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      • Species in the mastif network
      • Southeast
        • Disney Wilderness Preserve (DSNY)
        • Talladega National Forest (TALL)
        • Duke Forest (DUKE)
        • Callaway Forest Preserve (CALL)
        • Green Swamp (GRSW)
        • Croatan National Forest (CROA)
        • Coweeta (CWT)
        • Great Smoky Mountains National Park (GSNP)
        • Mars Hill (MARS)
        • Mountain Lake Biological Station (MLBS)
        • Smithsonian Conservation Biology Institute (SCBI)
      • mid Atlantic and Northeast
        • Smithsonian Environmental Research Center – SERC
        • Harvard Forest (HARV)
        • Bartlett Forest (BART)
        • Comstock Point
        • Western Quebec
      • Midwest
        • Treehaven – TREE
        • University of Notre Dame Environmental Research Center (UNDE)
      • Rocky Mountains
        • Yellowstone (YELL)
        • Niwot Ridge (NIWO)
      • Pacific Northwest
        • Wind River Experimental Forest (WREF)
        • Mount Ranier (MORA)
        • Franklin Network
      • Southwest
        • Soaproot Saddle (SOAP)
        • Sequoia (SEQU)
        • Hastings Natural History Reservation (HNHR)
      • Alaska
        • Bonanza Creek (BONA)
    • Long-term forest demography
  • Publications
  • R, python
    • geedataextract
    • gjam
    • mastif
  • Courses/presentations
    • Ecological diversity and climate change (ENV 623L, Fall 2018)

Clark Lab

Biodiversity and Global change
Projects

Projects

Currently we have several projects in the lab. These include:

  • Mast Inference and Forecasting (MASTIF)
  • Predicting Biodiversity with Generalized Joint Attribute Modeling (PBGJAM)
  • Forecasting Biodiversity Change (FORBIC)

Recent Posts

  • Alumni news: Zhu elected ESA Early Career Fellow
  • Maggie Swift and Renata Poulton Kamakura awarded NSF Graduate Research Fellowships
  • Dean’s Lecture series: Biodiversity confronts climate change in the big-data era
  • Nature Communications highlights Continent-wide tree fecundity
  • Renata Awarded Nature Conservancy Fellowship
  • Continent-wide tree fecundity driven by indirect climate effects in Nature Communications
  • Pardon the Irruption: In 2021, northern birds follow ‘the mast’ south
  • youtube channel for field methods in biodiversity sampling
  • Postdoctoral position in microbial dynamics
  • Alumni news: Kai Zhu wins Tansley Medal
  • today in PNAS: The emergent interactions that govern biodiversity change
  • today: Restore Science-Based Policy in Government
  • NASA Fosters Innovative Ways to Understand Biodiversity
  • Renata is Graduate Student of the Year AND “Willing and Abele” Student of the Year
  • Ethan graduates with distinction
  • today in Geophys Research Letters: Heterogeneity and the continental distribution of species
  • Becky awarded NSF Graduate Research Fellowship
  • Renata recieves ESA Katherine S. McCarter Award
  • ESA presentations 2020
  • most cited articles in 2019

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