Dr. Lizz斯凯勒

Year Started at Paul Smith’s: 2022
部门: 自然科学

传记

I feel that as wildlife biologists, we play a vital role in understanding how drivers of change influence wildlife populations to ensure well informed conservation and management decisions are made. 因此, the focus of my research has been to understand how disturbances and land-use changes influence habitat use and population dynamics of landscape species. I am equally passionate about inspiring the next generation of scientists to discover the intricacies of the natural world while also providing a depth and breadth of knowledge needed to tackle future environmental challenges.

My enthusiasm for the great outdoors began as a child growing up in the Adirondack Mountains. 我得了B.S. in Wildlife Science from SUNY College of Environmental Science and Forestry in 2009. 毕业后, I enjoyed years working as a field technician on studies that included a wide array of taxa all over the country such as American marten, Greater sage-grouse, 黑尾鹿, and mesocarnivores. 我得了个M.S. (2015).D. (2020) in Wildlife Science from Oregon State University. The broad focus of my thesis and dissertation was to determine how land-use changes and climate influenced mule deer habitat and population dynamics in Oregon. My post-doctoral research examined the effects of a large-scale wildfire on a population Greater sage-grouse in the Trout Creeks Mountains in Oregon and Nevada.

Interests and 活动

Wildlife Ecology and Management; Invasive Species Management; Conservation and Restoration; Disturbance; Disease Ecology, Trophic Cascades; Active The Wildlife Society and Women in Science member

Academic Background

2020  Ph.D. Oregon State University, Wildlife Science
2015  M.S.  Oregon State University, Wildlife Science
2009  B.S. State University of New York College of Environmental Science and Forestry, Wildlife Science

课程

BIO 366 Herpetology
FWS 320 Techniques in Wildlife Management

Selected Publications and Presentations

斯凯勒,E.M.艾尔斯沃斯，L.M.桑切斯，D。.M.惠特克，D.G. (在审核). Habitat use of a landscape species is impacted by anthropogenic and ecological drivers. 《宝盈bbin官方登录》.
斯凯勒,E.M.艾尔斯沃斯，L.M.桑切斯，D。.M.惠特克，D.G. (在检查中). Long-term post-fire vegetation response influences mule deer survival. The Journal of Wildlife Management.
斯凯勒,E. M., C. A. 哈根,C. R. 安东尼,我. J. 福斯特和K. M. 挖. 2022.  Temporal mismatch in space use by sagebrush obligate after large-scale wildfire.  生态球
斯凯勒,E.M.艾尔斯沃斯，L.M.桑切斯，D。.M.惠特克，D.G. 2021. Forage quality and quantity in migratory and resident summer ranges. Rangeland Ecology and Management.
斯凯勒,E. M., K. 挖,D.H. 杰克逊. 2018. Effects of distribution, behavior, and climate on mule deer survival. Journal of Wildlife Management.
斯凯勒,E. 哈根,C.达格，K. 2022.  Habitat recovery after large-scale wildfire leads to mismatch in space use by sagebrush obligate. Pilchuck Audubon Society, virtual.
斯凯勒,E.艾尔斯沃斯，L.桑切斯，D。. 威特克D. 2021. Forage Quality and Quantity in Migratory and Resident Mule Deer Summer Ranges. Western Association of Fish and Wildlife Agencies, Deer and Elk Workshop, virtual.
斯凯勒,E.哈根，C.达格，K. 2021. Habitat recovery after large-scale wildfire leads to mismatch in space use by sagebrush obligate. Olympic Audubon Society, virtual.
斯凯勒,E.哈根，C.福斯特，L。.安东尼，C.达格，K. 2021. Temporal changes in Greater sage-grouse seasonal habitat selection in response to large-scale wildfire. Western Association of Fish and Wildlife Agencies, virtual.
斯凯勒,E.艾尔斯沃斯，L.桑切斯，D。. 威特克D. 2019. The Influence of Wildfire and Juniper Phase on Winter Habitat Selection Patterns of Mule Deer. The Wildlife Society & American Fisheries Society 2019 Joint Annual Conference. 雷诺,NV
斯凯勒,E.艾尔斯沃斯，L.桑切斯，D。. 威特克D. 2019. The influence of wildfire and juniper expansion on a landscape species. Western Association of Fish and Wildlife Agencies. 这TX.
斯凯勒,E.艾尔斯沃斯，L.桑切斯，D。. 2019. Resource Use and Summer Nutrition for Mule Deer within the John Day Basin. Oregon Department Fish and Wildlife Mule Deer Symposium, Prineville OR
斯凯勒,E.达格，K.杰克逊，D. 2017. Mule deer population dynamics and the influence of habitat selection. WAFWA Deer and Elk Workshop, Sun Valley, ID
斯凯勒,E.迪特尔，J.桑切斯，D。.艾尔斯沃斯，L. 2017. Return of ecosystem resilience: Further investigations on long-term habitat recovery. Oregon Chapter of The Wildlife Society, Pendleton OR

Relevant Work Experience

2021      Assistant District Wildlife Biologist; Oregon Department Fish and Wildlife
2016      Faculty Research Assistant- Northern Spotted Owl Research; Oregon State University
2013      Black-Tailed Deer Technician; Oregon Department Fish and Wildlife
2012      Science Technician II; Washington Department Fish and Wildlife
2011       Population Genetics Researcher and Lab Manager; Rutgers University
2010      Mesocarnivore Crew Lead; Cary Institute of Ecosystem Studies
2010      Upland Game Bird and Restoration Intern; Tall Timbers Research Station
2009      American Marten Technician; NYS Department of Environmental Conservation
2008      Sage-Grouse Technician; Utah State University