I am a conservation scientist working at the intersection of ecology, decision science, and quantitative modeling. My research addresses how to conserve biodiversity and other ecological benefits that we enjoy while ensuring sustainable and equitable development. Part of that effort focuses on how to design effective conservation strategies under uncertainty and limited resources. For instance, optimizing the timing and placement of conservation land acquisition, or improving decision-making for the hatchery supplementation program of an imperiled desert fish species.
Currently, I am at the University of Michigan as an Institute for Global Change Biology Postdoctoral Fellow.
Lab Location: University of Michigan, Samuel T. Dana Building, G412
Mailing Address: University of Michigan, School for Environment and Sustainability, 440 Church Street, Ann Arbor, MI 48109-1041
hyuny@umich.edu
