I am broadly interested in the drivers, consequences, and evolution of animal societies
My research leverages a multidisciplinary and collaborative approach, long-term field research, and a variety of statistical tools to ask questions about societies across taxa in ecology and evolutionary biology
Animal Behavior & Networks
Evolution & Natural Selection
Collaboration & Mentoring Through collaboration with peers and mentoring undergraduates in the lab/field, I've worked on a variety of topics and questions:
Science Policy Leveraging both science for policy and policy for science, I have published a number of peer-reviewed policy memos, served as a science advisor to elected leaders, and served on the Board of Directors for the non-profit Organization of Biological Field Stations. Visit my Publications and Science Policy pages to read more! |
Funding for my research has been graciously provided by the U.S. National Science Foundation, European Research Council, UCLA, American Society of Mammalogists, Animal Behavior Society, and the Rocky Mountain Biological Laboratory