Grace Schuster

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Grace

Grace Schuster joined the Human Dimensions Lab as an undergraduate researcher in 2020. She has worked on a variety of conservation research including work with the Prairie Corridor Project and the Applied Wildlife Ecology and Spatial Movement (AWESM) Lab at UNL. She transitioned into a PhD position in the lab in Fall 2021, where her research focuses on evaluating multi-species avian occupancy in potential bioenergy grasslands near North Platte, Nebraska. This research is funded by the Department of Energy. Her long-term goal is to enhance the relationship between landowners and conservation efforts by incorporating sociological and ecological research.

Grace is also a part of the AWESM Lab within the School of Natural Resources, led by Andrew Little. 

Grace's projects

Bioenergy Crop Production: Implications for Grassland Bird Communities

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