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  • A headshot of Dr. Koch
    An invasion ecologist studies the ways in which species move out of their native environments and into new ones, where…
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    Frank Koch

  • Dr. Emily Poole looks at beetle samples under a microscope in her lab.
    As an entomologist, I’m interested in the interactions between plants and insects. I study forest health by looking at native…
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    Emilee Poole

  • Dr. Booher sits outdoors in a wide-brimmed hat
    As an ecologist and an entomologist, I study the functional importance native ants provide to ecosystems and the impacts invasive…
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    Doug Booher

  • Dr. Haavik uses an ax to scrape away the bark on a tree.
    A forest entomologist studies the habits of insects that live in forests.
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    Laurel Haavik

  • Dr. Havill works in his lab in front of a microscope.
    As a molecular ecologist, I use genetic data to study how species interact, including how introduced species move around the…
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    Nathan Havill

  • Paige Warren stands outside wearing a baseball cap, backpack, and a pair of binoculars.
    My favorite science experience is being outdoors with students exploring the weird and wonderful things we find in nature. Sometimes…
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    Paige Warren

  • David Mausel standing in front of equipment
    Forest entomology is the study of insects in a forest ecosystem or lumber. Entomologists in the Forest Health Protection unit…
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    David Mausel

  • Scott Horn kneeling. There is a canyon behind him.
    Scott Horn is an entomologist who asks questions about the impacts of forest management on insect communities. He is interested…
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    Scott Horn

  • Conor Fair sits outside in a suit at a picnic table and holds a mug with his name on it.
    I enjoy my field research because I have the opportunity to observe the natural beauty of the field sites. Field…
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    Conor Fair

  • Susan Loeb holds a pencil and examines a bat held by another colleague.
    My favorite science experience is observing animals in their natural environment, whether they are small mammals, bats, or chimpanzees.
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    Susan Loeb