The iEcolab published a new paper titled, “Quantifying population resistance to climatic variability: The invasive spotted lanternfly grape pest is buffered against temperature extremes in…
The iEcoLab recently published a new paper titled “Crumb bums? Context dependence in ecosystem services supplied by common urban animals”. The paper was authored by…
The iEcoLab recently published a new study titled “Variation in forest patch habitat quality for white-footed mice driven by invasive plants in an urbanizing landscape.” This…
The iEcoLab recently published a new study on the non-native long-horned tick (Haemaphysalis longicornis) in Pennsylvania forests. Led by iEcoLab alumna Dr. Payton Phillips as…
On December 10th, the iEcoLab team visited The Vineyard at Dodon in Davidsonville, Maryland, to engage with the Living Vineyards Project. Tom Croghan, Co-Owner…
The iEcoLab has kicked off an exciting new project to study mammal behavior in urban environments. Our team has installed wildlife cameras at Laurel Hill…
This Wednesday, seven of our undergraduate researchers – Kenny, Cameron, Lilah, Anya, Henry, Katie, and Jasleen – showcased their hard work at Temple’s College of…
Last week, the iEcoLab team came together to help Dr. Behm retrieve Spotted Lanternfly (SLF) for one of her courses called “Biological Impacts of Climate…
On October 16th to 17th, Dr. Matthew Helmus, Dr. Joseph Keller, and iEcoLab collaborators from Temple University’s Mathematics Department, Dr. Benjamin Seibold and Jacob Woods,…
The Integrative Ecology Lab at Temple University has a PhD graduate student position available for Fall 2025 with Dr.…