Member Directory

Scott Schilds is a Wildlife Ecologist currently working with BC's Caribou Recovery Program. Scott's focus is primarily on habitat restoration initiatives as well as habitat protection and industrial impact assessments. Scott's camera trap...

My name is Hahzinak. I am First Nation. I am studying the characteristics of wildlife and that relationship with Nature spirituality to develop a list of natural strengths my population can relate to and adapt in order to indoctrinate...

C. Steven Sevillano, PhD in Conservation Science. Lead Faculty at the Center of Amazon Studies at the School for Fields Studies (Peru). Steven is using Camera Traps to assess mammal biodiversity on our center in Iquitos.

Brenda Shepherd is a Parks Canada Ecologist at Jasper National Park. She leads the ecological monitoring program and she and the team also carry out projects to support species at risk recovery. The ecological integrity monitoring program...

Hello, My name is Michael Shorter, I am a Professional Biologist registered with the ASPB and the B.C. College. I am the lead wildlife biologist for Tannas Conservation Services. We are conducting a camera trap program in Grande Cache to...

Cora Skaien is a professional biologist working on various science-based conservation projects as a contracted professional or hired employee with various non-profits and government bodies. Her PhD dissertation focused on eco-evolutionary...

Rebecca (Becca) M. Smith is an MSc student in the Applied Conservation Macro Ecology (ACME) Lab at the University of Victoria under the supervision of Dr. Jason Fisher and Dr. Nancy Shackelford. Becca is interested in understanding the...

Cassondra Stevenson is an MSc student in the Department of Biological Sciences at the University of Alberta. Cassondra uses remote camera traps to test habitat quality estimates and connectivity models used in urban planning.

Dr. Frances Stewart is a postdoctoral researcher with NRCan and adjunct professor at the University of Victoria. Her work has involved wildlife camera trapping for identifying mammal species occurrences, movement patterns, and space use in...

Dr. Cat Sun is a postdoctoral researcher in the WildCo Lab at the University of British Columbia. Her research focuses on spatial patterns and mechanisms of density, distribution, and dynamics of wildlife populations to inform management...

Erin Tattersall (she/her) is a PhD student in the Wildlife Coexistence Lab at the University of British Columbia. In her research, Erin uses camera traps and autonomous recording units (ARUs) to assess wildlife distributions and habitat...

Julie Thomas is a PhD candidate at the University of Northern British Columbia, where she conducts research on predator-prey dynamics of cougars and caribou in central BC. She is currently using camera traps to document the distribution...

Brian Titaro is a Fish and Wildlife Biologist with the BC Ministry of Water, Land and Resource Stewardship. He has used camera traps to help inform park management plans, reduce human-wildlife conflict, evaluate the impacts of human...

Sydney Toni is a biologist who wears a lot of hats with the Alberta Biodiversity Monitoring Institute (ABMI), including report writing, stakeholder engagement, and external communications. She is the former coordinator of the Alberta...

Russell Turner is an Ecosystem Scientist for Wapusk National Park at Parks Canada. He helps design, implement, and manage research and monitoring projects related to the ecology of Wapusk National Park and the Greater Wapusk Ecosystem. He...

Vanessa Uschenko is a Research Assistant and R.P. Bio with the College of New Caledonia Research Forest, working on a variety of natural resource and wildlife projects involving camera trap surveys to examine wildlife use in various...