Liam A. Berigan
I am an Assistant Professor of Quantitative Ecology at Auburn University, where I study the movements, habitat use, and population dynamics of wildlife. I am particularly interested in the wintering ecology of birds, especially those reliant on grasslands or early-successional vegetation. Some of my past work includes monitoring lesser prairie-chicken translocations, building interactive habitat conservation tools, and modeling woodcock flight altitudes.
In addition to my research, I also provide statistical consulting within the College of Forestry, Wildlife, and Environment, and teach several courses on statistics and ecology.
My CV is available here, and I can be contacted via email here.
Research news:
Nov. 27, 2025: New $17.5-million initiative aims to restore Black Belt Prairie
