I am a quantitative ecologist with a strong interest in data integration to inform species conservation efforts. I am currently a Rose postdoctoral fellow at the Cornell Lab of Ornithology, where I use eBird data to improve avian population trend estimates and enable targeted conservation through innovative quantitative frameworks. My work is highly collaborative; I work under the direction of Dr. Kylee Dunham and closely with members of the eBird Status and Trends team.

Communicating science to the public and investment in up-and-coming scientists is important to me, and both of these values show up in my past and current projects. Check them out here!

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Current Research

• Big data integration and integrated population models
• Avian population and migratory connectivity modeling
• Full annual cycle and carryover effects in migratory avian systems
• Anthropogenic land-use and climate change and associated impacts on sensitive species