I was featured in a video about collecting eBird data and the importance of eBird data in science.

I wrote about irruptive bird species, which traveled farther south in the 2020-2021 winter than they had in the past few decades.

A press release covered a paper I led in which we used drones to estimate plant productivity and trait heritability.

I wrote about birding as the perfect pandemic hobby.

I spoke to the Richmond Audubon Society about the impact of winter conditions on birds throughout the year.

I presented my dissertation research during the department's weekly seminar series

A press released covered a paper from the huge MASTIF collaboration that found that tree fecundity is increasing in the eastern US but decreasing in the western US.

The PhD students in Duke's required ecology course speed-wrote a blog post about our experience. 

I was featured in a video as part of Duke's Climate Commitment Series

Cats kill an estimated 2 million birds each year. Keep wildlife and cats safe by keeping cats indoors.

I wrote about our predictions of changes in the distribution of the Yellow-Billed Cuckoo under future climate change scenarios.