Assistant ProfessorUniversity of MaineOrono, Maine
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Ecological drivers of the blacklegged tick geographic range expansion
On-Demand
Biophysical drivers of tick exposure risk due to climate change in Maine
Environmental and social drivers of mosquito abundance and species distribution across land cover types
Forest management reduces Ixodes scapularis densities via multiple mechanistic pathways
Local drivers of blacklegged tick ecology in an emergent area for tick-borne disease
Using citizen science to understand how forest management impacts ticks and tick-borne pathogens
