Emma's dissertation research utilizes meta-analyses, spatial and statistical modeling, and field methods to study bison ecology and conservation with an emphasis on implications for Colorado and the management of spatially restricted herds. Emma approaches her work through a critical, anti-colonial, and feminist lens, which informs her research approach and relationships. With over a decade of experience in conservation, Emma has worked on projects domestically and abroad with an array of bird and mammal species in various habitats and with diverse human communities. Emma's academic interests span wildlife and plant ecology, conservation law, policy, and management, and critical and Indigenous studies. Emma prides themself on fostering enthusiasm about the things we each love and is always happy to nerd out on various topics.