I am a Postdoctoral Fellow working with Paul Moorcroft at Harvard University. The overall goal of my research is to develop an understanding of the spatio-temporal processes that affect the distribution and abundance of organisms. I am interested in how animals alter their habitat selection and movement paths in response to heterogeneity in resources and risk. Because individual animals often respond to their environment in unique ways, I am exploring how this individual variation in landscape use can affect population and community dynamics. My research covers a range of spatial and temporal scales; I am studying the movement patterns of large, mammalian herbivores and the community dynamics of intertidal communities.
| James D. Forester Department of Organismic and Evolutionary Biology Harvard University 26 Oxford St. Cambridge MA 02138 Ph: 617-495-1621 Fax:617-496-8308 Mobile: 312-259-8918 email: james_forester [[AT]] harvard.edu PGP Key |
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