Staff Member
Dr. Lisanne S Petracca
Post Doc
Email: lpetrac@uw.edu
Education
- Ph D SUNY-ESF 2018
- MS Duke University 2010
- BS Tufts University 2006
Biography
Lisanne is currently a Postdoctoral Researcher in the Quantitative Conservation Lab at the University of Washington. Her current work includes building integrated population models for wolves and optimizing monitoring strategies for tufted puffin.. Lisanne's research interests relate broadly to mammal spatial ecology at the human-wildlife interface, and more specifically to the development of novel quantitative approaches to guide species management.
Research Publications | Publication Date |
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Petracca LS, B Gardner, BT Maletzke, and SJ Converse. 2024. Merging integrated population models and individual-based models to project population dynamics of a recolonizing species. Biological Conservation 289:110340. | Abstract | January 2024 |
Project | Completion Date |
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Monitoring Tufted Puffins in the United States | December 2023 |
Constructing a modeling tool for wolf status review in Washington | August 2022 |
Presentations | Presentation Date |
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Petracca, LS, Gardner, B, Maletzke, BT, Bassing, SB, Long, RA, Manning, J, Ransom, JI, Shipley, LA, Thornton, DH, and SJ Converse. 2022. A semi-spatial integrated population model to assess population dynamics of a recovering species. International Statistical Ecology Conference, Online. 27 June - 1 July. | June 2022 |
Petracca, L.S, Gardner, B., Maletzke, B.T., and S.J. Converse. 2022. Use of a Novel Spatially Explicit Projection Model to Estimate Current and Future Population Dynamics of Wolves in Washington State, USA. Abstract submitted to The Wildlife Society Annual Conference. | November 2022 |
Petracca LS, B Gardner, BT Maletzke, SB Bassing, RA Long, P MacKay, JA Manning, JI Ransom, LA Shipley, DH Thornton, and SJ Converse. A semi-spatial integrated population model to assess population dynamics of a recolonizing species. 2021. The Wildlife Society Annual Conference, Virtual, 1-5 November 2021. | November 2021 |
Petracca LS, B Gardner, BT Maletzke, SB Bassing, RA Long, JI Ransom, LA Shipley, DH Thornton, and SJ Converse. May 2021. A semi-spatial integrated population model to assess population dynamics of a recolonizing species. Abstract submitted for oral presentation. EURING Analytical Meeting and Workshop, Québec City, Canada. | May 2021 |
Gardner B, LS Petracca, BT Maletzke, and SJ Converse. 2023. Forecasting recolonization dynamics of wolves through an integrated population model with individual based movement. 13th International Mammalogical Congress. Anchorage, Alaska. 14-20 July 2023. | July 2023 |
Farr MT, B Gardner, LS Petracca, PJ Hodum, RSA Kaler, SF Pearson, HM Renner, and SJ Converse. 2024. Optimizing range-wide monitoring strategy for Tufted Puffins. Pacific Seabird Group Annual Meeting, Seattle, Washington, USA; 20-24 February 2024. | February 2024 |
Converse SJ, NJ Hostetter, SM Amburgey, AE Bratt, AJ DuVall, BK Thompson, LS Petracca, HA Sipe, MH Sorel, AJ Warlick, and M Kadin. 2022. Synchrony in seabird survival: drivers at multiple spatial scales. Pacific Seabird Group Conference, Online. 23-25 February. | February 2022 |