Applied Animal Ecology and Conservation

Faculty in the Applied Animal Ecology and Conservation research area in NRES seek to address local and global challenges in animal conservation. Our researchers are leaders in current conservation practices, and are engaged in a range of research activities related to the conservation of biodiversity, landscape connectivity, and climate change. In addition, we are committed to teaching and student engagement at both the graduate and undergraduate level. By using strong basic science to engage students in conservation challenges, the Applied Animal Ecology and Conservation area of NRES seeks to make a difference on a global scale.

Faculty Researchers

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Robert Schooley
Professor and Department Head
Jeffrey Brawn
Professor Emeritus and Inaugural Levenick Chair in Sustainability
Eric Larson
Associate Professor
James Miller
Professor and Director of Undergraduate Studies
Joy O'Keefe
Associate Professor and Wildlife Extension Specialist
Michael Ward
Professor and Levenick Chair in Sustainability