RECENT UPDATESNew paper from the lab: "Diel activity structures the occurrence of a mammal community in a human-dominated landscape"Check out our newest paper from the Gerber Applied Quantitative Ecology lab lead by Amy Mayer published in Ecology and Evolution this month. Learn more about the study and species spatio-temporal response to threats and the importance of incorporating diel activity in to habitat modeling.
Time for ANALYSES!All the cameras have been pulled, GPS collars have been collected, and data has been uploaded - now time to begin those analyses!
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The Rhode Island Fisher StudyThe Rhode Island Fisher Study (RIFS) is a collaboration between the Rhode Island Department of Environmental Management and the University of Rhode Island. Our partners at RIDEM put together this amazing video of our work to help local RI students learn about the project and about fishers. Click the link below to see some videos of our newest recruits.
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American Mink (Neovison vison) swimming in the Clarion River in Cook Forest State Park, PA