Publications
September 2020
A published article in Arizona Birds journal in 2020. The research in this article was conducted over a year period, and was peer-reviewed continuously.
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Hammond, R., Dozal, Y., & Theimer, T. (2020, September). Bark-foragers, artificially created holes in trees: Arizona birds. Bark-foragers, Artificially Created Holes in Trees | Arizona Birds. Retrieved from https://arizonabirds.org/journal/2020/bark-foragers-may-use-artificially-created-holes-trees-foraging-cue.html
Conferences
May 2021
Society for Freshwater Science Meeting
Society for Freshwater Science Meeting brought together freshwater professionals to present on current work covering pond invertebrates, injustice, among many other topics.
October 2021
SACNAS
SACNAS was a conference to promote diversity within historically excluded people in STEM. Their mission statement is as follows: "There is a future where STEM reflects the demographics of our country, so the field is better equipped to solve our world's most pressing problems. Through our people, programs, and partnerships, SACNAS has taken a radical approach to lead with culture and identity as the means to achieve true diversity in STEM."
January 2020
Joint Annual Meeting
This conference allowed Wildlife professionals across Arizona and New Mexico to update one another on research, collaboration, and form professional connections.
Presentations
October 2021
SACNAS
Presented on research of how elevation, seasonality, and precipitation effected dragonfly larvae populations.
May 2020
Undergraduate Poster Symposium
Poster presentation on "Bark-foragers May Use Artificially Created Holes in Trees as Foraging Cue" at Undergraduate Poster Symposium.
January 2020
Joint Annual Meeting
Presented on the current activities of the NAU Chapter of the Wildlife Society to the National Chapter of the Wildlife Society.