Adam T. Ford

Adam Ford is an Associate Professor of Biology at the University of British Columbia (UBC Okanagan) and leads the Wildlife Restoration Ecology (WiRE) Lab. His research addresses trophic interactions in human-modified landscapes to inform conservation strategies.

Core research themes:

• Wildlife corridor effectiveness
• Indigenous-led conservation frameworks
• Human-wildlife coexistence strategies
• Restoration ecology principles

His recent studies quantify impacts of linear infrastructure on caribou migration and develop reconciliation approaches integrating Indigenous knowledge with wildlife management. Fieldwork spans Canadian ecosystems from alpine regions to urban interfaces.