Project Portfolio

My portfolio contains abstracts, published papers, and products for past and current research I have contributed to, as well as a collection of online educational resources I have created. More educational resources can be found in the Courses and Workshop sections listed above.

Navigating the Dynamics of Waterfowl Sanctuaries and Recreational Access

Series: Mallard project

In Dr. Blake-Bradshaw’s pivotal dissertation work, the resilience of mallards to experimental disturbances in sanctuaries reveals a potential for accommodating controlled recreational access without compromising waterfowl protection. Her research underscores the importance of sanctuary design and management that balances ecological needs with recreational desires.

By Allison Keever in Theme Features R

Timing is Everything: Secrets to Wild Turkey Nest Success

Explore the fascinating world of wild turkey nesting behaviors and uncover the key factors that determine nest survival. Join us as we unravel the mysteries behind successful nesting and learn how timing and habitat features influence the fate of these beloved game birds. Photo cred: Nick Bakner

By Allison Keever in Ecological modeling Bayesian analyses

Adaptive Harvest Management of Wolves

Delve into the intricate dance of managing wolf populations in the U.S. Northern Rocky Mountains. Our research tackled the complexities of adaptive harvest management, offering insights into recruitment, hierarchical demography, and the delicate balance between societal values and conservation objectives.

By Allison Keever in R and R Shiny development Ecological modeling Bayesian analyses SDM and AM

Fostering Reliability in Wildlife Management: The Power of Scientific Rigor

Embarking on a profound journey into the Philosophy of Science for my comprehensive exams, I ventured into the depths of inquiry, exploring the fundamental principles that underpin scientific research. Little did I know that this academic pursuit would lead me to a greater understanding of scientific rigor and hypothesis testing.

Deer by Camera: Perfecting Population Estimation

Dive into our groundbreaking study where we used camera surveys to accurately estimate deer populations. Our findings illuminate the effectiveness and challenges of passive methods in wildlife monitoring.

By Allison Keever in Ecological modeling