locally-adapted population Rhinanthus minor with a 'get it done' attitude built for short high-elevation summers

fake caterpillar in Alaska - can they be used for answering biogeographic questions about predation?

(paintbrush), Jasper NP, Alberta

looking down from Rhinanthus's range edge on beautiful windswept hills of southern Alberta

testing the causes of high-elevation range limits Alberta

Alberta

new-to-us tool for gathering spatial data in awkward mountains

alpine plant surveys

testing latitudinal gradients in herbivory British Columbia

hemisphere-wide herbivory experiment, post-doc British Columbia

testing local adaptation within Rhinanthus minor's range Alberta

Alberta

just for fun British Columbia

Alberta, PhD work

cloud forest, Ecuador

bat pollination with Nate Muchhala cloud forest, Ecuador

megachilid bee stuffing its head into Aloe kraussii flower to reach nectar, orange pollen visible on tummy

studying elevational range limits Alberta

Alberta

Alberta

Galapagos field course, 2013

Galapagos field course, 2012

testing the lower limits of Rhinanthus' range Alberta

arctic shorebird work with Calgary Zoo Nunavut (South Hampton Island)

arctic shorebird work with Canadian wildlife service Nunavut

arctic shorebird work with Calgary Zoo Nunavut

arctic shorebird work with Canadian wildlife service Nunavut (photo Ryan Clancy)

Alberta

Galapagos field course, 2013

Galapagos field course, 2012

seabird ecology work with Canadian wildlife service Nunavut (Coats Island)

MSc work South Africa (photo Steve Johnson)