Examining mechanisms of response and resilience to anthropogenic stress

Cara’s interdisciplinary research examines the mechanisms by which anthropogenic change impacts population biology and health

Cara works with diverse species worldwide to explore ecological and evolutionary responses to anthropogenic stress

Cara’s work aims to improve our understanding of evolutionary and physiological implications of novel stress exposure in wildlife, and how these data can go beyond wildlife to help answer persistent complex questions in human health.

  • “Action on behalf of life transforms. Because the relationship between self and the world is reciprocal...”

    – Dr. Robin Wall Kimmerer

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