The cutting edge of animal biologgingA new article in the MIT Technology Review discusses the recent developments and future plans for the next generation of animal tracking, including a discussion of some of my work with the NASA Internet of Animal Project
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Recent article featuring some of my work on the fire ecology of Flammulated Owls
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My work with Flammulated Owls was recently featured in an article by Chad Witko from National Audubon. Click below to learn more about this species' relaince on old growth forests, the annual migrations it makes between the Rocky Mountains and southern Mexico, and how new tracking technology is helping scientists design better conservation actions for owls and other species like them.
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Recap: The NASA Intenet of Animals Symposium 2022
Paying field assistants increases equitable access to vital research experiences for junior scientists.
Read my essay on the subject in the Lark Bunting.
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Fire, Snow, and the Red Queen
Video of a talk I gave for the Colorado Field Ornithologists about some of my research on Flammulated Owls. |
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The Story of B5: The Flammulated Owl That Got Away
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I had the chance to sit down with Dr. Roland Kays of the North Carolina Museum of Natural Sciences to talk about Flammulated Owls (one in particular) for his podcast "Wild Animals". Check out the episode here (then listen to the rest of the series - it's great!)
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How can studying owls teach us about changing fire regimes?