Ottawa ON
Canada
Area(s) of expertise
Caribou, habitat selection, animal movements, population dynamics, conservation biology
Language(s) Spoken
French, English
About
My Ph.D. focused on the impacts of roads on woodland caribou, a species at risk that is rapidly declining across Canada. From 2013-17 I completed two post doctoral fellowships during which I continued working on caribou as well as other large terrestrial mammals such as moose, wolves, and bears. In 2017 I joined Environment and Climate Change Canada, where I continue to expand my work on various species at risk, focusing on predator-prey interactions, animal-habitat relationships, and animal movements. I work in collaboration with provinces, territories and academia to enhance our understanding of human impacts on species at risk, and how to mitigate them. Outside of work, I enjoy travel, comedy, pop culture, and video games.
Other Links and Resources
Ask a Scientist: What is the difference between caribou and reindeer? 2021
Question scientifique: Quelle est la différence entre les caribous et les rennes? 2021
La Conservation du Caribou au Canada. Portrait global et études de cas. Presentation pour ISFORT, 2018: