Start Date
September 2026 or later

Details
Multiple funded Master’s and PhD positions available looking at quantitative approaches to supporting ecosystem resilience in anthropogenically-modified landscapes. Opportunities exist to collaborate with government and NGOs. Stipends TBD (will be posted here shortly) but will take into account cost of living and tuition.

Our lab aims to:
- Develop novel methodologies for synthesizing and translating disparate data sources to enhance our knowledge of ecosystem processes
- Use this knowledge to assess the threats that impact ecological systems, and the actions that are effective at preserving them
- Incorporate this knowledge into decision-science frameworks to optimize conservation planning processes involving multiple objectives

Qualifications
- Undergraduate degree in statistics, ecology, computer science, or other relevant focus
- Passion for conservation research
- Experience conducting statistical analyses in R (or other programming languages) is considered an asset, but training will be provided

To apply
Email a short cover letter and your CV to Dr. Allison Binley (she/her) at (please also cc ).