Kaitlyn Gaynor
@kaitlyngaynor.bsky.social
Assistant Professor, UBC Zoology & Botany
Wildlife ecology, animal behaviour, predator-prey interactions, conservation
Wildlife ecology, animal behaviour, predator-prey interactions, conservation
Most species and individuals avoid the human footprint, but some habituate and reap the benefits associated with human activity.
The COVID lockdowns also had variable effects on space use, with greatest impacts for the individuals most exposed to human development.
The COVID lockdowns also had variable effects on space use, with greatest impacts for the individuals most exposed to human development.
August 7, 2025 at 6:45 PM
Most species and individuals avoid the human footprint, but some habituate and reap the benefits associated with human activity.
The COVID lockdowns also had variable effects on space use, with greatest impacts for the individuals most exposed to human development.
The COVID lockdowns also had variable effects on space use, with greatest impacts for the individuals most exposed to human development.
This project was a collaboration between our lab and the Quantitative Ecology (Noonan) Lab at UBC-O, conceived of and developed at a highly fun and productive joint lab retreat.
June 17, 2025 at 6:29 PM
This project was a collaboration between our lab and the Quantitative Ecology (Noonan) Lab at UBC-O, conceived of and developed at a highly fun and productive joint lab retreat.