Students - field work
I am a biologist interested in using community and population-level attributes to evaluate the responses of natural and managed ecosystems to human-caused environmental changes.
My research focuses on combining data-driven empirical approaches with theoretical modeling to assess the population dynamics and conservation status of plant species as well as to evaluate the impact of biological invasions on natural habitats.
I am also interested in addressing fundamental and applied questions in ecology related to animal-plant interactions, ecological networks and the structure, function and dynamics of tropical communities.
In the following links, you may read more about my research and check-out my publications.
You can also download my CV from this link:
rojas-sandoval_cv_2022.pdf
My research focuses on combining data-driven empirical approaches with theoretical modeling to assess the population dynamics and conservation status of plant species as well as to evaluate the impact of biological invasions on natural habitats.
I am also interested in addressing fundamental and applied questions in ecology related to animal-plant interactions, ecological networks and the structure, function and dynamics of tropical communities.
In the following links, you may read more about my research and check-out my publications.
You can also download my CV from this link:
rojas-sandoval_cv_2022.pdf
