Current Students
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Binta Wold
MS Studet 2022-Present
Defining human-bear conflict in Juneau, imagining solutions
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Max Plichta
MS Student 2023-Present
Quantifying the soundscapes of the Arctic Coastal Plain & assessing impacts of anthropogenic noise on caribou
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Maeghan Connor
MS Student 2023-Present
Exploring novel technologies to assess the ecology of a poorly studied Arctic marine mammal, the spotted seal
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Forrest Rosenbower
MS Student 2023-Present
Understanding bull moose - seasonal movement & distribution in Interior Alaska
Past Students
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Luke Metherell
MS Student 2020-2023
Dall's Sheep Nutritional Ecology South-central Alaska
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Cade Kellam
MS Student 2020-2023
Sitka Black-tailed deer forest ecology
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Gwendolyn Quigley
MS Student 2020-2022
Behavioral response of polar bears to aircraft activity on the northern coast of Alaska
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Scott Leorna
MS Student 2017-2019 - Exploring stakeholder communication within a caribou hunting system of Arctic Alaska
PhD student 2020-2023 - Wildlife monitoring using camera traps in Arctic Alaska
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Megan Perra
MS Student 2019-2023
Soundscapes on the Arctic Coastal Plain
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Nils Pedersen
MS 2015-2019
Optimizing a technique for detecting and monitoring polar bear dens in the arctic using unmanned aircraft systems
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Tessa Hasbrouck
MS 2016-2019
Distribution of hunter groups and environmental effects on moose harvest in interior Alaska
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Taylor Stinchomb
MS 2015-2018
Social-ecological soundscapes: Examining aircraft-harvester conflict in Arctic Alaska
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Ian Johnson
MS Student 2013-2015
Space use and movements of moose hunters and wolves in the Yukon Flats, Alaska
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Helen Cold
MS Student 2016-2019
Documenting and describing landscape disturbances influencing human access to wild resources: a community-based approach
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Jon Martin
PhD Student
Exploring the effects of forest management in Southeast Alaska on Sitka black-tailed deer ecology and hunting opportunities