Title: Faculty Research Assistant

E-mail: jane.dolliver@oregonstate.edu

Education:

MS Wildlife, Oregon State University

BS Biology, University of Washington
 

Research Interests:
Seabird conservation; endangered species research; remote sensing

Biography:

As an itinerant biologist, I studied seabirds in both hemispheres, then spent several years as Program Coordinator for the citizen science program, COASST. For my MS, I investigated the use of satellite imagery to count nesting albatross from space. My current work in the Seabird Oceanography Lab is an extension and expansion of this effort in Asia and Hawaii.

In addition to this work, I serve on several committees part of the Pacific Seabird Group, and provide program support to the University of Washington College of the Environment and the Alaska Fisheries Science Center Resource Ecology and Ecosystem Modeling Program.

Publications:

Tosa MI, Dziedzic EH, Appel CL, Urbina J, Massey A, Ruprecht J, Eriksson CE, Dolliver JE, Lesmeister DB, Betts MG, Peres CA, Levi T. 2021. The Rapid Rise of Next-Generation Natural History. Front Ecol Evol 9:698131.

Jones T, Parrish JK, Peterson WT, Bjorkstedt EP, Bond NA, Ballance LT, Bowes V, Hipfner MJ, Burgess HK, Dolliver JE, Lindquist K, Lindsey J, Nevins HM, Robertson RR, Roletto J, Wilson L, Joyce T, Harvey J. 2018. Massive Mortality of a Planktivorous Seabird in Response to a Marine Heatwave. Geophys Res Lett 45:3193–3202.

Haywood B, Parrish JK, Dolliver J. 2016. Place-based and data-rich citizen science as a precursor for conservation action. Conservation Biology 30(3). 10.1111/cobi.12702

Bovy KM, Watson JE, Dolliver J, Parrish JK. 2016. Distinguishing offshore bird hunting from beach scavenging in archaeological contexts: The value of modern beach surveys. Journal of Archaeological Science. 70: 35-47.