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I study ecological responses of wide-ranging animals, particularly migratory animals, to environmental changes. As an ecologist, my goal is to bridge the human and wildlife dimensions and to assist to balance the needs of wildlife conservation and human well-being. My study systems are in arid and semi-arid rangelands, where wildlife, humans (pastoralists), and livestock co-exist for thousands of years. I broadly draw theories and methods from behavioral ecology, conservation biology, rangeland ecology, landscape ecology, and geospatial science in pursuing my research topics. My current PhD. dissertation research focuses on impacts of fencing on ungulate migration behavior and ecosystem dynamics.
Listed below are some of my current and past projects with me as a leading researcher or a collaborator.
Listed below are some of my current and past projects with me as a leading researcher or a collaborator.
