Students - field work
We explore the ecology of plant communities, focusing on their organization, distribution, and influence on ecosystem processes. Much of our research aims to understand the effects of invasive species and environmental changes using approaches that include population dynamics, machine learning, data-driven simulations, community ecology, landscape ecology, and biogeography.
Additionally, we explore key ecological questions related to animal-plant interactions, pollination ecology, ecological networks, and the structure, function and dynamics of tropical communities. Our goal is to advance ecological understanding while developing practical conservation strategies that can be applied in real-world scenarios.
Additionally, we explore key ecological questions related to animal-plant interactions, pollination ecology, ecological networks, and the structure, function and dynamics of tropical communities. Our goal is to advance ecological understanding while developing practical conservation strategies that can be applied in real-world scenarios.
In the following links, you may read more about our research projects and explore our list of publications
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Ph.D. Positions in Biogeography, Invasion Ecology, and Climate Change
Ph.D. Positions in Biogeography, Invasion Ecology, and Climate Change
