A complete list of my academic papers, articles, and research publications. Use the filters below to find specific publications.
This study investigates how increasing temperatures affect disease exposure risks in African wild dog populations, with implications for conservation management in changing climates.
This research describes implementation of an integrated community-based reporting and field diagnostic system for improved rabies surveillance in rural Laikipia, Kenya.
This study demonstrates that mammals in human-disturbed landscapes show accelerated recovery from capture and tagging events compared to those in pristine environments, potentially indicating adaptations to anthropogenic stressors.
This research investigates the relationship between coat coloration in African wild dogs and their habitat and climate conditions, suggesting adaptive significance of coat patterns for thermoregulation and camouflage across different environments.
This study evaluates rabies outbreaks in endangered African wild dog populations and assesses the effectiveness of various intervention strategies, providing recommendations for future disease management approaches.
A response to Creel et al. (2023) addressing aspects of African wild dog ecology related to thermal stress and hunting behavior, with implications for conservation management.
This book chapter provides a comprehensive overview of the hunting strategies and social organization of African wild dogs, examining how pack dynamics influence hunting success and survival in different environments.
This occupancy study models potential distributions of large carnivores in Kenya, providing critical information for conservation planning and protected area management to support carnivore populations.
This study documents the first records of Egyptian mongoose in Laikipia County, Kenya, and examines the species' biogeography across Africa, contributing to our understanding of carnivore distributions and range expansions.
This research investigates dispersal patterns and behaviors of African wild dogs in Kenya, examining sex-specific dispersal strategies, dispersal distances, and implications for population connectivity and conservation.
This study evaluates a volunteer-based approach to dog vaccination campaigns for rabies elimination in Laikipia County, Kenya, providing insights into community engagement strategies for effective disease control programs.