Monica Lasky
Ecology, Animal Behavior, and Conservation
Peer-Reviewed Publications
2025
Lasky M, Sibiya MD, and Hull V. 2025. Applying the adaptive cycle and resilience principles to understand and manage human-wildlife relations on the African savanna. Journal for Nature Conservation: 126896. [Author share link]
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Nelson-Olivieri J, Layden TJ, Antunez E, Khalighifar A, Lasky M, Laverty TM, McKenna MF, Sanchez KA, Shannon G, Starr S, Verahrami AK, and Bombaci SP. 2023. It's not just noise: The consequences of inequitable noise for urban wildlife. Nature Ecology and Evolution. [Pre-Print PDF]
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2023
Lasky M and Bombaci SP. 2023. Human-induced fear in wildlife: A review. Journal for Nature Conservation: 126448. [Pre-Print PDF]
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2022
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Kays R, Lasky M, Allen ML, Dowler RC, Hawkins MT, Hope AG, Kohli BA, Mathis VL, McLean B, Olson LE, and Thompson CW. 2022. Which mammals can be identified from camera traps and crowdsourced photographs?. Journal of Mammalogy 103(4):767–775. [PDF]
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2021
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Kays RW, Lasky M, Pease B, Parsons AW, and Pacifici K. Evaluation of the spatial biases and sample size of a statewide citizen science project. 2021. Citizen Science: Theory and Practice 6(1): 34, 1–12. [PDF]
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Lasky M, Parsons A, Schuttler S, McShea B, Davis G, Kalies L, Sutherland R, Clark SR, Hess G, Boone H, Gatens L, Olfenbuttel C, Shaw J, Dukes C, Menke T, Matthews J, Kays RW. 2021. CAROLINA CRITTERS: camera trap data from mammal surveys across North Carolina. Ecology: e03372. [PDF]
Before 2020
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Cove M, Kays R, Bontrager H, Bresnan C, Lasky M, Frerichs T, . . . & Mcshea, W. 2020. SNAPSHOT USA 2019: the first coordinated national camera trap survey of the United States. Ecology: e03353. [PDF]
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Lasky M, Parsons A, Schuttler S, Mash A, Larson L, Norton B, Pease B, Boone H, Gatens L, Kays R. 2021. Candid Critters: Challenges and Solutions in a Large-Scale Citizen Science Camera Trap Project. Citizen Science: Theory and Practice: 6(1). [PDF]
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Lasky M, Campbell J, Osborne JA, Ivory EL, Lasky J, Kendall CJ. 2020. Increasing browse and social complexity can improve zoo elephant welfare. Zoo Biology: 1– 11. [Pre-Print PDF]
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Bartoszek I, Hendricks M, Easterling I, Andreadis P. 2018. Python Bivittatus (Burmese python) Marine Incursion. Herpetological Review 49(3): 554 - 555. [PDF]