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Dr. Audrey Taylor

Associate Professor

University of Alaska Anchorage

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College of Arts and Sciences

Department Of Biological Sciences

Dr. Audrey Taylor is currently serving as a College Of Arts And Sciences Associate Professor at University of Alaska Anchorage.

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Dr. Audrey Taylor

University of Alaska Anchorage

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ecology avian biology conservation biology ornithology wildlife wildlife ecology marine ornithology animal ecology biology geography climate change movement ecology evolutionary biology fisheries avian locomotion population biology aquatic ecosystems population ecology ecology and evolutionary biology biogeography behavioral ecology animal behavior animal conservation breeding behavior wildlife biology avian evolution migration studies range shift wildlife management spatial ecology coastal waters arctic-breeding shorebirds northern coast nest predation southward migration fitness tourism research sustainable tourism tourism geography sediment research marine policy mammalian biology reproductive biology destination management tourist experience cultural tourism tourism planning citizen science climate change effects specie distribution river restoration river basin management comparative endocrinology glucocorticoids population movements human-environment interactions population science coastal process arid environments estuarine hydrodynamics nearshore process vegetation science predator-prey interactions habitat loss return rates body mass south america migratory connectivity semipalmated sandpipers polar tourism residence time global pattern community characteristics western-breeding birds eastern-breeding lesser yellowlegs flyway‐scale gps

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The Collective Application of Shorebird Tracking Data to Conservation. Conservation Biology (2026)

multispecies managementecologyconservation planningcoastal conservationmarine ornithologycollective applicationconservation sciencegeographyfisherieswildlifebiological conservationconservation biologyanimal conservation

Power Source, Data Retrieval Method, and Attachment Type Affect Success of Dorsally Mounted Tracking Tag Deployments in 37 Species of Shorebirds. Journal of Avian Biology (2025)

animal behaviorwildlife biologyornithologyavian biologyecologyconservation biologydata retrieval methodmarine ornithologypower sourcewildlife ecologytag deploymentswildlifefisheriesavian locomotionevolutionary biologymovement ecology

The Amazon Basin’s Rivers and Lakes Support Nearctic-Breeding Shorebirds During Southward Migration. Ornithological applications (2024)

Jennifer A LinscottEnzo BassoRosalyn BathrickJuliana Bosi de AlmeidaAlexandra M AndersonFernando Angulo-PratolongoBart M BallardJoël BêtyStephen C BrownKatherine S ChristieSarah J ClementsChristian FriisCallie GesmundoMarie-Andrée GirouxAutumn-Lynn HarrisonChristopher M HarwoodJason M HillJames A JohnsonBart KempenaersBenoit LalibertéJean-Francois LamarreRichard B LanctotChristopher LattyNicolas LecomteLaura A McDuffieJuan G NavedoErica NolZachary M PohlenJennie RauschRosalind B RenfrewJorge RuizMike RussellDaniel R RuthrauffSarah T SaalfeldBrett K SandercockShiloh A SchultePaul A SmithAudrey R TaylorT Lee TibbittsMihai ValcuMitch D WeegmanJames R WrightNathan R Senner

aquatic conservationornithologyland useavian biologyenvironmental sciencenearshore processamazon basinconservation biologyaquatic ecosystemsavian evolutiongeographyecologywetlandsmarine ornithologynearctic-breeding shorebirdscoastal processhuman migrationsouthward migrationcoastal conservationarid environmentsestuarine hydrodynamics

Rapid Population Decline in Mckay’s Bunting, an Alaskan Endemic, Highlights the Species’ Current Status Relative to International Standards for Vulnerable Species. Ornithological applications (2023)

habitat lossnature conservationecologyconservation biologypopulation biologywildlife ecologyvulnerable specieswildlifebiological conservationinternational standardsbiodiversitywildlife managementevolutionary biologyrapid population declineanimal conservation

Flyway‐Scale Gps Tracking Reveals Migratory Routes and Key Stopover and Non‐Breeding Locations of Lesser Yellowlegs. Ecology and Evolution (2022)

biologyornithologyanimal ecologyavian biologyecologypopulation ecologyrange shiftpopulation biologywildlife biologykey stopoverwildlife ecologyflyway‐scale gpswildlifelesser yellowlegsconservation biologymovement ecology

Flyway-Scale Gps Tracking Reveals Migratory Routes, Stopovers, and Habitat Associations of Lesser Yellowlegs. Authorea (Authorea) (2022)

Laura McDuffieKatherine ChristieAudrey TaylorErica NolChristian FriisChristopher HarwoodJennie RauschBenoit LaliberteCallie GesmundoJames WrightJames Johnson

avian biologyanimal ecologyecologybehavioral ecologyaquatic ecosystemslandscape ecologywildlife ecologyspatial ecologyzoogeographywildlifebiogeographylesser yellowlegsclimate changeconservation biologyflyway-scale gpsmovement ecology

Gene Expression in the Female Tree Swallow Brain is Associated With Inter- and Intra-Population Variation in Glucocorticoid Levels. Hormones and Behavior (2022)

Cedric ZimmerConor C. TaffDaniel R. ArdiaKimberly A. RosvallChristine KallenbergAlexandra B. BentzAudrey R. TaylorL. Scott JohnsonMaren N. Vitousek

geneticsbiologyreproductive biologygene expressionneurogeneticsendocrinologyglucocorticoid levelspsychoneuroendocrinologyglucocorticoidscomparative endocrinologymammalian biologyintra-population variation

Using Geolocator Data to Address Changes in Migration Patterns for Black Turnstone. Animal Migration (2022)

Audrey TaylorMary Anne BishopAnne SchaeferRon PorterKristine Sowl

migration studiesgeolocator datamigration patternsearth scienceblack turnstonemovement ecology

Eastern-Breeding Lesser Yellowlegs Are More Likely Than Western-Breeding Birds to Visit Areas With High Shorebird Hunting During Southward Migration. Ornithological applications (2021)

biologyornithologyanimal ecologyavian biologyecologyrange shiftavian evolutionecology and evolutionary biologywestern-breeding birdswildlife ecologywildlifebiogeographysouthward migrationavian locomotionconservation biologybreeding behavioreastern-breeding lesser yellowlegs

Revealing Migratory Path, Important Stopovers and Non-Breeding Areas of a Boreal Songbird in Steep Decline. Animal Migration (2021)

Julie C. HagelinMichael T. HallworthChristopher P. BargerJames A. JohnsonKristin A. DuBourGrey W. PendeltonLucas H. DeCiccoLaura A. McDuffieSteven M. MatsuokaMarian A. SnivelyPeter P. MarraAudrey Taylor

ornithologynon-breeding areasspatial ecologywildlifemigratory pathwildlife managementavian locomotionavian biologyenvironmental sciencesteep declineclimate changeconservation biologymigration studiesaquatic ecosystemswildlife ecologyevolutionary biologyanimal ecologyecologyboreal songbirdimportant stopoversmovement ecology

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Dr. Audrey Taylor

Associate Professor

University of Alaska Anchorage

Affiliations

College of Arts and Sciences

Department Of Biological Sciences

Dr. Audrey Taylor is currently serving as a College Of Arts And Sciences Associate Professor at University of Alaska Anchorage.

Honors

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Experiences

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Education

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Dr. Audrey Taylor

University of Alaska Anchorage

Associate Professor

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Notable Scholarly Works

Notable Federal Grants

Collaborators

The Collective Application of Shorebird Tracking Data to Conservation. Conservation Biology (2026)

Power Source, Data Retrieval Method, and Attachment Type Affect Success of Dorsally Mounted Tracking Tag Deployments in 37 Species of Shorebirds. Journal of Avian Biology (2025)

The Amazon Basin’s Rivers and Lakes Support Nearctic-Breeding Shorebirds During Southward Migration. Ornithological applications (2024)

Flyway‐Scale Gps Tracking Reveals Migratory Routes and Key Stopover and Non‐Breeding Locations of Lesser Yellowlegs. Ecology and Evolution (2022)

Flyway-Scale Gps Tracking Reveals Migratory Routes, Stopovers, and Habitat Associations of Lesser Yellowlegs. Authorea (Authorea) (2022)

Laura McDuffieKatherine ChristieAudrey TaylorErica NolChristian FriisChristopher HarwoodJennie RauschBenoit LaliberteCallie GesmundoJames WrightJames Johnson

Gene Expression in the Female Tree Swallow Brain is Associated With Inter- and Intra-Population Variation in Glucocorticoid Levels. Hormones and Behavior (2022)

Cedric ZimmerConor C. TaffDaniel R. ArdiaKimberly A. RosvallChristine KallenbergAlexandra B. BentzAudrey R. TaylorL. Scott JohnsonMaren N. Vitousek

Using Geolocator Data to Address Changes in Migration Patterns for Black Turnstone. Animal Migration (2022)

Audrey TaylorMary Anne BishopAnne SchaeferRon PorterKristine Sowl

migration studiesgeolocator datamigration patternsearth scienceblack turnstonemovement ecology

Eastern-Breeding Lesser Yellowlegs Are More Likely Than Western-Breeding Birds to Visit Areas With High Shorebird Hunting During Southward Migration. Ornithological applications (2021)

Revealing Migratory Path, Important Stopovers and Non-Breeding Areas of a Boreal Songbird in Steep Decline. Animal Migration (2021)

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