Kimberly Rivera, Technician, Madagascar/USA

Kimberly Rivera is a Field Project Manager and organizes and leads monthly field collection on the NIH- and DARPA-funded project. Kim graduated with a Bachelor of Science in Environmental Science from the University of Delaware in 2016 and has worked previously on projects studying bighorn sheep in the Mojave Desert, white-tailed deer in Pennsylvania, gray wolves in northern Minnesota, and migratory shorebirds on the Delaware coast. Kim will be starting a Master’s degree in the lab of Dr. Brian Gerber in September 2019, investigating human-wildlife conflict related to fossa depradation of domestic poultry in central Madagascar.