Rhiannon is laying down on top of a ridge, looking through binoculars.

Rhiannon Jakopak

Rhiannon is laying down on top of a ridge, looking through binoculars.

Rhiannon was a master’s student in the Monteith Shop exploring ungulate behavioral ecology, science communication, and human dimensions of wildlife management. She graduated in 2021, and her thesis focused on whether mule deer can be flexible in the time of day that they are migrating, as well as how stakeholders in Wyoming perceive mule deer and their management.

Rhiannon is now a research scientist and outreach coordinator with the Monteith Shop. She helps coordinate the Wyoming Wildlife Fellowship, develops numerous outreach projects, and continues to research ungulate ecology and human dimensions.

Find Rhiannon’s personal website here and her CV here.

Publications

Google Scholar profile. 

Projects