My wildlife research focuses on understanding and investigating wildlife associations with habitat and specifically, responses to habitat fragmentation. I use both applied and theoretical approaches to study wildlife ecology including a variety of field methods, stable isotope analysis, respirometry, measurements of fine-scale movements and perceptual range, and modeling. I place a strong emphasis on making connections between scientific research and management and whenever possible, work with both federal and state agencies to incorporate my findings into adaptive management plans.
I am also involved in research related to undergraduate education. This research assesses and investigates different approaches to teaching undergraduate students to improve equity, inclusion, a sense of belonging, and retention in STEM and wildlife ecology.
I am also involved in research related to undergraduate education. This research assesses and investigates different approaches to teaching undergraduate students to improve equity, inclusion, a sense of belonging, and retention in STEM and wildlife ecology.
Elizabeth 'Liz' Flaherty
Professor of Wildlife Ecology and Habitat Management
Department of Forestry and Natural Resources
Purdue University
195 Marsteller Street
West Lafayette, IN 47906
Office Phone: 765-494-3567 | Fax: 765-496-2422
Office location: FORS 109 | email: eflaher 'at' purdue.edu
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Professor of Wildlife Ecology and Habitat Management
Department of Forestry and Natural Resources
Purdue University
195 Marsteller Street
West Lafayette, IN 47906
Office Phone: 765-494-3567 | Fax: 765-496-2422
Office location: FORS 109 | email: eflaher 'at' purdue.edu
Trouble with pages on this website? Disability related issue with access? Please contact me via eflaher 'at' purdue.edu so I can help!