About Me
I'm originally from Halifax, Nova Scotia and am passionate about answering applied questions in landscape and wildlife ecology with implications for species conservation. My research interests are primarily focused on understanding how animals move in response to human disturbance and climate change. In my free time, you'll often find me birding or photographing wildlife around the beautiful places where I live and work.
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, and Rocky Point Bird Observatory in the field on community conservation projects and species at risk research across Canada. I recently completed my M.Sc. thesis at the University of Victoria, BC in partnership with InnoTech Alberta modeling white-tailed deer movement and landscape disturbance in Alberta's boreal forest. Currently I am working as Caribou Program Research Assistant with fRI Research in Hinton, AB.
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Field WorkThese are some of the field skills I have been lucky to develop in the past few years
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