After finishing nesting on Long Island, Antigua this past summer, this satellite-tagged hawksbill traveled for more than a month to Long Island, Bahamas. The Long Island-to-Long Island migration covered…

  A new article in The Atlantic highlights recent observations published by Dr. Mike Cove and me in the journal Mammalian Biology. Interesting that these peculiar interactions may not be…

We just had a new short communication made available online in the journal Chelonian Conservation and Biology. It deals with work completed during a 2012 internship at Gulf Islands National…

  We just had a new note published in Mammalian Biology that documents a novel and peculiar interaction. You can check it out HERE. This interaction occurred on Big Pine Key,…

Recently, large collaborations between sea turtle monitoring programs in the West Atlantic have identified regional declines in growth rates for loggerheads, hawksbills, and greens. This may be evidence for a large-scale…

6 other NCSU students and I were written up recently in a NCSU press release of sorts. Check it out here. Thanks to the Fellowship Advising Office for their help in…

  The International Sea Turtle Symposium was held in Las Vegas this past April. I attended and presented a poster on some of my current research. You can check out…

My new post in the Abaco Scientist blog that you can view HERE discusses a new paper out last month that suggests the possibility that certain sea turtle populations are being overestimated…

An exciting week brought news of 2 fellowships that will be major turning points in aiding my continuing research in Antigua and at NC State. A Fulbright Fellowship will support international…