Research Team
Evan Grant
Adrianne Brand
Eric Dallalio
Evan Grant
Evan H. Campbell Grant, USGS Patuxent Wildlife Research Center, Wildlife Biologist. Evan
began working with the NE ARMI research team in March of 2003, just in time
for the breeding migration of the spotted salamanders and the beginning of
the field season. He received his PhD in Marine, Estuarine and
Environmental Sciences from the University of Maryland, College Park. His
research focuses on the movement ecology of stream amphibians, but he has
other interests in ecology at larger spatial scales.
Contact Evan: 301.497.5842 email: ehgrant@usgs.gov
Adrianne Brand
Adrianne Brand, USGS Patuxent Wildlife Research Center, Biological Science Technician.
Adrianne joined the NE ARMI research team in May of 2009. Adrianne received
her MS in Biology from Towson University in 2008, where she studied
amphibian use of stormwater ponds with Dr. Joel W. Snodgrass.
Adrianne’s responsibilities include data collection during the field season,
assisting with the management of the NE ARMI database, and preparing
research reports.
Contact Adrianne: 301.497.5637 email: abrand@usgs.gov
Eric Dallalio
Eric Dallalio, USGS Patuxent Wildlife Research Center, Biological Science Technician.
Eric has eight years of field biology experience, which includes six seasons surveying and monitoring for amphibians. Eric holds
a B.S. in Wildlife Biology from the University of Montana where he completed a senior project focusing on Idaho giant salamanders
(Dicamptodon aterrimus). He led this project for three field seasons and is currently collaborating on publishing this information.
Eric's responsiblities include data collection during the field season, assisting with the management of the NE ARMI database, and
preparing research reports.
Contact Eric: 301.497.5811 email: edallalio@usgs.gov
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