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Nicholas Mason
Assistant Professor and Curator of BirdsLouisiana State University
Dr. Mason's research centers on avian biodiversity.
Prosanta Chakrabarty
E.K. Hunter Chair & Professor | Biological Sciences Curator of Fishes | Director, Museum of Natural ScienceLouisiana State University
Dr. Chakrabarty is a natural historian who studies fishes to better understand Earth history and evolution.
James Douglass, Ph.D.
Expert in coastal marine ecologyFlorida Gulf Coast University
James Douglass studies the interactions among living organisms and the environment in coastal waters, including algae blooms.
Morgan Christman
Assistant ProfessorLouisiana State University
Dr. Christman looks to expand the research and knowledge that Louisianans have of local pollinator species.
Jean Polfus
Postdoctoral FellowUniversity of Manitoba
Liber Ero Postdoctoral Fellow working on caribou conservation in the NWT using non-invasive methods, traditional knowledge & sciart.
Justina Ray
President and Senior ScientistWildlife Conservation Society Canada
Justina Ray's research is focused on evaluating the role of shifting landscapes in biodiversity decline and/or change in forested ecosystems
Doug Tallamy
Professor, Agriculture and Natural ResourcesUniversity of Delaware
Prof. Tallamy researches how plants that evolved elsewhere impact food webs and biodiversity.
Kyle Davis
Assistant Professor, Geography and Spacial SciencesUniversity of Delaware
Prof. Davis' work focuses on food systems, water sustainability, and global environmental change.
Dr Lucy Bastin
Reader, Computer ScienceAston University
Dr. Bastin specializes in spatio-temporal environmental analysis and semantic interoperability for data, models & metadata
Mark C. Urban, Ph.D.
Professor, Arden Chair of Ecology and Evolutionary BiologyUniversity of Connecticut
Dr. Urban is an expert on climate change impacts on biodiversity and evolutionary ecology of vernal pools, lakes, and streams