Our research focuses on gaining a mechanistic understanding of how individuals and populations respond to changes in their environment in order to project how future change may alter a population’s dynamics and evolutionary trajectory. ​

Breaking News

  • The second film from our collaboration with Day's Edge Productions, the Cheviron lab at the University of Montana, and the Campbell-Staton lab at UCLA is going to be premiering at the Ottawa Adventure Film Festival on November 16! Tune in to learn all about how high-elevation deer mice are actually some of the most extreme endurance athletes around, as well as enjoy footage from the incomparable White Mountains of California.

  • Am thrilled that Julian Garcia Walther was awarded a graduate fellowship by CONACYT and the Mexican government last week. Julian is launching the first network of Motus towers in Mexico to track the movements of endangered coastal birds, like Red Knots and Elegant Terns. This fellowship will allow Julian to carry out his fieldwork and engage with local partners, and should pay real dividends for both avian science and conservation!
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senner at mailbox.sc.edu
Department of Biological Sciences
University of South Carolina​
Coker Life Sciences 406
Columbia, South Carolina, U.S.A.