iEcoLab PIs presenting at ESA annual meeting this week
Drs. Behm and Helmus are presenting some of their research at the Ecological Society of America’s annual meeting in Portland, Oregon this week. Dr. Behm will…
Category: Uncategorized
Summer URP students finish work in iEcoLab
Our summer Undergraduate Research Program (URP) students Camille, Hannah, and Lahari have all finished up their work in the iEcoLab for the summer. For the…
Dan presents preliminary results for Diamond Scholars program
Dan presented preliminary results from field work that just finished up on urban farms in an around Philadelphia. He presented a poster as part of the…
iEcoLab visits the Rodale Institute
On Friday, members of the iEcoLab visited the Rodale Institute for its annual field day. The Rodale Institute is a research institute and experimental farm…
15 farms visited in summer 2017 Farm Ecosystem Service Project
So far, we’ve visited 15 farms to collect data for our summer 2017 Farm Ecosystem Service Project. Dr. Behm, Dan, Camille, Hannah, Lahari, and Christina…
New paper out in Global Ecology and Biogeography
Drs. Behm and Helmus are co-authors on a new paper in the journal Global Ecology and Biogeography. Rapacciuolo et al. (2017) examines how human pressures…
First official day of summer field work!
Yesterday was our first official day of field work for the summer season! We started at Love Grows CSA in Morrisville, PA. We’ll be visiting…
Brenna and Haseeb graduate!
Congrats to Haseeb Goheer and Brenna Waite on their graduation from Temple–Class of 2017! Here’s Haseeb presenting his research on biodiversity and sustainability with Dr.…
Dan receives funding for summer work in iEcoLab
Congratulations to Temple Undergraduate Dan Turner for receiving a scholarship through the Diamond Research Scholars Program to work in the iEcoLab this summer! Dan will be…
Halfway through Curacao field season
We’re about halfway through our Curacao field season. We’ve been surveying gardens all over the island and have caught plenty of lizards and bugs, and…