- Dr. Jenilee Gobin - Local climate adaptation in Canada lynx, effects of functional response relationships on boreal food web properties, broad spatial patterns of dietary overlap in congeneric lynxes, predation-risk as a driver of juvenile survival in snowshoe hare (PDF 2019-23)
Currently Policy Analyst at Assembly of First Nations - Carly Scott - Wild mammal responses to disturbance from cattle grazing (MSc 2017-21)
Currently PhD Student at University of Wisconsin-Madison - Meg Congram - Tracking amphibian chytridiomycosis using environmental DNA (MSc 2017-21)
Currently Lab Instructor at Mount Royal University Continuing Education - Sean Hudson - Detection probability estimation for massasaugua rattlesnakes in Ontario. (MSc 2017-19)
- Dr. Angela Eads - Amphibian responses to perceived predation risk; Broadband forestsnail conservation (PDF 2017-19)
Currently Postdoctoral Scholar at University of California, Davis - Brie-Anne Breton - Using eDNA to monitor amphibian populations (MSc 2016-19)
Currently Water Resources Policy and Program Advisor with the Ministry of Conservation and Parks - Dr. Sibelle Villaca - Using eDNA to monitor amphibian pathogens (PDF 2017-19)
- Melanie Boudreau - Indirect effects of predators on snowshoe hare physiology and behaviour (PhD 2015-19)
Currently Postdoctoral Scholar at Mississippi State University - Crystal Kelly - Population genetics in sandhill cranes (MSc 2016-19)
- Jasper Leavitt - Temperature and genetic polyploidy effects on larval salamander tissue regeneration (MSc 2016-19)
Currently PhD Student at East Carolina University - Lindsey Bargelt - Protected and connected conservation land in the US (MSc 2016-18)
Currently Environmental Scientist at New Mexico Environment Department - Justin Johnson - Evaluating niche differentiation between North American Canids (MSc 2016-2018)
Currently PhD Student at LMU Munich - Dr. Lynne Beaty - BEMA program course development; Amphibian responses to predation risk (2017-18)
Currently Assistant Professor at Penn State Erie, The Behrend College - Dr. Elizabeth Kierepka - BEMA course development (PDF 2016-18)
Currently Senior Research Scientist at North Carolina Museum of Natural Sciences and Assistant Research Professor at North Carolina State University - Peter Mills - Species distribution models for salamanders (MSc 2016-18)
- Dr. Thomas Hossie - Ecology of unisexual-bisexual salamander complexes (PDF 2015-18)
Currently Assistant Professor at Trent University - Alex Myette - Defensive strategies of salamanders and differential avoidance by predators (MSc 2015-18)
- Shawn MacFarlane - Corticosterone effects on cannibalistic morphology and tissue regeneration in axolotls (MSc 2015-18) Co-supervised by Dr. L. Kerr
- Alex Bell - Food quality and predation risk on daphnia responses to perceived predation risk (MSc 2015-17)
Currently Monitoring and Assessment Coordinator at Idaho Department of Environmental Quality - Cristen Watt - Landscape genetics of lynx (MSc & Lab Manager 2017)
Currently Species at Risk Fieldwork Coordinator at Huron Stewardship Council - Dr. Catarina Ferreira Team project leader (peer review, species recovery timelines) (PDF 2015-18)
- Dr. Amanda Bennett - Disease risk mapping for amphibians (PDF 2015-17)
Currently Research Associate at Council of Canadian Academies - Jessica Longhi - Impact of predation risk on tadpole physiology (MSc 2016) Co-supervised by Dr. L. Kerr
Currently Chiropractor at Shining Waters Chiropractic - Jason Rae - Interactions between disease and predation risk on tadpoles (MSc 2012-16)
- Cayla Austin - Chemical ecology of communication between dragonfly predators and frog tadpole prey (MSc 2012-16)
Currently Laboratory Technician at Centre for Advancement of Water and Waste Technologies, Fleming College - Kevin Chan - Ratio-dependent functional responses in lynx and coyotes (MSc 2012-16)
- Hance Ellington - Coyote spatial ecology in Newfoundland (PhD 2010-15)
Currently Assistant Professor at University of Florida - Dr. Rob Pickles - Spatial dynamics of ungulate parasites; recovery of wild tiger populations (PDF 2011-15)
- Josee-Anne Otis - Environmental niche overlap between wolves, coyotes and hybrids (MSc 2013-15)
Currently Wildlife Biology Teacher at CFP en Foresterie de l'Est-du-Québec - Michael Peers - Species distribution models for de-extinction (MSc 2012-14) Co-supervised with D. Thornton
Currently Banting Fellow at Memorial University of Newfoundland - Guillaume Bastille-Rousseau - Caribou responses to perceived predation risk (PhD 2010-14) Co-supervised with J. Schaefer
Currently Assistant Professor at Southern Illinois University - Adrian Borlestean - Algal population dynamics under density-dependent nutritional constraints (MSc 2010-14)
- Amanda Bennett - Perceived predation risk and maternal stress in amphibians (PhD 2010-14)
Currently Research Associate at Council of Canadian Academies - Megan Hornseth - Canada lynx responses to habitat fragmentation (PhD 2007-14)
Currently Cumulative Effects Biologist at Government of Yukon - Christine Terwissen - Stress and reproductive hormone detection in Canada lynx fur (MSc 2013-14) Co-supervised with G. Mastromonaco
Currently Project Ecologist at Ontario Ministry of Northern Development, Mines, Natural Resources and Forestry - Dr. Jeff Row - Lynx landscape and population ecology (PDF, 2011-13) Co-supervised with P. Wilson
- Dr. Dan Thornton - Spatial ecology of lynx and snowshoe hares (PDF, 2011-13)
Currently Assistant Professor at Washington State University - Dr. Richard Feldman - Population ecology of nesting waterfowl (PDF (2011-13)
Currently Research Scientist at Ontario Ministry of Northern Development, Mines, Natural Resources and Forestry - Dr. Alban Guillaumet - Competition in population cyclic attenuation (PDF, 2012) Co-supervised with J. Bowman
Currently Assistant Professor at Troy University - Stacy Gan - Nest predation in Canada geese (MSc 2011) Co-supervised with K. Abraham
- Terese Mcintosh - Elk population viability in Ontario (PhD, 2011) Co-supervised with R. Rosatte
Currently Biodiversity & Wetlands Program and Policy Coordinator at Ontario Ministry of Northern Development, Mines, Natural Resources and Forestry - Dr. Amanda Sparkman - Lifetime reproductive success and social dynamics of red wolves (PDF, 2011)
Currently Associate Professor and Chair at Westmount College - Dr. Celine Gomez - Lynx population genetics and climate relationships (PDF, 2011) Co-supervised with P. Wilson
Currently Self-Employed Sophrologist in France - Jean Arseneau - Causes and consequences of group dominance in eastern wolves (Canis lycaon). (MSc, 2010) Co-supervised with B. Patterson
Currently NSERC Postdoctoral Fellow at University of Toronto Scarborough - Allan Brand - Incorporating data quality and quantity on modeling density dependence. (MSc, 2010) Co-supervised with M.-J. Fortin
- Josh Holloway - Size-dependent resource use of a hybrid wolf population in northeast Ontario. (MSc, 2010) Co-supervised with B. Patterson
- Karen Hussey - Space use patterns of moose in relation to forest cover (MSc, 2010) Co-supervised with B. Patterson
- Thomas Hossie - Structural refuge mediates predation risk by dragonfly nymphs on larval anurans (MSc, 2010)
Currently Assistant Professor at Trent University - Nic Robar The effects of parasites on host survival and metabolism: A meta-analysis. (MSc, 2009) Co-supervised with G. Burness
- Dr. Laura Finnegan - Population genetics of moose in Ontario. (PDF, 2009) Co-supervised with P. Wilson
- Tyler Wheeldon - Genetic characterization of Canis populations in the western Great Lakes region. (MSc, 2009) Co-supervised with B. Patterson
Currently Wildlife Research Biologist at Ontario Ministry of Northern Development, Mines, Natural Resources and Forestry - Stacey Lowe - Moose behavioural responses to thermoregulatory extremes. (MSc, 2009) Co-supervised with B. Patterson
- Dr. Erin Rees - Moose population harvest optimization. (PDF, 2008)
Currently Epidemiologist Biostatistician at Public Health Agency of Canada - Dr. Todd Steury - Territoriality of red squirrels in Idaho; Red wolf habitat selection analysis. (MSc 2002; PDF 2008)
Currently Associate Professor in Wildlife Ecology at Auburn University - Julia Phillips - Factors affecting predation risk of painted turtle and snapping turtle nests. (MSc, 2008) Co-supervised with M. Obbard
- Bastien Ferland-Raymond - Chemical cues and perceived predation risk in anuran larvae. (MSc, 2007)
Currently Data Scientist/Statistician at Desjardins General Insurance - Kenneth Mills - Wolf pup survival and dispersal in Algonquin Provincial Park. (MSc, 2007) Co-supervised with B. Patterson
- Fernando Azevedo - Prey selection and social dynamics in a jaguar population in Brazil. (PhD, 2006)
Currently Associate Professor at Universidade de São João del-Rei, Brasil - Mark Ryckman - Reintroduction success of translocated elk in Ontario. (MSc, 2005) Co-supervised with R. Rosatte
- Susan Abele - Snowshoe hare responses to pre-commercial thinning in Oregon. (MSc, 2004)
Currently Fish and Wildlife Nevada State Coordinator at U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service - Andrea Kortello - Cougar-wolf interactions in Banff National Park. (MSc, 2004)
Currently Biologist at Grylloblatta Ecological Consulting - Jason Husseman - Prey selection by wolves and cougars in Idaho. (MSc, 2002)
- Dr. Jim Roth - Stable isotope analysis of lynx and prey. (PDF, 2002)
Currently Professor at University of Manitoba - John Oakleaf - Habitat selection in a recolonizing wolf population in the northwestern United States. (MSc, 2002)
Currently Mexican Wolf Field Projects Coordinator at U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service - Rachel Cook - Body condition assessment in elk. (MSc, 2001)
- Aaron Wirsing - Source-sink dynamics in snowshoe hares at the southern range periphery. (MSc, 2001)
Currently Assistant Professor at University of Washington