My primary research interests revolve around carnivore ecology, species interactions, predator and prey dynamics, movement ecology, spatial analysis, human-wildlife conflict, and trophic systems. On a broad scale I’m particularly interested in understanding how large predators navigate through a rapidly changing world and how they compete with each other under those stressful circumstances. I plan on investigating this by taking a multi-scale approach to studying large predators in proximity or within human-dominated landscapes internationally or domestically and including local communities in the process of science.