Angela Holland

Angela Holland is an Assistant Professor of Wildlife Ecology in the Department of Entomology & Wildlife Ecology at the University of Delaware, within the College of Agriculture & Natural Resources. Her research focuses on mammalian population ecology, conservation biology, and the impacts of management practices on wildlife communities in riparian and forest ecosystems.

• Ph.D. in Zoology (2016), Southern Illinois University Carbondale
• M.S. in Wildlife Ecology (2011), Auburn University
• B.S. in Biological Sciences (2006), University of Maryland

Dr. Holland teaches undergraduate and graduate courses including Wildlife Ecology and Conservation, GIS for Wildlife Conservation, and Quantitative Ecology. Her work integrates spatial analysis and ecological modeling to inform conservation strategies.

Recent publications emphasize fire ecology in longleaf pine systems, semi-aquatic species dynamics, and wildlife responses to anthropogenic management. She is affiliated with The Wildlife Society and contributes to coastal plain forest restoration initiatives.