My first citation!!

Publications

1. Hale, Jouma’a, Brown, Robinson, Holser, Costa, Beltran. Spatiotemporal variation in marine mammal anti-predator behaviors resulting from a predation pinch point. (2026). Ecology and Evolution. DOI: 10.1002/ece.372841
2. Payne, Hale, Davidson, Kendall-Bar, Beltran. Towards a minimum reporting standard to promote animal welfare and data quality in biologging research. (2026). Animal Biotelemetry. DOI: 10.1186/s40317-025-00438-w
3. Beltran, Payne, Kilpatrick, Hale, Reed, Hazen, Bograd, Jouma’a, Robinson, Houle, Matern, Sabah, Lewis, Sebandal, Coughlin, Valdes Heredia, Penny, Dalrymple, Penny, Sherrier, Peterson, Reiter, Le Boeuf, Costa. Elephant seals as ecosystem sentinels for the northeast Pacific Ocean twilight zone. (2025). Science. DOI: 10.1126/science.adp2244
4. Beltran, Kilpatrick, Picardi, Abrahms, Barrile, Oestreich, Smith, Czapanskiy, Favilla, Reisinger, Kendall-Bar, Payne, Savoca, Palance, Andrezjaczek, Shen, Adachi, Costa, Storm, Hale, Robinson. (2024). Biologging for the future: how biologgers can help solve fundamental questions, from individuals to ecosystems. Trends in Ecology and Evolution. DOI: 10.1016/j.tree.2024.09.009
5. Czapanskiy^, Arcila-Hernández^ (^contributed equally), Munro, Garfield, Bastidas, Payne, Ong, Storm, Adachi, Hale, Brown, Robinson, Stewart, Abdel-Raheem, Zavaleta, Beltran. Long-term studies can and should provide structure for inclusive education and professional development. (2024). Ecology Letters (Special Issue on Very Long-Term Studies). DOI: 10.1111/ele.14482

Media Features

UCSC Newsletter

• I got to talk about how working on a highly collaborative research paper helped me develop critical research skills.

Mongabay

• I got to talk about the findings and impacts of our 2025 Science paper!