Devin is a post-doctoral research fellow at Acadia and Mount Allison University in Eastern Canada. His research interests range from behavioural ecology to movement, community, and landscape ecology, with specific focus on avian systems. While his previous work has largely involved mountain ecosystems or open-country birds, his current research brings together radar, acoustic, and thermal imaging data to understand migratory bird movement through Atlantic Canada and potential risk factors, including wind turbines and transmission lines. Devin moonlights as a naturalist and in his spare time can often be found contributing to citizen science initiatives.

Kathy Martin is a Professor of Wildlife Ecology in the Department of Forest and Conservation Sciences at the University of British Columbia, Vancouver, and a Senior Research Scientist with Environment and Climate Change Canada. Kathy has always held a fascination for how species cope in extreme and challenging environments. She conducts research on population ecology and life history variation of alpine and arctic songbirds and grouse across elevation gradients, and in relation to climate variation. Kathy and her students currently study how mountain songbirds and grouse will persist in these increasingly unreliable habitats.

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