Michael Cove is an Adjunct Faculty member at North Carolina State University and Research Curator of Mammalogy at the North Carolina Museum of Natural Sciences. He earned his BS from the University of Connecticut (2007), MS from the University of Central Missouri (2011), and PhD from North Carolina State University (2016). His research focuses on wildlife ecology, camera trap methodologies, and mammal community responses to anthropogenic change, including recent work on trophic-level responses to human activity, occupancy modeling with autocorrelated detections, and hurricane impacts on endangered beach mice. He leads the SNAPSHOT USA national camera trap survey and collaborates extensively across the Americas, Europe, and Australia.
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