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My research focuses on how resources and memory influence animal movement, with an interest in cultural transmission in spatially conserved movements. Check out some of my past work:

Movement and Predator-prey interactions

Tradeoffs of Behavior

Resource use and ontogeny

Ocelot with spiny tree rat in Estación biológica La Selva, Costa Rica

A montane deer mouse in a cold-respirometry trial at University of Montana

A week-old Hudsonian godwit chick in Beluga River, AK

Outreach and early education

Teaching a Wildlife Biology field course to Beluga Elementary in Beluga River, AK

Teaching students from California to age bull Rocky Mountain Elk in Northern Yellowstone

Setting up a rocket-net capture of plovers on Bulls Island, SC

Photo tour of my work

Check out my twitter feed @luke_rwilde

About me

​Hello! I am a Graduate Research Fellow and research assistant with the Kauffman Lab at the University of Wyoming. I study how migratory mule deer use cultural transmission and prior experience to adapt to changing connectivity and conditions.

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