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• conducts research on disturbance agents in forests, such as bark beetles
• links patterns across space and through time using landscape ecology approaches to understand community-level processes, and
• applies statistical tools to novel ecological questions for decision-support and resource management applications.

• Adjunct Professor at the University of Northern British Columbia

Education

• B.C.S. (Hons. Biology), 1996, Redeemer University College; M.S.

(Entomology), 1999, University of Wisconsin; M.S. (Biometry/Statistics),
2003, University of Wisconsin; Ph.D. (Entomology), 2003, University of
Wisconsin.

Publications

• Publications by this author in the CFS publications database