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Camille Ross, PhD
Associate Research Scientist
Spatial Ecology, Mapping, and Assessment, Anderson Cabot Center for Ocean LifeEducation
PhD, Oceanography, University of Maine, 2025
BA, Environmental Computation, Colby College, 2020
About
Camille Ross is an Associate Research Scientist in the Spatial Ecology Mapping and Assessment Program (EcoMap). She is an early career oceanographer and ecological modeler with an interest in conservation from a quantitative perspective. Camille is currently working on completing her dissertation, which focuses on producing model-based estimates of right whale prey availability and incorporating these estimates into cetacean management tools. She has also worked on experimental forecasts of right whale habitat suitability with respect to different climate change scenarios, right whale prey analysis in Southern New England, and cross-border right whale and zooplankton modeling collaborations.
Related Stories
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Incorporating prey fields into North Atlantic right whale density surface models
Aquarium Affiliate Author(s): Camille Ross, PhD
Published September 11, 2025 -
Suitability of foraging habitat for Eubalaena glacialis under future climate scenarios in the Northwest Atlantic
Aquarium Affiliate Author(s): Camille Ross, PhD
Published May 20, 2025 -
Describing the Seasonal and Spatial Distribution of Calanus Species and North Atlantic Right Whale Potential Foraging Habitats in Canadian Waters Using Species Distribution Models
Aquarium Affiliate Author(s): Camille Ross, PhD
Published August 01, 2024
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