What I Study

My research addresses questions within three broad areas:

Marine climate biogeography

One of my main areas of interest is climate biogeography - where do we find marine species, what are the factors that control their distribution, and where might we find them in the future?

Predator-prey ecology

I’m interested in the many ways climate mediate species interactions - including by altering spatial overlap among interacting species, predator bioenergetics, and animal behavior.

Fisheries management

Much of my research on biogeography and predator-prey ecology is intended to inform management, but I also like to get involved a little more directly through stock assessments, population modeling, and supporting co-management.