Marie Auger‐Méthé

This study links human disturbances to pathogen prevalence in seabirds, showing diet and transmission routes mediate these effects across marine and terrestrial environments.

This paper shows that incorporating fitness and health proxies in habitat selection analyses can change conclusions about habitat use and conservation priorities.

This paper develops a Bayesian method to integrate Indigenous Knowledge into habitat selection models for ringed seals, demonstrating its impact on conservation decisions.

This paper estimates mass changes in seabirds using wingbeat frequency and biologging data to assess foraging success and energy intake.

This paper applies spatially explicit capture-recapture models to acoustic telemetry data in river networks to estimate habitat use parameters of Arctic grayling based on temperature distributions.

The paper develops statistical methods to characterize Indigenous Knowledge (IK) as a sole data source for species-habitat models, applying them to ringed seals in Alaska to identify habitat use and important areas.