Christian J. Rivera

Conservation Science & Urban Ecology

Lab Alumni

Marquez White | Undergraduate Student, Ecology & Evolutionary Biology, Princeton University ’24

Marquez studied the factors affecting the survival of rescued Amazonian manatees during clinical rehabilitation in Peru. His undergraduate thesis research and forthcoming publication are part of a collaboration with our local partners at the Amazon Rescue Center (CREA – Centro de Rescate Amazónico) in Iquitos, Peru. He is now pursuing a career in medicine and playing professional lacrosse.

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FORMER UNDERGRADUATE RESEARCH ASSISTANTS

Project: Tourist-wildlife interactions in the Amazon city of Iquitos, Peru.

Will Travis
(Princeton University ’26, Psychology)
Miguel Caireta Camps
(Princeton University ’26, Philosophy)
Ruth Rocker
(Princeton University ’26, Anthropology)

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Project: Social-ecological dimensions of the harvest, consumption, and trade of aquatic species in New York City.

Riley Pan
(Princeton University ’28, Mathematics)
Isadora Rivera-Janer
(Princeton University ’24, Ecology & Evolution)
Billy Doyle
(Princeton University ’24, Public & International Affairs)