Eric M Schauber

Eric M Schauber is a Researcher affiliated with the Illinois Natural History Survey under the University of Illinois. His work focuses on wildlife biology and ecological dynamics, particularly in large ungulates and carnivores.

• Primary Affiliation: Illinois Natural History Survey, Prairie Research Institute

Research Interests: Dr. Schauber investigates habitat selection in wildlife, competitive interactions among canids, disease transmission in deer populations, and urban wildlife management. His research bridges ecological modeling with field studies.

Key Research Trends: Recent work emphasizes spatially explicit agent-based models for disease spread, natal habitat preferences in ungulates, and the impacts of domestic animals on native carnivore populations. His studies span terrestrial and aquatic ecosystems, with a focus on conservation strategies.

Publications: He has contributed to journals like Ecology and Evolution and Ecological Modelling, addressing topics such as chronic wasting disease, habitat adaptation, and chemical immobilization techniques for wildlife.