The University of Arizona

ecology

Influences of Society, Politics and Local Knowledge on Ranch Management

PI: Steve Woods, School of Natural Resources and the Environment and the Graduate Interdisciplinary Program in Arid Land Resources (Steve Archer, Advisor)
Co-PI: George Ruyle, Extension Specialist
Funding Agency: USDA Sustainable Agriculture Research and Education Program
Amount: $25,000


John L. Koprowski

John L. Koprowski
Area of Expertise: 
Conservation biology of terrestrial vertebrates, behavioral and population ecology, social behavior, forest management, urban wildlife, threatened and endangered species, ecology and conservation of squirrels, climate change
Professor

My laboratory group works to integrate basic ecological research into conservation and management decision making. We prefer to investigate basic ecological questions that have the potential to be applied to real-world problems in the conservation of biodiversity. As a result, many of our studies focus on model species that are threatened or endangered or ecosystems that are rare or undergoing rapid change.


Rangeland & Forest Resources

Our Rangeland & Forest Resources program area includes academic programs for graduates and undergraduates in Rangeland Ecology & Managment. 

Short Description: 
SNR's Rangeland & Forest Resources works to understand, conserve and manage rangelands and forests.
Contact Information
Contact Person: 
George Ruyle
Contact Email Address: 
gruyle@ag.arizona.edu
Contact Phone Number: 
1 520-621-1384
Contact Address: 
Biological Sciences East 302
University of Arizona
Tucson, AZ 85720 US


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