RESEARCH & cONSERVATION
As a research scientist, my primary interests lie in wildlife conservation, human-wildlife coexistence, and reducing the gender gap at high-level positions of Science, Technology, Engineering, and Mathematics (STEM). Specifically, I'm interested in understanding how environmental factors influence wildlife behaviour and ultimately, population dynamics. I especially value community engagement for successful coexistence with wildlife, and I am now particularly interested in non-invasive and multi-species approaches to answer complex questions.
GRIZZLY BEARPhD Thesis - Behavioural plasticity of grizzly bears in the context of climate change. A partnership between fRI Research Grizzly Bear Program & l'Université Laval, QC. |
CARIBOUI currently work as a Research Biologist with the Caribou Program at fRI Research (https://friresearch.ca). I play an active role in leading projects aimed at informing the recovery of woodland caribou in Alberta, Canada |
SLOTH BEARAn exciting new project focused on identifying environmental characteristics that favor sloth bears over Asiatic black bears, and evaluate how this information could be helpful to the conservation of these species. |
Member of the IUCN BSG Sloth Bear Expert Team
Working towards successful human-wildlife coexistence
Working towards successful human-wildlife coexistence
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"Like people, animals frequently disclose by their actions, what they decline to divulge in words" Aldo Leopold. |
curriculum vitaePeer-reviewed publications, Technical reports, Conferences, Awards, and more
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IUCN BSG & IBAPromoting wildlife conservation
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On the lighter sideBecause it isn't only work
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