Ray G. Poulin

Ray G. Poulin is an Adjunct Professor at the Department of Biology, University of Regina, and serves as the Head of Research & Collections at the Royal Saskatchewan Museum. His work focuses on the ecology and conservation of prairie fauna, particularly grassland vertebrates, addressing challenges like anthropogenic impacts, climate extremes, and ecological interactions.

• Research Interests: Predator/prey dynamics, habitat selection, foraging behavior, dispersal ecology, conservation genetics.
• Supervision: Co-supervises graduate students with Dr. Chris Somers, emphasizing hard work and positive group culture.
• Publications: Extensive peer-reviewed work on snakes, turtles, rodents, and Burrowing Owls, with recent studies on habitat selection, climate impacts, and urban wildlife adaptation.