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Rachel Stein
Rachel Stein
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Title
Wildlife Ecologist
Faculty Rank
Post-Doctoral Research Associate
Address
522 South Hardin Hall
3310 Holdrege Street
Lincoln NE
68583–0995
East Campus
E-mail
rstein5@unl.edu
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Selected Publications
Stein, R.M., Rachlow, J.L. 2023. Acoustic ecology of terrestrial mammals: A new signaler-receiver conceptual framework. Mammal Review 53: 143-157.
Stein, R.M., Lecigne, B., Eitel, J.U.H., Johnson, T.R., McGowan, C. Rachlow, J.L. 2022. Vegetation and vantage point influences visibility across diverse ecosystems: Implications for animal ecology. Frontiers in Ecology and Evolution, 10:911051.
Background
Education
Degree
Major
Institution
Year Awarded
Doctorate of Philosophy
Natural Resources
University of Idaho
2023
Master of Science
Natural Resources
University of Idaho
2017
Bachelor of Science
Biology
University of Nebraska-Omaha
2014
Awards
Title
Awarded by
Year Awarded
Anna M. Jackson Award
American Society of Mammalogists
2023
Curt Berklund Award
University of Idaho | College of Natural Resources
2022
Graduate Fellowship
NASA Idaho Space Grant Consortium
2020
Professional Organizations
Name
Position
American Society of Mammologists
The Wildlife Society
SNR Program Areas
Applied Ecology
Areas of Interest/Expertise
Wildlife-habitat relationships
Predator-prey interactions
Wildlife conservation and management
Mammology
Sensory ecology