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Ho Yi Wan, Ph.D.

Associate Professor & Director

Spatial Ecology & Conservation Science Lab

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Education

Ph.D. Earth Sciences & Environmental Sustainability, Northern Arizona University, 2018

M.S. Environmental Science, Brigham Young University, 2014

Cal Poly Humboldt Courses

WLDF 301 - Principles of Wildlife Management

WLDF 460 - Conservation Biology

WLDF 468 - Spatial Ecology

WLDF 510 - Landscape Genetics

WLDF 585 - Seminar in Wildlife Management

WLDF 690 - Thesis

WLDF 695 - Advanced Field Problems

 

Current Members
 

Graduate Students

Rebeca Becdach

M.S. Candidate

Thesis: Wildlife habitat in tropical mountain cloud forests in Panama​

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Cameron Piper

M.S. Candidate

Thesis: Proximate drivers for the partial fall migration and seasonal home range of a woodpecker

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Alex Lewis

M.S. Student

Thesis: Silver-Haired bats in a recently burned over landscape in the Lassen national forest.

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Amida Verhey

M.S. Student

Thesis: Forest Health and Sustainable Forest Products​

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Deirdre Replinger

M.S. Student

Thesis: Postfire density of Pacific martens (Martes caurina sierrae) in Lassen National Forest

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Quinlan House

M.S. Student

Thesis: Habitat and connectivity relationships between barred owls and spotted owls

Undergraduate Students

Nate Simpson

B.S. Student

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Daniel Meng

B.S. Student

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Former Members
 

Logan Hysen, M.S.

Thesis: Using multiscale ensemble habitat models to identify wildfire risk to habitat for an iconic forest species

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Danial Nayeri, M.S.

Thesis: Comparing Mexican spotted owl habitat suitability in two different habitat types using a multi-scale ensemble learning framework

Ashley Harper, M.S.

Thesis: Identifying habitat suitability and connectivity for Roosevelt elk (Cervus canadensis roosevelti) on the North Coast of California

Brittany Welch, M.S.

Thesis: Post-fire vegetation and pyrodiversity influence breeding abundances of Lewis's woodpeckers in the eastern Cascades, Oregon

Chris Collier, M.S.

Thesis: Fire severity mediates marten and fisher occurrence: Impacts of the Dixie Fire on a carnivore community​

Kellie Crouch, B.S.

Project: Gender Equity and Inclusion in Wildlife Sciences

Jose-Juan Rodriguez, B.S.

Project: Condors And Redwoods Ecological Research (CARER)

Katherine Larson, B.S.

Project: Correcting for Observer Bias in Habitat Suitability Modeling

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