what do we do?
The over-arching research theme in the
Laboratory for Landscape and Conservation Ecology
has been to explore how spatial pattern influences ecological processes:
from individual dispersal and movement behavior;
to population distributions and dynamics;
to species interactions and community patterns
In other words, we do landscape ecology,
with an emphasis on questions related to the consequences of
habitat loss, fragmentation, and land management
for species and processes of conservation or ecological concern
Laboratory for Landscape and Conservation Ecology
has been to explore how spatial pattern influences ecological processes:
from individual dispersal and movement behavior;
to population distributions and dynamics;
to species interactions and community patterns
In other words, we do landscape ecology,
with an emphasis on questions related to the consequences of
habitat loss, fragmentation, and land management
for species and processes of conservation or ecological concern
researcH projects
Research in the LLACE has involved various methodological approaches, spanning a broad range of ecological responses to landscape change by various species in forest and grassland ecosystems
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For a list of publications related to these and other projects, please click on the PUBLICATIONS link
Laboratory for Landscape and Conservation Ecology, Division of Biology, Kansas State University, Manhattan, KS 66506 USA