Ho Yi Wan
Associate Professor
Specializes in Spatial and Landscape Ecology. Research interests include species distribution, habitat selection, movement, connectivity, and landscape genetics. His work applies both field and GIS data with multi-scale, machine learning, simulation, and statistical modeling methods to inform management and conservation.
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Current Graduate Students
| Name | Thesis |
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Logan Hysen |
I am a landscape ecologist interested in asking questions at the intersection of wildlife, humans,and the environment. I am especially interested in understanding how landscape disturbances,which are often caused or exacerbated by humans, affect wildlife habitat and their ability tomove across the... Read Logan's bio |
Brittany Welch |
Brittany will be investigating habitat requirements of migrating and non-migrating populations of Lewis's Woodpeckers in Oregon. |
Rebeca Becdach |
Understanding wildlife habitat in tropical mountain cloud forests in Panama using landscape ecological models. Rebeca is working on landscape ecological models to understand wildlife habitat in tropical mountain cloud forests in Panama, with a specific focus on big cats and their prey. |
Former Graduate Students
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Ashley Harper 2023  |
Identifying habitat suitability and connectivity for Roosevelt elk (Cervus canadensis roosevelti) on the North Coast of California Ashley will be assessing the movement and habitat use of Roosevelt elk in Humboldt and Del Norte counties, specifically looking at the effects of land use and forest management techniques on the connectivity of elk habitat. She will also be using remote game cameras to assess the density of... Read Ashley Harper's bio |
