Jesse Alston

Assistant Professor, Conservation / Management Large Mammals

Program(s):
Wildlife Conservation and Management
Climate Adaptation and Sustainability Conservation Biology Ecology, Management, and Restoration of Rangelands Remote Sensing Wildlife Conservation and Management

Research

My research group uses emerging computational and analytical tools to study animal movement, physiological ecology, macroecological patterns, and interactions between wildlife, livestock, and ecosystems. We strongly emphasize open science, reproducible research, and applications of our research for conservation.

Teaching

WFSC 444/544 - Wildlife Ecology, Conservation, and Management

WFSC 459/559 - Ecology and Conservation of Animal Movement

Degrees

  • PhD in Ecology, 2021, University of Wyoming, Laramie, WY
  • Graduate Certification in Teaching and Learning, 2021, University of Wyoming, Laramie, WY
  • BA in Environmental Studies, 2014, Davidson College, Davidson, NC