WILDLIFE AND ECOSYSTEM BIOINDICATORS LAB

Welcome to our lab website! Our research aims to elucidate the responses of wildlife to environmental change by examining patterns in wildlife health across the landscape. Specifically, we use bioindicators of individual health (e.g. parasites, hormones, immune function) to better understand the effects of potential stressors, such as food shortages and habitat change, on wildlife populations. This approach provides understanding of how and why wildlife responds to environmental change, which in turn can inform policy and conservation interventions aimed at promoting wildlife health. Please visit our ‘Research' tab for more information and browse projects led by lab personnel under 'People'.

 

Our lab is located on the Prince George Campus of the University of Northern British Columbia (UNBC). As part of the UNBC community, we are grateful to learn and study on the unceded Territory of the Lheidli T’enneh Nation.