Tracing beaver bite marks from the sky—using drone-based LiDAR and imagery to spot shrub engineering in action and tally the carbon it costs.

Chilling out with carbon: studying winter's impact on fluxes in montane and above treeline peatland ecosystems.

Quantifying how beavers tweak the seasonal rhythm of peatland vegetation—with a drone’s-eye view.

Parsing the plant-life fingerprints of beaver dams to see whether these structures host communities all their own—and why.

Simulating soggy landscapes to see how nature’s sponges (a.k.a. peatlands) in mountain valleys soak up extra flows post-logging.

Unraveling how beaver engineering rewrites the chemical script and green palette of pond life.

Pushing beaver engineering to the limit to discover just how much force these paddle-tailed architects' creations can weather before going with the flow

Unpacking beaver behavioural responses to pond levelers—because even nature’s best engineers might not always love a retrofit.

A varsity volleyball player known for quick reflexes—both on the court and when problem-solving in the field—ensuring high-quality, consistent datasets for long-term analysis. Named Academic All-Canadian for 2025-2026.