I use a combination of field and computational tools to study complex interactions between organisms (including people!) and their environments. My interests include global change, wildlife conservation, disease ecology, wetland ecology, and how they relate to social ecological systems. I work with a variety of study systems, although I have a particular affinity for amphibians and reptiles. I am passionate about the application of rigorous science to community engagement and education, and I have interests in the role of data science and analytics in advancing human and civil rights. 

​In my free time, I love to mountain bike, cross country ski, paddle board, climb, hike, play my viola, and cook. 

Read more about my research and projects here!