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Amanda Droghini

University of Alaska Anchorage

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Alaska Center for Conservation Science (ACCS)

NoneAmanda Droghini is currently serving as a Alaska Center For Conservation Science (Accs) faculty at University of Alaska Anchorage.

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Amanda Droghini

University of Alaska Anchorage

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ecology climate change geography conservation biology animal ecology animal behavior evolutionary biology community (ecology) population biology mammalogy cold region science wildlife behavioral ecology wildlife ecology public health meteorology extreme environments urban ecology evolutionary ecology animal conservation ethology functional ecology applied ecology respiratory medicine medical entomology cryosphere ecological indicator geoscientific model development databases movement ecology foraging predator-prey interactions resource partitioning ecosystem functioning disease surveillance tick-borne diseases veterinary microbiology host-microbe interactions arctic structure vegetation science temporal data earth observation land cover animal breeding wildlife management population ecology wildlife biology secondary seed dispersal conservation triage climate envelopes average distance terrestrial mammals gps data ecological integrity vegetation structure remote ecosystem tick-borne microbes active surveillance alaska plot data pan-arctic vegetation cover generalist behaviors habitat diversity maternal status

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Notable Federal Grants

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Movetraits Database. Figshare (2025)

databasesdata managementdata integrationscientific datadata sciencespatial databases

PAVC: The Foundation for a Pan-Arctic Vegetation Cover Database. Scientific Data (2025)

ecological indicatorglobal changebiogeographycold region sciencegeographyarctic structureremote sensingearth sciencecryosphereclimate change

The Pan-Arctic Vegetation Cover (Pavc) Database V1.1. OSTI OAI (U.S. Department of Energy Office of Scientific and Technical Information) (2025)

Steckler, MorganKumar, JitendraBreen, AmyZhang, TianqiHoffman, ForrestHargrove, WilliamWalker, DonaldWells, AaronDroghini, AmandaNawrocki, TimmWullschleger, StanMacander, MatthewFrost, GeraldSalmon, VerityIversen, Colleen

earth observationalaska plot datageographyenvironmental scienceland covervegetation sciencegeoscientific model developmentearth sciencetemporal dataclimate changepan-arctic vegetation cover

Variation in Habitat Selection Among Individuals Differs by Maternal Status for Moose in a Region With Low Calf Survival. Ecosphere (2024)

animal behaviorlow calf survivalpopulation ecologywildlifebehavioral ecologywildlife ecologyanimal breedingbiologyanimal ecologymaternal statuswildlife managementpopulation biologyhabitat selectionwildlife biologyconservation biologyecology

The Search Behavior of Terrestrial Mammals. bioRxiv (Cold Spring Harbor Laboratory) (2023)

Michael J. NoonanRicardo Martinez-GarciaChristen H. FlemingBenjamin Garcia De FigueiredoAbdullahi H. AliNina AttiasJerrold L. BelantDean E. BeyerDominique BerteauxLaura R. BidnerRandall BooneStan BoutinJorge BritoMichael BrownAndrew CarterArmando CastellanosFrancisco X. CastellanosColter ChitwoodSiobhan DarlingtonJ. Antonio de la TorreJasja DekkerChris DePernoAmanda DroghiniMohammad FarhadiniaJulian FennessyClaudia FichtelAdam FordRyan GillJacob R. GoheenLuiz Gustavo R. Oliveira-SantosMark HebblewhiteKaren E. HodgesLynne A. IsbellRené JanssenPeter KappelerRoland KaysPetra KaczenskyMatthew KauffmanScott LaPointMarcus Alan LashleyPeter LeimgruberAndrew LittleDavid W. MacdonaldSymon MasiaineRoy T McBrideE. Patricia MediciKatherine MertesChris MoormanRonaldo G. MoratoGuilherme MourãoThomas MuellerEric W. NeilsonJennifer PastoriniBruce D. PattersonJavier PereiraTyler R. PetroeljeKatie PiecoraR. John PowerJanet RachlowDustin H. RanglackDavid RoshierKirk SaffordDawn M ScottRobert SerrouyaMelissa SongerNucharin SongsasenJared StabachJenna Stacy-DawesMorgan B. SwingenJeffrey ThompsonMarlee A. TuckerMarianella VelillaRichard W. YarnellJulie YoungWilliam F. FaganJustin M. Calabrese

animal behaviormammalogybehavioral ecologywildlife ecologyanimal ecologycommunity (ecology)evolutionary ecologypredator-prey interactionsaverage distancegps dataterrestrial mammalsmovement ecologyecologyforagingevolutionary biology

Ticks and Tick-Borne Microbes Identified Through Passive and Active Surveillance in Alaska. Journal of Medical Entomology (2023)

Micah B HahnAndrias HojgaardGale DislerWilliam GeorgeAmanda DroghiniRenate SchlahtLance A DurdenSarah CoburnRobert GerlachRebecca J Eisen

public healthdisease surveillanceepidemiologyveterinary medicineentomologyrespiratory medicineactive surveillanceinfectious diseasestick-borne microbesveterinary microbiologytick-borne diseasesmedical entomologyhost-microbe interactions

Conservation Status, Threats, and Information Needs of Small Mammals in Alaska. Conservation Science and Practice (2022)

CORRIGENDUM: High Dietary and Habitat Diversity Indicate Generalist Behaviors of Northern Bog Lemmings Synaptomys Borealis in Alaska, USA. Endangered Species Research (2022)

AP BaltenspergerJC HagelinPA SchuetteA DroghiniK Ott

ecologyhabitat diversitygeneralist behaviors

Small Mammal Diet Indicates Plant Diversity, Vegetation Structure, and Ecological Integrity in a Remote Ecosystem. Biodiversity and Conservation (2022)

ecosystem functioningecological integritybiodiversityecosystemsresource partitioningfunctional ecologyremote ecosystemvegetation structureapplied ecologyecologyevolutionary biology

Regional Ocean Models Indicate Changing Limits to Biological Invasions in the Bering Sea. ICES Journal of Marine Science (2020)

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Amanda Droghini

University of Alaska Anchorage

Affiliations

Alaska Center for Conservation Science (ACCS)

NoneAmanda Droghini is currently serving as a Alaska Center For Conservation Science (Accs) faculty at University of Alaska Anchorage.

Honors

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Amanda Droghini

University of Alaska Anchorage

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Notable Scholarly Works

Notable Federal Grants

Collaborators

Movetraits Database. Figshare (2025)

databasesdata managementdata integrationscientific datadata sciencespatial databases

PAVC: The Foundation for a Pan-Arctic Vegetation Cover Database. Scientific Data (2025)

ecological indicatorglobal changebiogeographycold region sciencegeographyarctic structureremote sensingearth sciencecryosphereclimate change

The Pan-Arctic Vegetation Cover (Pavc) Database V1.1. OSTI OAI (U.S. Department of Energy Office of Scientific and Technical Information) (2025)

earth observationalaska plot datageographyenvironmental scienceland covervegetation sciencegeoscientific model developmentearth sciencetemporal dataclimate changepan-arctic vegetation cover

Variation in Habitat Selection Among Individuals Differs by Maternal Status for Moose in a Region With Low Calf Survival. Ecosphere (2024)

The Search Behavior of Terrestrial Mammals. bioRxiv (Cold Spring Harbor Laboratory) (2023)

Ticks and Tick-Borne Microbes Identified Through Passive and Active Surveillance in Alaska. Journal of Medical Entomology (2023)

Micah B HahnAndrias HojgaardGale DislerWilliam GeorgeAmanda DroghiniRenate SchlahtLance A DurdenSarah CoburnRobert GerlachRebecca J Eisen

Conservation Status, Threats, and Information Needs of Small Mammals in Alaska. Conservation Science and Practice (2022)

CORRIGENDUM: High Dietary and Habitat Diversity Indicate Generalist Behaviors of Northern Bog Lemmings Synaptomys Borealis in Alaska, USA. Endangered Species Research (2022)

AP BaltenspergerJC HagelinPA SchuetteA DroghiniK Ott

ecologyhabitat diversitygeneralist behaviors

Small Mammal Diet Indicates Plant Diversity, Vegetation Structure, and Ecological Integrity in a Remote Ecosystem. Biodiversity and Conservation (2022)

ecosystem functioningecological integritybiodiversityecosystemsresource partitioningfunctional ecologyremote ecosystemvegetation structureapplied ecologyecologyevolutionary biology

Regional Ocean Models Indicate Changing Limits to Biological Invasions in the Bering Sea. ICES Journal of Marine Science (2020)

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2
10 / page