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Collaborators, friends, mentors...
Erin Bayne - University of Alberta
I worked with Erin and other members of the Biodiversity Management and Climate Change Adaptation Research Group (ABMI) during a post-doc at the University of Alberta. We continue to collaborate on projects involving adaptation to climate change in Columbian ground squirrels and the relevance of climate to reintroduction programs.
Stan Boutin - University of Alberta
I worked with Stan as both a Ph.D. student and post-doc. We continue to collaborate on research involving phenology and life history evolution in red squirrels (see the Kluane Red Squirrel Project link below).
Mark Brigham - University of Regina
Mark Brigham was my M.Sc. supervisor and introduced me to the field of ecophysiology and the strange nocturnal world of bats and nightjars.
Anne Charmantier - Centre National de la Recherche Scientifique
Anne, together with Steve Dobson (below), supervised my post-doc at CNRS. Anne furthered my training in evolutionary ecology and we've continued to collaborate on research on red squirrels and Columbian ground squirrels
Steve Dobson - Auburn University
Steve and I have worked together on Columbian ground squirrels since 2008. We've worked together on a number of projects and maintain a close collaboration on this project.
Kluane Red Squirrel Project
KRSP is a comprehensive and collaborative research program on North American red squirrels in the Yukon. It's been operating for >25 years and is still going strong!
Loeske Kruuk - University of Edinburgh
Loeske supervised my Royal Society Fellowship at the University of Edinburgh and trained me in quantitative genetics and evolutionary biology. We continue to collaborate on research designed to distinguish genetic versus phenotypically plastic variation in hibernation phenology.
Jan Murie - University of Alberta
Jan initiated the research project on Columbian ground squirrels in the early 90's. His guidance continues to benefit all involved researchers.
Craig Willis - University of Winnipeg
Craig and I work together on evolutionary physiology of Columbian ground squirrels and bats.
I worked with Erin and other members of the Biodiversity Management and Climate Change Adaptation Research Group (ABMI) during a post-doc at the University of Alberta. We continue to collaborate on projects involving adaptation to climate change in Columbian ground squirrels and the relevance of climate to reintroduction programs.
Stan Boutin - University of Alberta
I worked with Stan as both a Ph.D. student and post-doc. We continue to collaborate on research involving phenology and life history evolution in red squirrels (see the Kluane Red Squirrel Project link below).
Mark Brigham - University of Regina
Mark Brigham was my M.Sc. supervisor and introduced me to the field of ecophysiology and the strange nocturnal world of bats and nightjars.
Anne Charmantier - Centre National de la Recherche Scientifique
Anne, together with Steve Dobson (below), supervised my post-doc at CNRS. Anne furthered my training in evolutionary ecology and we've continued to collaborate on research on red squirrels and Columbian ground squirrels
Steve Dobson - Auburn University
Steve and I have worked together on Columbian ground squirrels since 2008. We've worked together on a number of projects and maintain a close collaboration on this project.
Kluane Red Squirrel Project
KRSP is a comprehensive and collaborative research program on North American red squirrels in the Yukon. It's been operating for >25 years and is still going strong!
Loeske Kruuk - University of Edinburgh
Loeske supervised my Royal Society Fellowship at the University of Edinburgh and trained me in quantitative genetics and evolutionary biology. We continue to collaborate on research designed to distinguish genetic versus phenotypically plastic variation in hibernation phenology.
Jan Murie - University of Alberta
Jan initiated the research project on Columbian ground squirrels in the early 90's. His guidance continues to benefit all involved researchers.
Craig Willis - University of Winnipeg
Craig and I work together on evolutionary physiology of Columbian ground squirrels and bats.
