in the media
The Wildlife Society: Wildfires Change the Deer-Predator Game (November 2022)
NW Sportsman Magazine: Okanogan Predator-Prey Research Out (September 2022)
Spokesman-Review: Preliminary findings from WPPP indicate white-tail population is 'neither increasing nor decreasing' (July 2022)
Trail Scholar: Hike with a predator-prey ecologist (June 2021)
Pend Oreille Conservation District: Spring Newsletter (April 2021)
The Wildlife Society: Wildlife forensics unveil predator-prey interaction clues (November 2019)
NW Sportsman Magazine: Okanogan Predator-Prey Research Out (September 2022)
Spokesman-Review: Preliminary findings from WPPP indicate white-tail population is 'neither increasing nor decreasing' (July 2022)
Trail Scholar: Hike with a predator-prey ecologist (June 2021)
Pend Oreille Conservation District: Spring Newsletter (April 2021)
The Wildlife Society: Wildlife forensics unveil predator-prey interaction clues (November 2019)
science writing for the public
Wildfires reshape forests and change the behavior of the animals that live there (The Conversation, October 2022)
To understand how mule deer use fire impacted areas, consider the season and account for their predators (Animal Ecology in Focus, October 2022)
When Deer Die (WPPP Blog, August 2019)
Clover Trapping Success (WPPP Blog, April 2019)
Notes on Neonatal Captures (WPPP Blog, August 2018)
The Science of Snowmelt (ArcGIS StoryMap, May 2017)
In the Wind River Water (Yale Institute for Biospheric Studies, October 2016)
To understand how mule deer use fire impacted areas, consider the season and account for their predators (Animal Ecology in Focus, October 2022)
When Deer Die (WPPP Blog, August 2019)
Clover Trapping Success (WPPP Blog, April 2019)
Notes on Neonatal Captures (WPPP Blog, August 2018)
The Science of Snowmelt (ArcGIS StoryMap, May 2017)
In the Wind River Water (Yale Institute for Biospheric Studies, October 2016)
public talks & community engagement
Wildfires shape mule deer movement and their interactions with predators in the Okanogan (starting at 21:40). Co-hosted by the Methow Conservancy and the Wenatchee River Institute, virtual. March 7, 2023.
WPPP update. Briefing to the WA Fish and Wildlife Commission (starting at 6:42:24), virtual/Clarkston, WA. December 2022.
Findings on Deer and Elk Population Dynamics (2017-2021) in NE WA. Chewelah Public Library, Chewelah, WA. November 2022.
Environment & Ecology Career Panel Speaker. SheTech, virtual/Idaho. March, 2021.
Expedition Behavior: Creating Intentional Community. The Mountaineers, Seattle, WA. October 2019.
Patterns of Mortality in Mule Deer of the Okanogan. Okanogan Trails Chapter of the Mule Deer Foundation Mule Deer Summit, Omak WA. February 2019.
Wolves, Wildlife, and Conservation. SheTech, Boise, ID. May, 2018.
Chemical Effects of Snowmelt on an Alpine Lake. Yale F&ES 33rd Annual Research Symposium. New Haven, CT. April 2017.
Chemical Effects of Snowmelt on Alpine Lakes, Western Research Fellowship Symposium, Bighorn, WY. July 2016.
WPPP update. Briefing to the WA Fish and Wildlife Commission (starting at 6:42:24), virtual/Clarkston, WA. December 2022.
Findings on Deer and Elk Population Dynamics (2017-2021) in NE WA. Chewelah Public Library, Chewelah, WA. November 2022.
Environment & Ecology Career Panel Speaker. SheTech, virtual/Idaho. March, 2021.
Expedition Behavior: Creating Intentional Community. The Mountaineers, Seattle, WA. October 2019.
Patterns of Mortality in Mule Deer of the Okanogan. Okanogan Trails Chapter of the Mule Deer Foundation Mule Deer Summit, Omak WA. February 2019.
Wolves, Wildlife, and Conservation. SheTech, Boise, ID. May, 2018.
Chemical Effects of Snowmelt on an Alpine Lake. Yale F&ES 33rd Annual Research Symposium. New Haven, CT. April 2017.
Chemical Effects of Snowmelt on Alpine Lakes, Western Research Fellowship Symposium, Bighorn, WY. July 2016.