Dr. Lahner has been passionate about wildlife conservation since her childhood growing up in rural Minnesota. She graduated from the University of Wisconsin, Madison, School of Veterinary Medicine with a dual degree, Doctor of Veterinary Medicine (DVM) and Master of Public Health (MPH). Dr. Lahner has worked for USFWS, USGS, the Lincoln Park Zoo, and is currently the veterinarian for the Seattle Aquarium and Sarvey Wildlife Center.
Dr. Lahner has been passionate about wildlife conservation since her childhood growing up in rural Minnesota. She graduated from the University of Wisconsin, Madison, School of Veterinary Medicine with a dual degree, Doctor of Veterinary Medicine (DVM) and Master of Public Health (MPH). Dr. Lahner has worked for USFWS, USGS, the Lincoln Park Zoo, and is currently the veterinarian for the Seattle Aquarium and Sarvey Wildlife Center.
Dr. Lahner's research interest focus on field conservation efforts related to marine animal and marine environmental health. Current research includes Sea Star Wasting Disease (SSWD), sea otter medicine, pinniped disentanglement, and health assessments for standed marine animals.
Not available to mentor new students in autumn 2020.
Research Interests:
Dr. Lahner's research interest focus on field conservation efforts related to marine animal and marine environmental health. Current research includes Sea Star Wasting Disease (SSWD), sea otter medicine, pinniped disentanglement, and health assessments for standed marine animals.
Projects:
Sea Star Wasting Disease etiology investigation
Sea Star Wasting Disease etiology investigation
Veterinary medicine, one health, conservation biology, and wildlife medicine.
