Stanley D. Gehrt, PhD Professor and Wildlife Extension Specialist, The Ohio State University Dr. Stan Gehrt is the Principal Investigator of the Ohio Coyote Project. Research interests include urban wildlife ecology, emerging infectious diseases in wildlife, and behavioral ecology of carnivores, with a special emphasis on intraguild relationships between mesopredators.
Charlotte Milling, PhD Assistant Professor, Eastern Washington University Dr. Charlotte Milling is a co-PI on the Ohio Coyote Project. She is a behavioral ecologist specializing in movement, space use, and resource selection.
Courtney Anderson PhD Student, The Ohio State University Courtney is a PhD student working on the project. Her interests are in intraguild carnivore dynamics, human dimensions of carnivore conservation, and wildlife education.
Hunter Slear The Ohio State University Hunter Slear graduated from Juniata College in 2022 with a BS in Wildlife Conservation. He is an avid hunter, trapper, and fisherman and prefers to spend most of his time in the field. Throughout his time as an undergraduate and post baccalaureate, Hunter worked for numerous wildlife and environmental conservation agencies.
Abby Thiemkey Alumni, The Ohio State University Abby’s research focused on coyote ecology and livestock management throughout the state of Ohio. She worked on investigating regional variations in diet and demography of coyotes throughout the state.
