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Julia K. Parrish is a Professor at the University of Washington in the Biology Department and the School of Aquatic and Fishery Sciences. Her research interests lie primarily in Conservation Biology, focusing on seabird populations in the Pacific Northwest. She studies a variety of factors affecting seabird population dynamics, including anthropogenic influences and climate change. Parrish has a strong commitment to conservation solutions and hosts an active citizen science program for beached bird data collection. After beginning her academic journey with a Bachelor’s in biochemistry and biophysics at Carnegie Mellon University and gaining experience at the Duke Marine Lab, she pursued a PhD in fish schooling behavior and later transitioned to seabird research. Her extensive work includes addressing issues such as fisheries bycatch and the impacts of oil spills on seabirds. Julia's publications include notable articles in the Journal of Island Coastal Archaeology and the Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences, emphasizing her dedication to integrating science with practical solutions for wildlife conservation.
University of Washington • Seattle, WA
Teaching and conducting research on seabird populations and conservation strategies.
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