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About Me
I'm originally from Halifax, Nova Scotia and am passionate about answering applied questions in landscape and wildlife ecology with conservation implications. Currently, I am leading the Southern BC Cougar Project as a PhD student at UBC Okanagan. Education: Ph.D. Biology, UBC Okanagan 2020-Present M.Sc. Environmental Studies, UVic 2018 B.Sc. Biology & Sustainability, Dalhousie 2014 I have previously collaborated with the Nature Conservancy of Canada, Mersey Tobeatic Research Institute, Bird Studies Canada, Acadia University, the UWSS, the University of Guelph, Rocky Point Bird Observatory, InnoTech Alberta, and fRI Research in the field on community conservation projects and species at risk research across Canada. Contact s.darlington @ ubc.ca Twitter @ Nature_darling Research Gate
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Southern BC Cougar Project Cougar-prey dynamics and response to wildfire and human disturbance in southern British Columbia Caribou and Grizzly MPB Project Modeling woodland caribou habitat selection within mature lodgepole pine at multiple stages of MPB attack |
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Alberta Boreal Deer Project White-tailed deer habitat selection and movement response to predators and anthropogenic disturbance on the periphery of range expansion |
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Field Work
These are some of the skills I have developed while working on various research and conservation projects
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