
PACIFIC FLYWAY WATERFOWL
My current research is funded by the US Geological Survey and California agencies and involves investigating movement and behavioral ecology of Pacific Flyway Waterfowl from Suisun Marsh. We are examining habitat use and requirements, conservation, management and effects of planned habitat restoration and disturbance.
I am deeply passionate about the conservation of nature and counteracting the deleterious impacts of the human population on survival, habitats and ecosystems.

SEABIRDS
David Attenborough's Great Barrier Reef http://attenboroughsreef.com/
in which my research results regarding wedge-tailed shearwater migration movements and pathways were published (page 8):
http://attenboroughsreef.com/animal_odysseys.php?title=Animal%20Odysseys&back=understanding_the_reef
with documentary interview (page 9): "Watch a wedge-tailed shearwater chicks clumsy flying lesson"
Further outreach: https://www.facebook.com/jamescookuniversity/photos/a.10150106355336178/10154255268161178/?type=1&theater

OTHER TAXA RESEARCH/CONSERVATION
I am deeply passionate about the conservation of nature and counteracting the deleterious impacts of the human population on other species, habitats and ecosystems.
I have a extensive background in conservation activities and am particularly interested in marine organisms and larger migratory species. My interests have led me to participate in a great deal of research projects, advocacy and public awareness campaigns across the globe.
Taxa with which I have worked:
Seabirds -~14 species
Other marine taxa including: whalesharks, manta rays, whales, turtles, fish, lobsters, holothurians, corals, cephalopods, plants
Terrestrial taxa including: mammals, songbirds, reptiles, frogs, plants
Ecosystems: marine, reefs, beaches, rivers, creeks, rainforest, cloud forest, savanna, grasslands, desert