Ecology Archive

Felicia Keesing, Bard College – Threatened Biodiversity

The slightest disruption might turn an ecosystem upside down. Felicia Keesing, a biologist at Bard College,

Mark Hunter, University of Michigan – Flourishing Despite Climate Change

Naturally, species react differently to climate change. Dr. Mark Hunter, a professor in the Department of

Michelle Hersh, Sarah Lawrence College – Lyme Disease and an Unlikely Relationship

“We couldn’t detect an effect, which is really surprising,” said Michelle Hersh in a recent article

Denise Dearing, University of Utah – Pikas Adapting to Climate Change

“They may be more resistant to climate change than we thought” says Dr. Denise Dearing in

Susan Kalisz, University of Pittsburgh – Recipe for Invasive Plant Species

Species interaction dictates a great deal of a location’s biodiversity. Susan Kalisz, professor of biology at

Elizabeth Borer, University of Minnesota – Grassland Fertilization and the Nutrient Network

It’s no secret that the presence of humans has a great effect on the environment. Elizabeth