News:
New paper demonstrating how animal zoogeochemical inputs may promote site fidelity, using simulated caribou calving. We call it the biogeochemical boomerang!
New paper quanitifying the nutrients lost from Scottish landscapes due to deer culling practices featured in the The Times and The Scotsman.
New papers on valuing individuals in human-wildlife conflict and the theory behind predator-prey interactions!
Check out my interview with YSE after winning the Bormann Prize.
New Paper: Context matters when rewilding for climate change.
New interview in Psychology Today highlighting our paper in Conservation Biology!
Check out the interviews on my work on animal-mediated subsidies and winning the Sidnie Manton Award here and my work on conservation ethics here.
New paper quanitifying the nutrients lost from Scottish landscapes due to deer culling practices featured in the The Times and The Scotsman.
New papers on valuing individuals in human-wildlife conflict and the theory behind predator-prey interactions!
Check out my interview with YSE after winning the Bormann Prize.
New Paper: Context matters when rewilding for climate change.
New interview in Psychology Today highlighting our paper in Conservation Biology!
Check out the interviews on my work on animal-mediated subsidies and winning the Sidnie Manton Award here and my work on conservation ethics here.
About:I'm an ecosystem ecologist 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.
Contact:email: [email protected]
twitter: @Kristyferraro google scholar CV Pronouns: She/Her Education: Ph.D Candiate, Yale School of the Environment - Bradford Lab & Schmitz Lab MPhil., Yale School of the Environment, 2022 MSc., Vanderbilt University 2018 - Jorge Lab BSc., Boston College 2015 |
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