Senior Terrestrial Ecologist specializing in biodiversity indicators and species distribution modeling.
I focus on developing robust biodiversity indicators for land-use planning applications and biodiversity reporting with the Alberta Biodiversity Monitoring Institute. My research bridges the gap between spatial ecology and actionable conservation policy.
Species distribution models developed for seven taxonomic groups across Alberta, Canada.
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The R package is a decision support tool that provides an interface to enable custom predictions using the species distribution models developed by the Alberta Biodiversity Monitoring Institute (ABMI).
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The Stream Connectivity indicator calculates how connected stream segments are across Alberta.
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The Native Cover indicator quantifies one facet of biodiversity loss by tracking the amount of native cover converted to human footprints, typically for settlement, agriculture, resource extraction, and transportation.
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The Interior Native Habitat indicator quantifies one facet of biodiversity loss by tracking the amount of area that is not impacted by the edge effects caused by human footprints such as settlement, agriculture, resource extraction, and transportation.
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The Landscape Connectivity indicator captures information about the amount of undisturbed landcover and its configuration across the landscape.
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