Meghan P Keating, PhD

I answered some question about a recent publication with my colleagues about the potential military lands hold for red wolf reintroduction!

Myself and other leading experts in anticoagulant rodenticide exposure in wildlife were asked about the potential risk for small cat species around the world by Dr. Mowbray, a small cat specialist

The Wildlife Society and I dove into some of the key findings from a recent publication by my colleagues and I on the role anticoagulant rodenticides played in a localized population decline

I chatted with the Conservancy of the Sea Islands about our collaborative research on the effects of urbanization and anticoagulant rodenticide exposure on the island’s bobcat population

I was able to chat with USFWS about a new anticoagulant rodenticide monitoring program started in collaboration with North and South Carolina furbearer biologists

I was featured in an article by Climate News regarding my research into anticoagulant rodenticides and mammalian carnivores around the world

Referencing data from my dissertation on the prevalence and consequences of anticoagulant rodenticides in carnivores in South Carolina, the state indefinitely restricted second-generation anticoagulant rodenticides to licensed commercial applicators

I authored an article with The Conversation about a comprehensive review of the literature on anticoagulant rodenticides and wild mammalian carnivores published along with my colleagues from the US and Spain

My coauthors and I highlighted key findings from our paper on climate-mediated range expansion of turkey vultures