Gavin Haight
Gavin Haight is an Engineering Technician with the U.S. Geological Survey’s Western Ecological Research Center.
Gavin has focused his work with the Seabird Studies Team on the network expansion of the Motus Wildlife Tracking System by installing wildlife tracking towers across all 8 Channel Islands and along the California coast. He has contributed to multiple seabird radio and satellite telemetry studies along with studies in distribution and abundance. Gavin has also been involved with aerial imagery projects for species distribution and creating digital surface models and orthomosaic images for seabird habitat analysis.
Science and Products
Movements and Migratory Stopovers Among Birds in the Western U.S. Using Networked Weather Radar and Motus Wildlife Tracking Data
USGS scientists from the Wetland and Aquatic Research Center and the Western Ecological Research Center are collaborating to synthesize data on migratory bird use of Bureau of Land Management lands in the western U.S. to support permitting decisions.
Birds, Bats, and Beyond: Networked Wildlife Tracking in the Southern California Bight
Seabird and bat researchers from the USGS Western Ecological Research Center are teaming up to study how flying animals move through the marine environment. This Bureau of Ocean Energy Management supported project will add 25 remote telemetry stations to the existing global Motus Wildlife Tracking System, representing the largest single investment in coastal and offshore Motus infrastructure on...
Science and Products
Movements and Migratory Stopovers Among Birds in the Western U.S. Using Networked Weather Radar and Motus Wildlife Tracking Data
USGS scientists from the Wetland and Aquatic Research Center and the Western Ecological Research Center are collaborating to synthesize data on migratory bird use of Bureau of Land Management lands in the western U.S. to support permitting decisions.
Birds, Bats, and Beyond: Networked Wildlife Tracking in the Southern California Bight
Seabird and bat researchers from the USGS Western Ecological Research Center are teaming up to study how flying animals move through the marine environment. This Bureau of Ocean Energy Management supported project will add 25 remote telemetry stations to the existing global Motus Wildlife Tracking System, representing the largest single investment in coastal and offshore Motus infrastructure on...