I study i nteractions among organisms and their environment to explore questions related to ecology, evolution, and conservation in a global change context. My recent work focuses on. Reptile ecology and evolution, climate change impacts on sea turtles and lizards, and how disease impacts frog populations. In August 2016 I started as an Assistant Professor in the Department of Biology at Rhodes College.

The Vertebrate Ecology Lab is located at the James Cook University campus in Townsville, Australia, and is headed by Professor Lin Schwarzkopf. Research in our Lab focuses on the intersection between the ecology, evolution, and behavioural ecology of vertebrates. Our dynamic lab currently hosts about 14 postgraduate students and collaborates with a variety of researchers and institutions worldwide. Interested in Joining Us? Right now, we have a great PhD opportunity! .