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- Department Links ▼
- Undergraduate Programs ▼
- Graduate Programs ▼
- Introduction to Graduate Study in EFB
- Current Graduate Students
- Programs of Study:
- · Applied Ecology
- · Chemical Ecology
- · Conservation Biology
- · Ecology
- · Entomology
- · Environmental Interpretation
- · Environmental Physiology
- · Fish and Wildlife Biology and Management
- · Forest Pathology and Mycology
- · Plant Biotechnology
- · Plant Science and Biotechnology
- Facilities & Research ▼
- A New Home for EFB
- Adirondack Ecological Center
- American Chestnut Research and Restoration Project
- Applied Microbiology, SUNY Center for
- Center for Native Peoples and the Environment
- Cranberry Lake Biological Station
- Patuxent Wildlife Research Center
- Quantitative Studies Laboratory
- Roosevelt Wild Life Station
- Salix Consortium
- Thousand Islands Biological Station
- Animal Care at ESF
Karin E. Limburg
Associate Professor
249 Illick Hall
SUNY-ESF
1 Forestry Drive
Syracuse, NY 13210
Telephone: (315) 470-6741
Fax: (315) 470-6934
Email: klimburg@esf.edu
Current Graduate Advisees
Jill Mandel
jkmandel@syr.edu
- Degree Sought: MS
- Graduate Advisor(s): Limburg
- Area of Study: Ecology
- Undergraduate Institute: Long Island University of Southampton (Marine Biology)
Christopher Nack
ccnack@syr.edu
- Degree Sought: MS
- Graduate Advisor(s): Limburg
- Area of Study: Fish & Wildlife Biology & Management
- Undergraduate Institute: SUNY ESF (EFB)
Emily Ogburn
eogburn@syr.edu
- Degree Sought: MS
- Graduate Advisor(s): Limburg
- Area of Study: Fish & Wildlife Biology & Management
Sara Turner
smturner@syr.edu
- Degree Sought: PHD
- Graduate Advisor(s): Limburg
- Area of Study: Fish & Wildlife Biology & Management
- Undergraduate Institute: University of Mass Dartmouth (Biology)
Graduate Research Topic
Assessment of River Herring Movement Patterns at Small and Large Scales using Natural Tags
