Cities, Environmental Justice, and Wildlife
Behavioral Ecology • Environmental Justice • Social-Ecological Dynamics • Urban Ecology
As an urban ecologists, I am keen on advancing our understanding of the relationship between cities, environmental (in)justice, and wildlife. I'm especially interested in investigating how societal inequity, structural racism/classism, and environmental injustice shapes the landscape people and wildlife experience, and what this means for our collective futures. I focus on urban ecosystems because they provide compelling model systems to address how societal features and human-driven disturbances impact organismal biology and community ecology, lending itself to application, management, and conservation policy.
Systems I've worked in to understand questions I'm interested in are:
Systems I've worked in to understand questions I'm interested in are: