jamesmartin@ufl.edu @jimomatics Member, Quantitative Disease Ecology & Conservation Lab (QDEC Lab) State of Origin: Florida Degree Program: M.S. Entered Program: Fall 2017 Expected Graduation: Fall 2019 Dissertation Topic: Social-ecological Systems Analysis of Household Risk in Huaquillas Ecuador Adviser: Dr. Sadie Ryan Educational Background B.S. in Public Heath, University of South Florida, 2017 –top–
This week’s Geography Colloquium featured some of our current Master’s students presenting their research in a poster session: Megan Black presented Post-restoration analysis of bed morphology of the Lower Kissimmee River, Florida. Michael […]
Wild Futures in Conservation and Climate November 9th, 3pm, Rion Ballroom, Reitz Union Mac Stone, Conservation Photographer, Author and Educator Title: Dispatches from the Field – A World in Flux Mac Stone travels the globe to bring back stories from the frontiers where mankind and the natural world collide. Copies of Mac’s book Everglades: America’s Wetland will […]
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