About
I'm a master's student at the University of Michigan's School for Environment and Sustainability, with interests in human-wildlife coexistence, conservation communication, and the human dimensions of wildlife conservation. I serve as Lab Manager and Research Assistant for the Conservation and Coexistence Research Group. A major part of my role involves coordinating aspects of the Living with Wildlife Working Group, an interdisciplinary initiative bringing together researchers to explore resilience and regime shifts in human-carnivore coexistence. My master's capstone project works with the World Wildlife Fund (WWF), with Neil Carter as faculty advisor, to improve how human-wildlife conflict assessment data are communicated to diverse stakeholders.
