Monica Short

MSc student (Chris Darimont)

Applied conservation; wildlife; ecology; bears

BSc Hons (UVic)

Short, M., and Darimont, C.T. 2021. Global synthesis reveals that ecosystem degradation poses the primary threat to the world’s medicinal animals. Ecology and Society 26(1): 1-21. Open Access.

Short, M. (2021). Examining spatial and temporal patterns of human influences on bear activity: Evidence-based insight into ecotourism policy. Pacific Ecology and Evolution Conference, Virtual.
Short, M. (2021). Examining spatial and temporal patterns of human influences on bear activity: Evidence-based insight into ecotourism policy. BC The Wildlife Society, Virtual.
Short, M. (2020). A global analysis of medicinal use animals: Threats and conservation implications. Pacific Ecology and Evolution Conference, Bamfield, B.C. (Runner up best three minute talk)
Short, M. (2020). A global analysis of medicinal use animals: Threats and conservation implications. Bridging the Gap, Victoria, B.C.
Short, M. (2020). A global analysis of medicinal use animals: Threats and conservation implications. Jamie Cassels Undergraduate Research Award Poster Fair, Victoria, B.C.