Current Tingley Lab Members

Morgan Tingley
Principal Investigator
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Kendall Calhoun
Post-doctoral Researcher
Kendall researches how altered fire regimes and climates impact wildlife conservation and human-wildlife interactions in California

Joseph Curti (starting Jan 2025)
Post-doctoral Researcher
Joseph studies the effects of artificial light at night and urban noise on bat species in southern California

Olivia Sanderfoot
Post-doctoral Researcher
Olivia is exploring the impacts of wildfire smoke on the distribution and movement of birds in the western U.S.

Graham Montgomery
PhD student
Graham is studying population-level declines in flying insects and avian insectivores

Auxenia Grace Privett-Mendoza
PhD student
Auxenia Grace is interested in the impacts of wildfire on landscape connectivity and species distributions

Kelsey Reckling
PhD student
Kelsey is evaluating the effects of light pollution on migrating birds along the Pacific Flyway

Tania Romero
PhD student
Tania is studying migratory songbird movements and biology through California

Chris Sayers
PhD student
Chris investigates the impacts of artisanal gold mining on tropical bird populations

Ben Tonelli
PhD student
Ben is investigating the role of migratory birds as dispersal agents of diseases and their vectors

Yue Wang
Visiting PhD student
(East China Normal University)
Yue is evaluating the effect of imperfect detection on estimates of avian functional and phylogenetic diversity