Peter’s work focuses on animal physiology, the effects of human disturbance on ecosystems, and integrating multiple knowledge systems—including Indigenous and Western scientific approaches—to support informed, inclusive conservation. With experience across Canada, Peter has worked with a broad range of species, including fish, birds, and ungulates. He completed his Master of Science at the University of Western Ontario, where he studied how invasive species and rising water temperatures impact the cardiac physiology of lake trout in the Great Lakes. Currently, Peter contributes to the development of habitat selection models for Northern Mountain Caribou and supports a variety of wildlife monitoring and management efforts that are grounded in partnership with Indigenous communities, government agencies, and other collaborators.