Brian Quigley, B.S., is the manager of NMMF’s Field Station in Charleston, SC and a biologist with the Conservation Medicine team. His research interests include bottlenose dolphin habitat use, population structure, and the impacts of environmental stressors on this species. Since 2011, he has contributed to several multi-faceted research studies to assess injury to marine mammal populations and inform conservation decisions. He has expertise in several small cetacean data collection and sampling methods, including photo-identification, remote biopsy sampling, and catch-and-release health assessments. In his role with the NMMF, Brian manages daily operations at the Charleston field station and leads fieldwork efforts to support NMMF studies throughout the southeastern U.S.