About Our Scientists

Gregory Larsen is a biologist for the National Park Service Southeast Alaska Inventory & Monitoring Network, monitoring sea otter, pinniped, and seabird populations.

Zackary Delisle is an ecologist with the Arctic I&M Network, leading work on Dall's sheep and brown bears.

Allyson Pease is an archeologist in Wrangell-St. Elias National Park and Preserve.

Matthew Cameron is a wildlife biologist at Gates of the Arctic National Park and Preserve and Yukon-Charley Rivers National Preserve.

Amanda Lanik is a geologist in the National Park Service Geologic Resource Inventory Program based in the Alaska Regional Office.

Ecologist Peter Neitlich is a specialist in vegetation ecology, especially lichens, and is part of the Natural Resource Team in the Alaska Region.

Chad Hults is the regional geologist in Alaska.

Nina Chambers is a science communicator for the National Park Service in Alaska. She is part of the Inventory & Monitoring Division, supporting the Arctic Network, Central Alaska Network, Southwest Alaska Network, and Southeast Alaska Network, as well as the Alaska Natural Resource Team.

Jamie Womble is the Southeast Alaska Inventory & Monitoring Network Program Manager and Supervisory Wildlife Biologist.

Scott Gende is the Natural Resources Team Lead for the Alaska Region.