Current projects
Comparative phylogeography
Reconstructing & comparing long-term population history of ecologically co-associated forest arthropods, in the southern Appalachian Mountains.
Biodiversity hotspot prediction
Surveying, quantifying, and predicting the spatial distribution of dead-wood (saproxylic) arthropod biodiversity, in the present and near future.
Southern pine beetle range expansion
Characterizing population genetic structure, and source-sink gene flow dynamics of a range expansion event that is happening in real time.
Galapagos giant tortoise conservation
Genetic identification of high-value breeders, to assist natural resource managers who are dedicated to evidence-based conservation.