Hello!

My name is Anna Willoughby, and I am a PhD Student at the Odum School of Ecology at the University of Georgia. I study how wildlife behavior, disease, and communities change across various anthropogenic gradients. I approach these questions through complementary modeling and field methods. In the past, I’ve looked at dynamics of macroparasites in South African baboons and virus diversity among cave-roosting bats. Now, I am most interested in how food provisioning and tourism impact wildlife. I am using iNaturalist, along with other media sites, to identify species that use human resources and interfaces of human-wildlife contact.

twitter: wildwallaby
website: arw36.github.io