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Alice Boyle is a prominent researcher in avian biology, focusing on the ecological impacts of environmental changes on bird populations. Her current research investigates the consequences of varying rainfall patterns on avian species in both the wet montane forests of Costa Rica and the grassland habitats of North American prairies. Her work encompasses topics such as sexual selection, brood parasitism, and habitat selection, particularly in relation to declining species and life history evolution. As the leader of the Boyle Lab at the University of Western Ontario, she guides projects that explore the complex relationships between grassland birds and their habitats, including their movements and behavioral responses to environmental stressors. The lab is dedicated to innovative conservation strategies that address the challenges faced by these species, integrating technological advancements like GPS tracking to enhance understanding of migratory patterns. Alice's commitment to research and education extends to mentoring new lab members and fostering collaborative projects aimed at advancing the field of ornithology.
Streams include Archaeology and Bioarchaeology, and Sociocultural Anthropology.