Tyler Roberts is a Restoration Ecologist at the Institute for Applied Ecology in Oregon. Originally from Illinois, Tyler earned his Bachelor of Science in Biology from the University of Oregon in 2010 and later completed a Master’s in Biology at Northern Arizona University in 2020. With a career that spans diverse ecosystems, Tyler has worked as a researcher, ecologist, and biologist on projects from Alaska to Australia. His expertise includes hands-on experience managing threatened and endangered species, as well as the restoration of degraded ecosystems. While residing in Colorado, Tyler gained experience translocating black-tailed prairie dogs in collaboration with the Prairie Dog Coalition and Colorado State University. Tyler’s deep appreciation for the critical role of these industrious ecosystem engineers drives his commitment to ensuring their conservation. He is passionate about preserving the natural world and dedicated to making a lasting impact through his work. He has been serving on the Habitat Harmony Board since 2018.