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Ecologist. Researcher. Educator.

In fall 2022 I joined Dr. Rem Moll's Wildlife Modeling and Management lab as a PhD student. My work focuses on investigating the community ecology of carnivores and their prey across gradients of urbanization and anthropogenic influence and I am supported by the National Science Foundation Graduate Research Fellowship Program (GRFP). I previously worked as a Term Affiliate Faculty Member at Regis University in the Biology and Environmental Science Departments and as a Behavioral Research Associate at Denver Zoo. Please see the related pages on this site for more specific information.
I work to understand anthropogenic impacts on wildlife, especially in urban ecosystems. Through my research and teaching, I investigate the ecology driving interactions along urban gradients in support of conservation efforts and reducing negative human-animal interactions.

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