@sjohnsonbice
Postdoctoral researcher at Univ. of Minnesota, working with Voyageurs Wolf Project on wolf–deer–beaver relationships. Predator-prey & movement ecology in human-altered landscapes. PhD @Univ. of Manitoba, w/ research on Arctic foxes & tundra food webs.
Anyone interested in being the next polar bear biologist for Nunavut? Starting at $143,000/year including northern living allowance is not shabby though cost of living is truly insano up there. There is an opportunity for some work from home.
www.gov.nu.ca/en/jobs/wild...
An Arctic fox carries a goose egg on Bylot Island, Nunavut. Picture Louis-Pierre Ouellet.
In Functional Ecology, we integrate predator energy balance into functional responses to better understand tundra species interactions. This paper reflects major field and modelling efforts by our #UQAR team and colleagues. Read: bit.ly/49p6brL 🧪🌿🌎🦊 #wildlife #movementecology #arctic #fox #ecology
Returning to the world of social media after a long hiatus! I'll do an introductory thread in a few days.
Broadly speaking, I'm a postdoctoral researcher interested in predator-prey dynamics, wildlife movement ecology, and how animals navigate an increasingly human-altered world.