We study the ecology and evolution of natural populations facing environmental change.  

Projects in the lab span a range of questions in evolutionary biology, population ecology, and community ecology, but tend to focus on some common themes:
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• Population persistence and species distributions​ under climate change
• Shifting flowering phenology and plant-pollinator interactions
• The ecology and evolution of small or fragmented populations
• The roles of local adaptation vs. phenotypic plasticity 
• Stability of ecological systems in fluctuating environments

Contact

We are based in the Plant Biology department at the University of Georgia.

​Lab: Miller Plant Sciences 3608/3610 
Office: Miller Plant Sciences 3609
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