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Peter Reich Distinguished Ecologist Seminar Day 1
"The challenges of being an ecologist in the 21st century: We might be good at what we do, but is what we do of much good?"
Peter Reich’s work is multi-faceted and touches upon various aspects of terrestrial ecology, attempting to link fundamental physiology with community dynamics and ecosystem structure and function, within the context of the myriad of global environmental challenges that face us. This includes studying the effects on ecosystems of rising CO 2 and associated climate change, biodiversity loss, and wildfire. This research involves a variety of tools and approaches (experiments, observations, models), a diverse set of ecosystems (boreal forest, temperate grassland, and more), and a range of scales (local, regional, global). Peter is Director at Institute for Global Change Biology at the University of Michigan and Regents Professor, Distinguished McKnight University Professor, F.B. Hubachek, and Sr. Chair in the Department of Forest Resources at the University of Minnesota.
Peter Reich’s work is multi-faceted and touches upon various aspects of terrestrial ecology, attempting to link fundamental physiology with community dynamics and ecosystem structure and function, within the context of the myriad of global environmental challenges that face us. This includes studying the effects on ecosystems of rising CO 2 and associated climate change, biodiversity loss, and wildfire. This research involves a variety of tools and approaches (experiments, observations, models), a diverse set of ecosystems (boreal forest, temperate grassland, and more), and a range of scales (local, regional, global). Peter is Director at Institute for Global Change Biology at the University of Michigan and Regents Professor, Distinguished McKnight University Professor, F.B. Hubachek, and Sr. Chair in the Department of Forest Resources at the University of Minnesota.
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Peter Reich Distinguished Ecologist Seminar Day 2
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Peter Reich’s work is multi-faceted and touches upon various aspects of terrestrial ecology, attempting to link fundamental physiology with community dynamics and ecosystem structure and function, within the context of the myriad of global environmental challenges that face us. This includes studying the effects on ecosystems of rising CO 2 and associated climate change, biodiversity loss, and ...
Pathways to Science with Dr. Kathy Galvin
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Pathways to Science with Dr. Kathy Galvin Anthropology and Geography Colorado State University The Graduate Degree Program in Ecology at CSU presents "Pathways to Science". Our series of stories from prominent scientists describing their path to science and where they are today. We know there is no single road to becoming a scientist and we aim to show this diversity.
Alonso Ramírez Distinguished Ecologist Seminar 2
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"Urbanization and stream ecosystems in Puerto Rico: Biotic responses to major disturbances" Alonso Ramirez is a Professor at the Dept. of Applied Ecology, NCSU. His research is focused on the ecology of tropical and urban streams and aquatic macroinvertebrates; with emphasis on the importance of conducting long-term studies to understand those systems. His laboratory has three main research goa...
Alonso Ramírez Distinguished Ecologist Seminar 1
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"Extreme Climatic Events and Tropical Streams in Puerto Rico" Alonso Ramirez is a Professor at the Dept. of Applied Ecology, NCSU. His research is focused on the ecology of tropical and urban streams and aquatic macroinvertebrates; with emphasis on the importance of conducting long-term studies to understand those systems. His laboratory has three main research goals, to: (1) Understand the dyn...
Pathways to Science with Dr. Yoichiro Kanno
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Pathways to Science with Dr. Yoichiro Kanno Department of Fish, Wildlife, and Conservation Biology Colorado State University The Graduate Degree Program in Ecology at CSU presents "Pathways to Science". Our series of stories from prominent scientists describing their path to science and where they are today. We know there is no single road to becoming a scientist and we aim to show this diversity.
Andrea Grover Distinguished Ecologist Seminar 2
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"The Secret Life of Observational Data: Searching for Signs of Citizen Science Volunteer Skills" Andrea Grover (formerly Wiggins) is an Associate Professor of Information Systems and Quantitative Analysis in the College of Information Science and Technology at the University of Nebraska at Omaha. Her research highlights the design, management, and technology configurations supporting diverse st...
Andrea Grover Distinguished Ecologist Seminar 1
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"Cultivating Climate Resilience with Citizen Science" Andrea Grover (formerly Wiggins) is an Associate Professor of Information Systems and Quantitative Analysis in the College of Information Science and Technology at the University of Nebraska at Omaha. Her research highlights the design, management, and technology configurations supporting diverse stakeholders in citizen science to inform the...
GDPE Pathways to Science with Dr. Andrea Grover
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Pathways to Science with Dr. Andrea Grover Information Systems and Quantitative Analysis College of Information Science and Technology University of Nebraska at Omaha The Graduate Degree Program in Ecology at CSU presents "Pathways to Science". Our series of stories from prominent scientists describing their path to science and where they are today. We know there is no single road to becoming a...
Pathways to Science with Dr. Alan Knapp
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Pathways to Science with Dr. Alan Knapp Resident Ecologist Colorado State University The Graduate Degree Program in Ecology at CSU presents "Pathways to Science". Our series of stories from prominent scientists describing their path to science and where they are today. We know there is no single road to becoming a scientist and we aim to show this diversity.
Scott Denning - "Net Zero Doesn’t Mean What You Think It Means"
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Resident Ecologist, Scott Denning, spoke on February 17th, 2022 Scott Denning leads a research group in CSU’s Department of Atmospheric Science studying interactions among terrestrial ecosystems and the atmosphere with a focus on carbon sequestration. As a kid he wanted to be an astronomer, but the University of Maine had no such major. He became a geologist instead and worked briefly in the oi...
Pathways to Science with Dr. Scott Denning
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Pathways to Science with Dr. Scott Denning Atmospheric Science Colorado State University The Graduate Degree Program in Ecology at CSU presents "Pathways to Science". Our series of stories from prominent scientists describing their path to science and where they are today. We know there is no single road to becoming a scientist and we aim to show this diversity.
Sally Aitken - "Long, slow lives facing rapid change: Climate adaptation in conifers"
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GDPE hosted Distinguished Ecologist Sally Aitken on November 17th, 2021 Sally Aitken is a Professor at the University of British Columbia leading a lab group that seeks to understand the population genetic structure of temperate and boreal trees, and the evolutionary dynamics that have resulted in that structure. They are particularly interested in the extent of local adaptation to climate in t...
Winsor Lowe: The Causes and Consequences of Variation in Dispersal Distance
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GDPE hosted Distinguished Ecologist Winsor Lowe on April 23rd, 2014 Winsor Lowe grew up in rural New Hampshire, received a B.A. from Middlebury College in 1994, then spent several years bouncing back and forth between Montana and New England as a research assistant on studies of wolves, salamanders, and stream insects. He received a M.S. from the University of Montana in 1997, where he worked o...
Serita Frey: Linking Soil Microbial Communities and Ecosystem FunctionA Coming of Age Story
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GDPE hosted Distinguished Ecologist Serita Frey on October 23, 2013 Serita Frey graduated with a Ph.D. from GDPE in 1999. She joined the faculty in the Department of Natural Resources & the Environment at the University of New Hampshire in 2002. Dr. Frey chairs the Natural Resources and Earth Systems Science (NRESS) Ph.D. program at UNH and teaches several soils courses (Studio Soils, Soil Ecol...
John Pastor: Delays and asynchronies in ecosystems stable limit cycles and chronic wasting di
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John Pastor: Delays and asynchronies in ecosystems stable limit cycles and chronic wasting di
John Pastor: Delays and asynchronies in ecosystems nutrient cycles and population cycles in wi
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John Pastor: Delays and asynchronies in ecosystems nutrient cycles and population cycles in wi
Jim Clark: Temperature control of spring phenology in forests
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Jim Clark: Temperature control of spring phenology in forests
Jim Clark: Interactions control forest response to climate change
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Jim Clark: Interactions control forest response to climate change
Suzie Boyden: Does tree pattern matter?
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Suzie Boyden: Does tree pattern matter?
Emily Bernhardt: The biogeochemical consequences of restoring wetland hydrology to agricultural
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Emily Bernhardt: The biogeochemical consequences of restoring wetland hydrology to agricultural
Emily Bernhardt: How many mountains can we mine? The environmental costs of surface coal mining for
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Emily Bernhardt: How many mountains can we mine? The environmental costs of surface coal mining for
Tom Stohlgren: Species Invasions and Climate Change: Triage in Conservation
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Tom Stohlgren: Species Invasions and Climate Change: Triage in Conservation
Rachael Winfree: What can pollinators tell us about biodiversity and ecosystem services
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Rachael Winfree: What can pollinators tell us about biodiversity and ecosystem services
Ecology Graduate School Frequently Asked Questions Panel
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Ecology Graduate School Frequently Asked Questions Panel
Jonathan Losos: Using Experiments in Nature to Study Evolution in Real Time
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Jonathan Losos: Using Experiments in Nature to Study Evolution in Real Time
Francesca Cotrufo: Advancing understanding of soil organic matter
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Francesca Cotrufo: Advancing understanding of soil organic matter
Vanessa Ezenwa: Worms, Germs, and Buffalo: A Coinfection Story
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Vanessa Ezenwa: Worms, Germs, and Buffalo: A Coinfection Story
David Hoover: From droughts to deluges
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David Hoover: From droughts to deluges
Scot just saw your article today with the conversation claiming once again climate change. I studied costal caves in Spain for about two years, but let’s talk about that later. So in your article you displayed a graph but the graph only shows the time periods from 1880 to 2020, looks like a repeat of an Al Gore presentation. So sir my request to you is list the graph in its entirety, not just your selected section that fuels your argument. I’m issuing you a challenge to show research in its entirety, so let’s see if you actually follow through?
Scot just saw your article today with the conversation claiming once again climate change. I studied costal caves in Spain for about two years, but let’s talk about that later. So in your article you displayed a graph but the graph only shows the time periods from 1880 to 2020, looks like a repeat of an Al Gore presentation. So sir my request to you is list the graph in its entirety, not just your selected section that fuels your argument. I’m issuing you a challenge to show research in its entirety, so let’s see if you actually follow through?
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A very important video. Can’t believe this has been seen by less than 100 people
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You're a wonderful teacher, Dr. Denning!