Dr Kaggie Orrick

My Ch1 is finally here! "Human–nature relationships: An introduction to social–ecological practice theory for human–wildlife interactions". Published with @SpringerNature in @Ambio_Journal rdcu.be/doz8D #humanwildlifeconflict

After nearly a century of absence from California, gray wolves have made their return. The California Wolf Project, a partnership between Rausser College and @CaliforniaDFW, will advance the science and management of gray wolves in the state. ow.ly/IQ4M50TVGav

We've got two sets of 5 @freaklabs Boomboxes to GIVE AWAY for #BlackMammalogists Week!! TO ENTER: 🔊 follow us 🔊 tell us what you would use the Boomboxes for using the #BlackMammalogistsWeek hashtag! Please RT! Winners will be announced on 9/16! freaklabs.org/technology/boo…

Everyone share if anyone has any suggestions!

You can read and download this paper for free until June 29th!: authors.elsevier.com/a/1j3pp1R%7EeW…

We believe studying and valuing individuals can provide conservationists with better clarity about why HWC occurs and how to improve management and policy strategies

‼️New paper alert! @KristyFerraro, @NathalieSommer and I wrote a perspective in Biological Conservation entitled “Individuals in focus: Individuals as the ecological and ethical center of human-wildlife conflict” authors.elsevier.com/a/1j3pp1R%7EeW…

@reptiliferous Yesssssss!!!! 😍

I'm honored to have received the @YaleEnvironment Bormann Prize which honors the doctoral student whose work exemplifies the legacy of Herb Bormann. Check out my interview about the work here! environment.yale.edu/news/article/u… w/ Les Welker, @elibward, @SchmitzLab, and Mark Bradford

Our results indicate CE only dominates for specific combinations of hunting mode and spatial domain sizes. Also, prey are most likely to survive when they shift their time but most frequently shift their habitat.

Specifically, (1) how hunting mode and spatial domain size interact to influence the emergence of CE or NCEs and (2) how, when NCEs do dominate, hunting mode and spatial domain separately or additively determine prey shifts in time, space, and habitat use.

Very excited to announce the Early View of our paper, "Predator–prey interactions across hunting mode, spatial domain size, and habitat complexities" in @ESAEcology with @KristyFerraro, @NathalieRSommer and @freshwaterfreya : shorturl.at/anKT2

@sayan12011991 Hi Sayan! Would it be already to submit two abstracts for consideration, or would you prefer if we just chose one?

*Call for Papers* for ‘Understanding Political Ecologies of Wildlife Conservation Through Non-Human Lives’. I, Jared Margulies and Paola Velasco will be editing this probable SI intended to Journal of Political Ecology. English, spanish contributions are welcome. Details👇🏻

A little late, but thrilled to announce that I successfully defended my PhD earlier this month!

How can conservationists rewild the carbon cycle? 📣🌳🔄 This paper provides considerations to design and monitor such programs, and to weigh social-ecological trade-offs. @mkburak @kristyferraro @kagglerock @diego_ellissoto @nathaliersommer @SchmitzLab doi.org/10.1002/pan3.1…

Happening tomorrow!

Join me as I defend my dissertation! 🐄🦁🐆🐘 'Social-Ecological Practice Theory & Human-Wildlife Interactions: People, Cattle, and Predators in Makgadikgadi, Botswana'! March 5th, 12-1pm, in person or via Zoom! DM for Zoom link. 📚🌍 @SchmitzLab