Roy V. Rea
Senior Laboratory Instructor
Ecosystem Science and Management Program
University of Northern British Columbia, Prince George
About Roy V. Rea
Degrees Held:
B.Sc., Biological Sciences, California State University, Stanislaus (1992)
M.Sc., Biology, University of Northern British Columbia (1999)
I have been working as a Senior Lab Instructor in the Ecosystem Science and Management Program since July 2000.
I currently teach the following courses: Introductory Biology 2, Field Applications in Resource Management (Forestry Field Camp), and labs in Plant Systems.
My research interests are 4-fold and include:
- Determining strategies for mitigating wildlife-related vehicular collisions
- Plant-animal interactions
- Field-based education
- Considerations for special landscape features (e.g., mineral licks, bear dens, wildlife trees) in forest planning and management.
RECENT NEWS:
Much of my research on moose-human interactions is being featured in a 1-hour Discovery Channel Documentary called "Moose Attack." The program is currently airing in the United States, Australia and South East Asia. A National Geographic documentary currently airing in the UK and titled "Moose Rampage" also features my research on moose-vehicle collision mitigation and moose-aircraft collision mitigation. See the trailer on National Geographic TV.
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