Your Content Goes Here Whenever possible, I try to balance my research, environmental engagement, and academics through creative avenues like knitting, sewing, and crochet. If you're ever interested in some of my work or having a lesson with me, feel free to get in touch. Coffee and Knitting.
Dissertation: Coexisting With Carnivores
Mark Ollenburger2021-04-07T16:32:02+00:00Your Content Goes Here As human populations expand and landscape development continues to encroach upon the already imperiled wilderness of the Greater Yellowstone Ecosystem (GYE), predatory stakeholders are encountering and entangling with one another more frequently- both materially and semiotically. The result has been pronounced spatial, biological, and social conflicts across species.
Northern Rockies Atlas of Conflict Prevention
Mark Ollenburger2021-04-07T16:32:48+00:00Your Content Goes Here The need to proactively mitigate carnivore-livestock conflicts in the Northern Rockies is essential to securing rural agricultural livelihoods and simultaneously ensuring connectivity for these native wildlife populations. The overall goal of this project, being conducted through my position as Program Manager at Future West, is to reduce livestock-predator conflicts throughout