We conduct ecological research to help better understand, manage, and conserve animal populations. Our applied research program builds knowledge about fish and wildlife populations and communities by seeking general solutions to specific management & conservation challenges. Richard Walker's research on oil and natural gas development and flow is out in Journal of Applied Ecology.
Rhainnon Jakopak, a recent graduate of the University of Wyoming, completed undergraduate research projects in both the Chalfoun lab and the Monteith shop. A 7-year long study on sagebrush songbirds nesting on gas fields in western Wyoming seeks to understand why nests fail more frequently in areas with more habitat loss from energy development.
Rhainnon Jakopak, a recent graduate of the University of Wyoming, completed undergraduate research projects in both the Chalfoun lab and the Monteith shop. A 7-year long study on sagebrush songbirds nesting on gas fields in western Wyoming seeks to understand why nests fail more frequently in areas with more habitat loss from energy development.
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Our offices, programs, and personnel are embedded within the Department of Zoology and Physiology on the campus of the University of Wyoming. If you are interested in hearing more about any of our projects, please contact the student or postdoctoral researcher who coordinates the project. You will find their contact information on the Project and People pages of this website.
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