Biologist
Branch of Species Status Assessment Science Support
Ecological Services Program, USFWS
Long Island Field Office
340 Smith Road
Shirley, NY 11967
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Research Areas:
Population ecology, conservation biology, use of science in policy
Branch of Species Status Assessment Science Support
Ecological Services Program, USFWS
Long Island Field Office
340 Smith Road
Shirley, NY 11967
contact
Research Areas:
Population ecology, conservation biology, use of science in policy
Research highlights
May 2022: Judy attended the Ecological Forecasting Initiative 2022 virtual conference to present on Species Status Assessments under the Endangered Species Act
February 2022: ABC Australia covered our new paper linking demographic and life history traits to IUCN status for both plant and animal species, using data from the COMPADRE & COMADRE Matrix Databases
September 2021: Excited to share two new papers: one comparing the survival rates of chimpanzees in ex situ populations in North America and Japan, another looks at the consistency between eBird and Breeding Bird Survey data at fine spatial and temporal scales
August 2021: Check out our new study in Global Change Biology where we used population viability analyses to assess climate change impacts on the Emperor penguin
June 2021: Our study looking at the demographic and genetic status of managed zoo populations over time is out now in Frontiers in Ecology and the Environment!
April 2021: Our study summarizing how mammals respond to climate change demographically is out now in the Journal of Animal Ecology!
February 2021: Demographers can now contribute their own data directly into the COMPADRE & COMADRE Matrix Databases! Find out more here
December 2020: Judy and Emily both presented at the American Geophysical Union (AGU) conference on their NSF PRISM projects. The PRISM team led 3 sessions under the theme of “Data-Driven Exploration of Interconnected Risks in Complex Human–Natural Systems”
November 2020: Find out the latest about the COMPADRE & COMADRE Matrix Databases here, including the addition of 1,120 matrix models on human populations to the database
May 2022: Judy attended the Ecological Forecasting Initiative 2022 virtual conference to present on Species Status Assessments under the Endangered Species Act
February 2022: ABC Australia covered our new paper linking demographic and life history traits to IUCN status for both plant and animal species, using data from the COMPADRE & COMADRE Matrix Databases
September 2021: Excited to share two new papers: one comparing the survival rates of chimpanzees in ex situ populations in North America and Japan, another looks at the consistency between eBird and Breeding Bird Survey data at fine spatial and temporal scales
August 2021: Check out our new study in Global Change Biology where we used population viability analyses to assess climate change impacts on the Emperor penguin
June 2021: Our study looking at the demographic and genetic status of managed zoo populations over time is out now in Frontiers in Ecology and the Environment!
April 2021: Our study summarizing how mammals respond to climate change demographically is out now in the Journal of Animal Ecology!
February 2021: Demographers can now contribute their own data directly into the COMPADRE & COMADRE Matrix Databases! Find out more here
December 2020: Judy and Emily both presented at the American Geophysical Union (AGU) conference on their NSF PRISM projects. The PRISM team led 3 sessions under the theme of “Data-Driven Exploration of Interconnected Risks in Complex Human–Natural Systems”
November 2020: Find out the latest about the COMPADRE & COMADRE Matrix Databases here, including the addition of 1,120 matrix models on human populations to the database
