Research Focus
My primary research focus is the conservation of native biodiversity, including ecological surveys, habitat and population modeling, and conservation planning and management. This research combines ecological fieldwork with the application of quantitative techniques, such as G.I.S., habitat modeling, and risk assessment, to address conservation issues across many scales, temporal and spatial.
I am especially interested in the distribution and ecological requirements of native species and what makes them vulnerable to extinction. read more
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