Elizabeth A. Bradley

Ext. Assistant Professor, Ext. Wildlife Damage Specialist
Forestry and Wildlife Resources Program Team, Forestry and Environmental Conservation Department

Office: 2031 Barre Hall
Phone: 864-723-7359

Email: eabrdly@clemson.edu

Educational Background

Ph.D. Earth System Science
Auburn University 2023

B.S. Biology
University of Alabama at Birmingham 2019

Courses Taught

WFB 4440 - Wildlife Damage Management

Profile

As Extension Wildlife Damage Specialist, I work with the Cooperative Extension Service and its many partners to develop and implement a wildlife damage management program. Prior to this role, I worked as a member of the NASA team on a collaborative Malaria control project between NASA and the Gates Foundation. I obtained my PhD in Earth Systems Science at Auburn University, where I studied the impacts of invasive wild pigs on water quality and pathogen transmission. As a disturbance ecologist, I continue to be fascinated by the cascading effects of disturbances on ecosystem processes, particularly as it influences agricultural production, ecosystem function, and disease ecology.

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