People: Current Lab Members

Professor

Marie-Josée Fortin (CV)
Professor in Spatial Ecology

Ecologist by training; Marie-Josée has four main research areas:
(1) spatial ecology, (2) disturbance ecology, (3) conservation and
(4) spatial statistics. Her research program studies the effects of global change (landuse and climate) on species spatial dynamics at the landscape and geographical range levels both in multiuse forested ecosystems and aquatic networks to maintain biodiversity and species conservation.

Graduate Students

	Josie Hughes PhD Candidate		Aaron Hall PhD Candidate
	Jonathan Ruppert PhD Candidate		Ilona Naujokaitis-Lewis PhD Candidate
	Alexander Watts PhD Candidate
	Lanna Jin PhD Candidate (adivsor Marc Cadotte co-advisor Marie-Josee Fortin)		Jennifer Weaver Phd Candidate (advisor Tenley Conway co-advisor Marie-Josee Fortin)
	Raphaële Terrail PhD Candidate (adivsor Dominique Arseneault co-advisor Marie-Josee Fortin)		Marie Leroyer PhD Candidate (adivsor Dominique Arseneault co-advisor Marie-Josee Fortin)
	André de Römer PhD Candidate (adivsor Dominique Arseneault co-advisor Marie-Josee Fortin)		Glynis Price PhD Candidate (adivsor Paul Wilson co-advisor Marie-Josee Fortin)

Postdoctoral Fellows

	Kate Kirby		Julia Linke
	Georgina O'Farrill