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Borkhataria, Rena

Email: rrbork@ufl.edu
Faculty advisor: Frederick

McCarthy, Kyle

362 Newins-Ziegler Hall
Email: kyle.mccarthy@ufl.edu
Phone: 352-273-3997
Faculty advisor: Fletcher

Field of Study/Research: Behavioral response, human disturbance, conservation

Saarinen, Emily

Email: eheff@ufl.edu
Faculty advisor: Austin

Seavey, Jennifer

Bld 87, Rm 4
Email: jseavey@ufl.edu
Personal Homepage
Faculty advisor: Fletcher, Pine

Field of Study/Research: Jennifer received her Ph.D. from the University of Massachusetts. Her research interests are grounded in landscape ecology and conservation. At UF, Jennifer is spear-heading work regarding climate change, sea-level rise, and biodiversity

Tsai, Ross (Jo-szu)

Building 87, Room 6
Email: rosstsai@ufl.edu
Phone: 352-046-0567
Faculty advisor: Frederick

Field of Study/Research: Avian Ecology, Landscape Ecology, and Wetland Ecology

Wilkinson, Elliot

Email: ebwilkinson@ufl.edu
Phone: 801-897-3829
Faculty advisor: Branch, Miller

Field of Study/Research: Landscape and behavioral ecology

Willcox, Adam S

Email: awillcox@ufl.edu
Phone: 352-846-0558
Faculty advisor: Giuliano

Field of Study/Research: Adam is an applied social scientist with keen interests in integrating wildlife, fish, and natural resources management into rural private land uses, public lands outreach, public policy, and extension. He is working on several research and extension projects including a venture with the Florida Fish and Wildlife Conservation Commission to develop a longitudinal private lands wildlife conservation monitoring mail survey. Adam has extensive domestic and international experience in conservation project design and management, natural resource extension, protected areas outreach and planning, community-based conservation, and human dimensions of natural resources research.

Zweig, Christa

Bld 810
Email: czweig@ufl.edu
Phone: 352-846-0639
Faculty advisor: Kitchens

Field of Study/Research: My interest is general ecology, though most of my work is in wetlands. I am especially interested in the application of remote sensing to ecological monitoring and finding the limits of what RS can and can’t do. I am currently co-PI on two projects: a climate change project on the west coast of Florida and a project monitoring the demography and habitat of the endangered Florida snail kite. I am mostly a habitat person, but have worked with alligators, birds, fish, and sea turtles in the past.