James Forester

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James Forester is an Associate Professor at the University of Minnesota, specializing in wildlife ecology and management. His recent research includes the assessment of mammalian scavenger activity, the impact of artificial nightlight on predator-prey dynamics, and the integration of socioecological factors in human-wildlife conflict. He has also contributed to studies on the effectiveness of unmanned aerial systems in wildlife monitoring and the declining food resources affecting American black bears.