Studying Seals Research at Durham University on the Behavioural Ecology of the Grey Seal in the UK
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Lightening fast responses allow birds to cope with urban noise. Urban habitats are noisy places. Named after its discoverer the French scientist and doctor Étienne Lombard.
Researching the Behavioural Ecology of wolves and related canids at Durham University, UK. About Elana and her research. Canis lupus fieldwork take 2! November 29, 2016. Canid get enough of canids.
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Postdoctoral Researcher at the Forest Ecosystem and Landscape Ecology lab of the department of Forest and wildlife ecology, University of wisconsin-madison. Postdoctoral researcher at the department of wildlife, fish, and environmental studies of the Swedish University of Agricultural Sciences.
After working in the Avian Health and Disease Ecology lab under the advisement of Dr. Jen Owen, I realized how much I enjoy working with birds, and how much they can tell us! I hope to continue working in the realm of disease ecology, physiology and infectious disease dynamics in the future.
Ecology, Evolution, and Natural History of Plants and Pollinators. I am a PhD Candidate at the University of Wisconsin-Madison working on a project to better understand the relationship between resource acquisition, and the associated foraging effort of honey bees and bumble bees. The experiments I use to study these relationships are field based, with the goal of developing predictive models of bee foraging.