News:
Yale's Law, Animal, and Ethics program has been a instrumental supporter of my work in the last 4 years, and I've been lucky enough to give two interviews with them. Check out the interviews on my work on animal mediated subsidies with Diego Ellis-Soto here and my work on conservation ethics Nathalie Sommer here.
Check out my interview with the Yale Humanities Program where I chat about how the program helped me bridge my love of philosophy with my Ph.D. in ecology.
After co-winning the Sidnie Manton Award from the Journal of Animal Ecology with Diego Ellis-Soto, we got to edit a special issue on Animal Mediated Subsides. It was an absolute joy to collate instrumental papers from the journal that have pushed this field further.
I recently got to visit my collaborators in the WEEL Lab and the Biology Department at Memorial University to chat about zoogeochemistry and conservation ethics. A phenomenal trip to Newfoundland in the Fall!
New Paper Alert: Understanding anthropogenic impacts on zoogeochemistry is essential for ecological restoration
I am honored to be selected as a 2022 PEO Scholar! This award is extremely special to me, as it is from a group of thoughtful and intelligent women who want to support future leaders in their fields. If you are a woman in your final 2 years of your PhD - check out this amazing opportunity.
Check out my interview with the Yale Humanities Program where I chat about how the program helped me bridge my love of philosophy with my Ph.D. in ecology.
After co-winning the Sidnie Manton Award from the Journal of Animal Ecology with Diego Ellis-Soto, we got to edit a special issue on Animal Mediated Subsides. It was an absolute joy to collate instrumental papers from the journal that have pushed this field further.
I recently got to visit my collaborators in the WEEL Lab and the Biology Department at Memorial University to chat about zoogeochemistry and conservation ethics. A phenomenal trip to Newfoundland in the Fall!
New Paper Alert: Understanding anthropogenic impacts on zoogeochemistry is essential for ecological restoration
I am honored to be selected as a 2022 PEO Scholar! This award is extremely special to me, as it is from a group of thoughtful and intelligent women who want to support future leaders in their fields. If you are a woman in your final 2 years of your PhD - check out this amazing opportunity.
About:
I am currently a Ph.D. candidate in the working with the Bradford Lab and the Schmitz Lab at the Yale School of the Environment. Previously, I did my M.Sc. in the Jorge Lab at Vanderbilt University.
I'm generally interested in how to incorporate animals into current ecological paradigms. Presently, I am exploring how animals impact their environments, as well as how conservation considers and incorporates animals into decision making.
I'm generally interested in how to incorporate animals into current ecological paradigms. Presently, I am exploring how animals impact their environments, as well as how conservation considers and incorporates animals into decision making.
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Contact:
email: kristy.ferraro@yale.edu twitter: @Kristyferraro google scholar CV Pronouns: She/Her Education: Ph.D Candiate, Yale School of the Environment M.Phil., Yale School of the Environment, 2022 MS.c., Vanderbilt University 2018 B.Sc., Boston College 2015 |
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