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Plant Ecology and Climate Change Lab
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Conservation and Research Partners
Partnering on forest climate change research along the Appalachian Trail Corridor
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Collaborating in the use of herbarium collections to better understand how climate change has affected plant traits and behaviors
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Teaching (Field Ecology), educational outreach, and various research projects
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Working toward a better understanding of wildflower and tree ecophysiology and species distributions along gradients of elevation and precipitation.
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Science Communication
What climate change means for Pennsylvania’s spring wildflowers: Article in the Pittsburgh City Paper’s spring issue for which I was interviewed for.
Climate change threatens spring wildflowers by speeding up the time when trees leaf out above them: Article I coauthored for The Conversation covering Lee et al. (2022).
Libération: Ma place au soleil - French-language coverage of Lee & Ibáñez (2021a,b)
WESA - Climate change effects on wildflower phenological escape - Interview with Pittsburgh NPR affiliate WESA about Lee et al. (2022)
Inviting Biodiversity into Our Gardens seminar - Public seminar series hosted by the Western Reserve Land Conservancy. My talk was titled "Spring ephemeral wildflowers and their vulnerability to climate change". Linked video starts at about the one hour mark, but I encourage you to watch the presentation before mine as well by Dr. Urban-Mead.
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