The rate of global change and synergies among stressors are outpacing our ability to understand and address their impacts on wildlife species across different taxa. Our research uses spatial data and approaches to aid conservation decision making under uncertainty. We integrate wildlife behavior and traits, in situ observations (e.g., animal locations from GPS collars and field cameras), and satellite data on ecological and anthropogenic factors to map the distribution and change to wildlife habitats and populations. We also examine how climate change affects wildlife habitats, human-wildlife interactions, and coexistence dynamics.

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