Our research focuses on conducting wildlife research, both basic and applied, on large ecological datasets that provide an unique opportunity to explicitly incorporate sources of spatial and temporal variability into understanding motivations for an organism’s movements, resource selection, subpopulation structuring, or presence in a landscape.
Please read carefully before contacting us to join the lab. Regardless if you are an undergraduate, graduate, post-doc or staff, all lab members must adhere to the same standards.
Our projects and research involve work in three different areas (labs) that all fall under the Walter Lab.
Two-day short course on Applied Spatial Ecology in the programming language R to all researchers with an interest and desire to learn spatial analysis in a single program environment. We also continue to provide technical advice to cooperators on a variety of wildlife-related research questions.
