Much of my work is highly integrative and involves varied methods and expertise. Luckily, I have amassed a rogue’s gallery of fantastic collaborators who share my enthusiasm for team-based research. The following (non-exhaustive) list provides an example of collaborators past and present and their research interests.

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Peter Arcese: Ecology, evolution, and conservation of bird, mammal, and plant populations

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Shaohong Feng: Comparative genomics, macro-evolution, origin of complex traits

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Pirmin Nietlisbach: Relationships among inbreeding, heterozygosity, and fitness

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David Nogués-Bravo: Global biodiversity, paleo-ecology

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Pete Marra: Conservation and ecology of migratory birds

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Laurene Ratcliffe: Behavioural ecology, year-round population ecology of migratory birds

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Jane Reid: Evolutionary ecology of extra-pair reproduction and inbreeding

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Matt Reudink: Ornamental plumage signalling, evolution of signalling/molt strategies

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Richard Schuster: Systematic conservation planning in human-dominated landscapes

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Scott Sillett: Full life-cycle demography of migratory and resident populations

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Corey Tarwater: Population demography, among-individual variation in fitness

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Mike Webster: Ecology and evolution of reproductive behaviour and sexual signals

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Matthew Wolak: Quantitative genetics of life-history traits

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Guojie Zhang: Comparative genomics, diversification and adaptation

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