Shelley Alexander, PhD
Ph.D. Geography, Spatial Ecology Department of Geography University of Calgary, Canada
Areas of Research
My research is diverse and focuses on carnivore conservation, specifically wild canids (coyotes and wolves, but also fox, painted dogs). I have a focus on welfare with respect to research methods and practice and interest in improving co-existence. All research programs have engaged Geospatial analysis as some component. My research is non-invasive, mixed methods (qualitative and quantitative) and addresses emergent issues in human-animal relationships. Full profiles available on my lab website www.ucalgary.ca/canid-lab
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Funded and non-funded positions available. Students must be interested in mixed-methods study of human-coyote encounters and co-existence. Must be willing to deploy qualitative methods and have an aptitude with GIS, on-line survey development, plus keen interest in animal welfare science and geo-ethics. See the Foothills Coyote Initiative (www.ucalgary.ca/canid-lab) for details.
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