Current Students
Post Docs
High levels of coastal development and recreational activity in the densely populated State of New Jersey have severely altered the breeding habitat for beach nesting birds such as the American Oystercatcher (Haematopus palliatus). Recently, American Oystercatchers breeding in New Jersey appear to have gone through a habitat shift, moving from barrier beach habitat to salt marsh habitat, perhaps in response to these pressures...[read more]
Research Personnel
- Tabby Fenn
- Michelle
Alumni
Former Students
- Tom Virzi Ph.D.: Post-doctoral researcher at Center for Remote Sensing and Spatial Analysis, Rutgers
- Alison Seigel Ph.D.: Adjunct Professor at Barnard College, NY
- David La Puma Ph.D.: Research Scientist at New Jersey Audubon Society
- Blake Mathys Ph.D.: Visiting Assistant Professor at Richard Stockton College, NJ
- Ben Baiser Ph.D.: Post-doctoral research associate at Harvard Forest
- Thom Almendinger M.Sc.: Natural Resource Scientist, Duke Farms, NJ
- Robert Somes M.Sc.: New Jersey Endangered and Nongame Species Program
- Liba Pejchar Goldstein Ph.D.: Assistant Professor, Colorado State University
Former Postdocs
- Rebecca Boulton Ph.D.: Honorary Staff at the Centre for Ornithology, University of Birmingham, UK
- Philip Cassey Ph.D.: Assistant Professor at the Centre for Ornithology, University of Birmingham, UK
