Welcome

​​​Our lab works at the intersection of population and community ecology, focusing on how species interactions and climate change jointly influence plant population dynamics and distribution patterns. We use a combination of observational fieldwork, field- and greenhouse-based experiments, and modeling to explore how species interactions might impact future biodiversity patterns in a changing climate.

News

21-04-28: Paper in Ecosphere accepted (first bird paper from the lab).
21-04-10: Sarah talked about rare plant range shifts at Central Ecology and Evolution Conference; excellent work, Sarah!
21-04-14: Thomas was awarded a Division of Biology's "Most Promising Student" award! Congratulations Thomas!
21-02-05: Paper in PLOS one accepted.
21-02-03: Plants are germinating in the greenhouse!
21-01-29: Aaron's last day in the lab. We will miss you and wish you the best as the new lab manager in the Bever/Schultz lab at KU!
21-01-12: First greenhouse experiment initiated. 🌺
21-01-10: New grad students Shannon Lynch (from Amy Savage's lab) and Aleah Querns (from Seema Sheth's lab) arrive. Welcome to you both!
20-12-31: Goodbye 2020! We won't miss you!
20-12-11: Allison's first semester of teaching is over!
20-11-12: Paper accepted in Ecological Monographs
20-11-09: Last day of the 2020 field season!