Originally from Ohio, Grant grew up fascinated by nature and enjoying the outdoors. He earned degrees in Zoology and Environmental Science from Miami University and an MS in Wildlife Ecology and Conservation from the University of Florida. Prior to joining ABC, Grant has worked toward wildlife conservation through policy, outreach, education, and years of wildlife research. Outside of work, Grant enjoys hiking, birding, fishing, and taking care of his (indoor) cat.
A Change of Heart: Stories of Responsible Cat Care
Many people are coming to the realization that cats are safer inside. Read moving, first-hand accounts from cat owners about their journeys toward responsible pet ownership.
Pawsitively Purrfect Ways to Keep Cats Happy Indoors
Learn how the ABC team keeps their indoor cats happy and get our flock’s tips for helping your cat explore the outdoors with you in a way that’s safe for them, and for wildlife.
Hawaiʻi County Passes Bill Banning the Feeding of Feral Animals on Public Lands
In a significant move to preserve Hawaiʻi Island’s fragile ecosystems and honor Native Hawaiian cultural values, the Hawaiʻi County Council passed Bill 51, the legislation prohibiting the feeding of feral and stray animals such as cats, pigs, goats, and chickens on all County-owned or managed pr...
Your Backyard Can Be a Buffet for Birds… but You Need To Be a Good Caterer!
Our yards can be vital habitats and following a few simple guidelines can help create a safe haven where birds can flock, feed, nest, and rest — and we can enjoy a closer glimpse into their lives.
Fisheries can be a major threat to seabirds, whether by overfishing or bycatch. Explore American Bird Conservancy’s solutions to make fisheries safer for birds like albatrosses, shearwaters, and petrels.
Birds are facing a suite of threats, but habitat loss and degradation are the main drivers of species extinctions and bird population declines. Habitat that birds have used for thousands of years is suddenly changed or even gone.
Pesticides like neonicotinoids can be extremely harmful and even fatal to birds. Learn about American Bird Conservancy’s work to reduce the threat of pesticides and toxins to birds.
American Bird Conservancy supports a Bird-Smart transition to clean renewable energy. Learn about our work to guide planners to energy solutions to climate change that benefit biodiversity.
