State University of New York
College of Environmental Science and Forestry
Department of Environmental and Forest Biology
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Donald J. Leopold,
Ph.D. Phone: 315-470-6760
Email: djleopold@esf.edu |
| My main teaching responsibility each year is Dendrology EFB 336. I teach graduate seminars about conservation about every other year. During the summer, I co-teach Adirondack Flora (EFB327) at our Cranberry Lake Biological Station.
My general research interests are in trying to understand drivers of diversity and causes of varity in terrestrial and wetland ecosystems. Knowing such information, how can ecosystems be managed or restored for unique communities and rare species, and what can be done at the landscape level to enhance regional biodiversity? Most recently many of my graduate students and I are studying these topics in fens, inland salt marshes, and alvar communities.
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