Lindsay Young
 Lindsay Young earned a Bachelor of Science from the University of British Columbia and a Master of Science from the University of Hawaii. In 2009, she completed her Ph.D. at the University of Hawaii where her dissertation research focused on the population genetics, at sea foraging ecology, and conservation needs of Laysan Albatross.
Lindsay has worked on multiple conservation projects in Hawaii and the Pacific region and is currently the project coordinator for the Kaena Point Ecosystem Restoration Project which will be installing the first predator proof fence in the U.S. at Kaena Point on Oahu.
Lindsay also serves as the North Pacific correspondent for ACAP (agreement on the conservation of albatrosses and petrels), as a reviewer for multiple refereed journals and as the president of the North Pacific Albatross Working Group.
You can download her dissertation here (6.5 MB, 150 pages)
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Eric VanderWerf