Outreach
Science communication, community engagement, and collaboration are important parts of being a scientist. Whether it's working in the classroom or discussing my research with the general public, I enjoy sharing my work and expertise with a broader audience.
In & Out of the Classroom
I've had the pleasure of giving guest lectures in both classroom and fieldtrip settings. I met with students from the Transitions Program at Poway Unified School District, CA on a recurring basis in 2020 - 2021 to talk about wildlife, wolves, and my experiences studying animals. I also gave several guest lectures in UW's Environmental and Resource Assessment course about using camera traps for wildlife monitoring. I enjoy connecting with students and getting them excited about wildlife research and conservation.
In the Media
03/25/2021: The Washington Department of Fish & Wildlife produced a short film about the Washington Predator-Prey Project. The documentary team did a phenomenal job telling the story of this massive collaborative study through breathtaking video footage, camera trap images, short interviews, and mesmerizing graphics.
01/23/21: The Wildlife Society featured our study about compensatory immigration in wolf packs.
12/29/20: The Capital Press covered our research published in Animal Conservation:
12/25/2020: The Lewiston Tribune featured our research about wolf immigration and harvest. They came up with a pretty great headline too! Check out the article:
12/21/2020: The Spokesman-Review featured our research that was published in Animal Conservation:
07/27/20: The Wildlife Society featured our research about wolf howling behavior and howl surveys on their website. Check out the article:
