• Behavioral ecologist and National Science Foundation postdoctoral fellow
• Member of the Pringle Lab at Princeton University
• Investigating predator-prey dynamics with a special focus on direct and indirect predator effects on prey behavior, prey demography, and ecosystem functioning
• Exploring anti-predator decision-making of large herbivores in response to predators such as lions, hyenas, cheetahs, wild dogs, leopards, and wolves
• Tracking the cascading effects of predators on soil and plant communities
• Integrating behavioral and demographic information from predator monitoring projects, camera trapping initiatives, and manipulative experiments
• Currently studying how ecological communities respond to predator reintroductions: can relationships between predators and prey be restored and does renewed predation risk trickle down to impact lower trophic levels?
• Heavily involved with citizen science, public outreach, and capacity building
• Collaborating to develop cutting-edge technological tools, including open-source software, hardware, and AI, to tackle complex conservation challenges

Interested in collaboration, consulting, or outreach? 
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Citizen science initiatives:
Snapshot Serengeti / Snapshot Safari / Eyes on the Wild / WildCam Gorongosa

Data and code:
GitHub / StatsBlog / DataDryad / Labeled Information Library / Serengeti GIS & Data Center