The movement of an organism can be driven by a multitude of processes with myriad potential consequences. Join researchers for a discussion about the ways that climate change is influencing the movement of organisms (from microbes to larger organisms), which, in-turn, can alter species-to-species and species-to-environment interactions with potential consequences for animal and ecosystem health in the organisms’ new home.
Hosted by the Nelson Institute Center for Ecology and the Environment
Speakers
- Zac Freedman, assistant professor of soil science, UW–Madison
- Grace Cagle, postdoctoral fellow in the Freedman Lab, UW–Madison
- Kerri Coon, assistant professor of bacteriology, UW–Madison
- Jon Pauli, associate professor of wildlife ecology, UW–Madison