Unit Leader - Florida Cooperative Fish and Wildlife Research Unit
To see a comprehensive list of Abby's publications, please see her ORCID page.
Education
- Ph D University of Minnesota 1992
- MS San Diego State University 1986
- BS Cornell University 1980
Research Interests
- Conservation Biology
- Avian Ecology
- Endangered Species Biology and Management
Teaching Interests
- Conservation Biology
- Endangered Species Management
- Avian Ecology
- Scientific Writing
Science and Products
Red Knot Migration and Population Ecology
Eastern Ecological Science Center biologists are studying migration and population ecology of the rufa red knot, a bird species that is dependent on horseshoe crab eggs to complete its trans-hemispheric migration. The birds' spring migration is timed with spawning of horseshoe crabs because the eggs are the perfect food for a migrating red knot.
Developing a Coordinated, Multi-Region Effort to Understand the Effects of Climate Change on Migratory Birds
Birds are appreciated and enjoyed by thousands of people and also play important roles in the ecosystem as predators, prey, and pollinators. Alaska provides important breeding ground for hundreds of migratory bird species that travel thousands of miles in their annual migrations between breeding and wintering spots. Understanding how climate and land use changes affect migratory bird populations
Science and Products
- Publications
- Science
Red Knot Migration and Population Ecology
Eastern Ecological Science Center biologists are studying migration and population ecology of the rufa red knot, a bird species that is dependent on horseshoe crab eggs to complete its trans-hemispheric migration. The birds' spring migration is timed with spawning of horseshoe crabs because the eggs are the perfect food for a migrating red knot.Developing a Coordinated, Multi-Region Effort to Understand the Effects of Climate Change on Migratory Birds
Birds are appreciated and enjoyed by thousands of people and also play important roles in the ecosystem as predators, prey, and pollinators. Alaska provides important breeding ground for hundreds of migratory bird species that travel thousands of miles in their annual migrations between breeding and wintering spots. Understanding how climate and land use changes affect migratory bird populations - Data