Iris Li passed her comprehensive exam and is now a PhD Candidate!
Read MoreLab members presented their work at conferences this summer!
Read MoreLauren Stanton led this groundbreaking research investigating innovative problem solving in wild, urban raccoons!
Read MoreClay successfully defended his Undergraduate Honour’s Thesis!
Read MoreDrew successfully defended his Undergraduate Honour’s Thesis this week!
Read MoreLab members past and present recently attended the annual Animal Behavior Society conference in Portland, Oregon!
Read MoreResearch on carnivore cognition is expanding, but there’s still a lot that carnivore species can teach us about the evolution of intelligence and carnivore coexistence.
Read MoreThe Wall Street Journal recently published two articles on some of our work, and how we hope to promote coexistence with urban raccoons!
Read MoreNational Geographic published an article on urban raccoons featuring some of our work!
Read MoreLab alumna Lauren Stanton and PI Sarah Benson-Amram have a new publication in the Journal of Experimental Biology.
Read MoreLab alumna, Dr. Lisa Barrett published her dissertation work on elephant cognition and personality.
Read MoreNew publication by lab alumna, Dr. Lauren Stanton
Read MoreThe Wyoming project ran their trap-tag-release program in 2021 and caught a unique individual.
Read MoreOur lab has completed the move to UBC and has begun work in Vancouver and Wyoming.
Read MoreWe have moved to University of British Columbia in Vancouver, Canada. Come by the office and say hello!
Read MoreSarah Daniels, Rachel Fanelli, Sarah Benson-Amram, and USDA collaborator Amy Gilbert, published results from their research on behavioral flexibility in captive raccoons in the journal Animal Cognition (Feb 2019)!
Read MoreOur zebra finch research was featured in the February issue of National Geographic Magazine.
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