The ALLINGTON LAB at George Washington University
Landscape Ecology and Social-Ecological Systems Research
#spatialses
We explore why and how ecosystems change in response to changes in management and climate, and what this means for the future resilience of social-ecological systems. We answer these questions using tools from ecology, geography, biogeochemistry and remote sensing. Landscape-scale questions and models rely heavily on a knowledge of the system on the ground, from the plants to the politics. Thus, our work involves a combination of fieldwork, remote sensing and modeling at multiple scales.
We are currently based in the Department of Geography at George Washington University, but will be moving to the Department of Natural Resources and Environment at Cornell University in January of 2023. I am currently recruiting for funded graduate student and postdoc positions, to start in August of 2023. Interested in joining my lab? Reach out to me at gra38 at cornell dot edu
#spatialses
We explore why and how ecosystems change in response to changes in management and climate, and what this means for the future resilience of social-ecological systems. We answer these questions using tools from ecology, geography, biogeochemistry and remote sensing. Landscape-scale questions and models rely heavily on a knowledge of the system on the ground, from the plants to the politics. Thus, our work involves a combination of fieldwork, remote sensing and modeling at multiple scales.
We are currently based in the Department of Geography at George Washington University, but will be moving to the Department of Natural Resources and Environment at Cornell University in January of 2023. I am currently recruiting for funded graduate student and postdoc positions, to start in August of 2023. Interested in joining my lab? Reach out to me at gra38 at cornell dot edu
