Abby Baka, Anthropology
Exploring Human Responses to the Pleistocene-Holocene Transition on the Colorado Plateau

Lacey Bishop, Environmental Humanities Graduate Program
Seeding a Sustainable Future: Community Importance in Regenerative Agriculture within the Tuality Plains Region of Oregon

Kyle Gerard Brennan, Geology & Geophysics
Decadal Study on Habitat and Production of Pacific Salmon Fisheries using Strontium Isotopes.

Gerardo Carrillo-Cardenas, Atmospheric Sciences
Elucidating Turbulent Layers Promoting New Particle Formation at the Southern Great Plains (SGP) Site Using the DOE ARM ArcticShark Uncrewed Aerial System

Jessica Chaplain, Communication
(Re)Imagining Climate Justice Trajectories: Transnational Coalitions and Worldmaking in the
UNFCCC

Sarah Dyer, Sociology
Contested Waters, Settler Enclosure, Capital Expansion, and Metabolic Rifts: Colorado River Basin Water Rights for the Navajo and Gila River Nations

Jordan Taylor Giese, Political Science
Impacts of Legacy Uranium Processing Sites in the American West

Jack Jurmu, School of Biological Sciences
Climate Change Mitigation by Gut Bacteria in Herbivores

Hayley Kievman, Anthropology
Pleistocene-Holocene Subsistence Behaviors in Central California

Jerald Lim, Environmental Humanities Graduate Program
Towards a posthuman environmental ethic and an inquiry into its manifestations in entertainment media

Nathaniel A. Marks, Geography
Perceptions and Impacts of K-12 School Gun Violence on Educational Choice and Community Sense of Well-being

Talayeh Mirseyed Hosseini, City & Metropolitan Planning
Green and Equitable TODs: Integrating Green Spaces and Transit-Oriented Developments for Social Justice

Jessica Reimer, City & Metropolitan Planning
Conflict in planning for climate change and sustainability: Are planners primed to make conflict productive?

Christine Rumsey, Geology & Geophysics
Abiotic factors affecting the abundance of food resources for birds in GSL wetlands

Rebecca Senft, School of Biological Sciences
The Impact of Invasive Russian Olive on Riparian Ecosystems

Yasi Shaker, Sociology
Combating Racial Capitalism in Praxis

Madison Sudweeks, Environmental Humanities Graduate Program
Building from Extraction to Regeneration: Exploring Just Transition Praxis in Rural Utah

Isaba Tasnim, City & Metropolitan Planning
Integrating Wildfire Risk Management in Land Use Planning: An Evaluation of Local Land Use Plans and Zoning Codes in Los Angeles County

Joaquin Torre, Communication
Speaking the Language of Environmental Justice: The Case of CHamoru Sovereignty

Blanca Yagüe, Anthropology
Last data gathering and data digitalization for “Importance of Indigenous foods in the economy and social life of Indigenous peoples in Mitú” project

Ja'net Baide, Anthropology
Human Mobility Patterns in the Face of Historic Climate Change and Disease Epidemics

Abby Baka, Anthropology
Exploring Human Responses to the Pleistocene-Holocene Transition on the Colorado Plateau

Michael Broughton, Geography
New Directions for Packrat Midden Research: Developing Isotopic Records of Long-Term Paleoclimate Change from Amberat Deposits

Brenna Egan, Geography
Landscape Lab Effects on Pollutant Loads on Red Butte Creek

Sammy Fernandes, Communication
Alternative Communication: From Mainstream Media to Frontline Indigenous

Skylar Fetter, Environmental Humanities Graduate Program
Disturbances: Cultural Stratification and Contamination on the Grasse River

Sanchaita Hazra, Economics
Enhancing Socio-economic Sustainability with Human-AI Collaboration

Mario Lopez-Huertas, City & Metropolitan Planning
Communicating Indigenous Knowledges in Settler-State Planning

Pheng Lor, Environmental Humanities Graduate Program
Using Community Listening Sessions to Enrich Socio-Environmental Collaboration and Change

Esther Mathieu, Environmental Humanities Graduate Program
Liminal Space: Mad Studies and Wetland Ecology as Critical Design Practice

Alyssa McGrath. Anthropology
Food web modeling of Quaternary mammal extinctions in South Africa

Sydney Murray, Environmental Humanities Graduate Program
Investigating Black Youth Nature-relatedness through Nature-Based Programs

Rexford Osei Owusu, City & Metropolitan Planning
Do concerns about green gentrification affect mental health and wellbeing?

Sabrina Santos, Professional Master of Science and Technology Program
Analysis and Cost Considerations of Seasonal Water Quality and Ecosystem Users: Freeport Engineered Wetland Monitoring at The Great Salt Lake Shoreland Nature Preserve

Maggie Scholle, Environmental Humanities Graduate Program
For the Birds?: Wastelanding at Lee Kay Ponds

Kathryn Sokolowski, Anthropology
Seasonal mobility of South African hunter-gathers during the MSA-LSA Transition

Kinny Torre, Communication
On Climate Justice: Guåhan and the Importance of Indigenous Language and Pedagogy

Ben Williamson, Geography
Populism and Climate Denial in Popular Music

Natalie Winward, Geography
Utilizing paleoecological techniques to inform sustainable land management

Blanca Yagüe, Anthropology
Interview transcriptions for “Importance of Indigenous foods in the economy and social life of Indigenous peoples in Mitú” project

Anahi Yerman, Anthropology
Accuracy of projected risk sensitivity on actualized behavior following an ecological shock

Qicheng Zeng, Geology & Geophysics
Improving Groundwater Flow Estimates of Salt Lake Valley from Seismic Imaging

 

Connor Davis, Anthropology
How rural ranching communities manipulate herd management strategies in response to drought in Baja California Sur, Mexico

Austin Green, Biology
Assessing the Effectiveness of the Parley’s Summit Wildlife Overpass

Stella Mosher, Geography
Fire in the Fynbos: A high-resolution investigation into climate-fire-vegetation-human links over millennia in the hyper biodiverse fynbos biome, South Africa

Kathryn Sokolowski, Anthropology
Resolving Pleistocene herbivore dietary ecology in the fynbos biome (Western Cape Province, South Africa)

Xuan (Karen) Zhang, Sociology
How Have Economic Growth and Industrial Development Affected the Environment and Population Health in China? A Quantitative Analysis at the Provincial Level from 2001-2018

Derek Halm, Philosophy
Investigating Change and Hybridization in Two Utah Toad Species

Dallas Herndon, Music
Valley: Three Corners of Our Room; An Interdisciplinary Work for Chamber Choir, Solo Instruments, and Electronics

Tasnim Tarannum Isaba, City & Metropolitan Planning
Assessing the Potential Feasibility of Planned Retreat against Emerging Wildfires in the USA: A Case Study of Marshall Wildfire, Colorado

Fiona Summers, Environmental Humanities Graduate Program
Indigenizing the Junior Ranger Booklet at Antelope Island State Park in collaboration with the Northwestern Band of the Shoshone Nation

Amy Collins, Professional Master of Science & Technology
Understanding the effectiveness and environmental economic considerations of engineered wetlands at Great Salt Lake Shorelands Nature Preserve

Tara Hetz,  Parks, Recreation & Tourism
A Gateway Community's Journey to Destination Stewardship

Kyle Kittelberger, Biology
Tying the Breeding Origin of Migratory Birds During Fall Migration in Utah Amid Ongoing Climatic Changes through Stable Isotope Analyses of Feather Samples

Kaedan O'Brien, Anthropology
Reconstructing paleoclimate, seasonality, and ancient migratory systems in the Late Pleistocene of the eastern Lake Victoria Basin, Kenya

Baylee Olds, Geology & Geophysics
Landscape, Climate, and Radiation Controls on Net Snow Water Availability

Madelyn Purnell, Biology
Adapting to Change: Evolutionary History of Extremophile Nematodes in the Great Salt Lake

Susana Velasquez-Franco, Geography
Listening to Las Lagunas: a long-term perspective applied to environmental management in the Equatorial Andes

Meg Wolf, Geology & Geophysics
Advancing process understanding of how catchment groundwater storage buffers streamflow during drought

Maria Archibald, Environmental Humanities Graduate Program
Learning by Doing: Developing a Collaborative Climate Justice Curriculum for Young Activists

Abby Baka, Anthropology
Prey Choice and Technological Investment at North Creek Shelter, UT: A Behavioral Ecological Analysis of Peleoarchaic and Early Archaic Lithic Technology

Jeremiah Bernau, Geology & Geophysics
How will saline landscapes change during the Anthropocene? Using environmental records from the Bonneville Salt Flats to understand the effect of changing water availability and climate upon saline landscapes.

Savannah Bommarito, Geography
Paleoecological Contributions to Land Management at Dugway Proving Ground, Utah

Archana Dahal, Civil & Environmental Engineering
Cyanotoxin impact on ecosystem functionality and environmental sustainability

Hannah Hartley, Geology & Geophysics
Analyzing lead isotope ratios from sediment traps to determine signals of cyclic seasonal sedimentation in Lake Powell, UT

Noah Hirshorn, Atmospheric Sciences
Funding to Provide Cartridges for Biogenic Gas Measurements at Storm Peak Laboratory

Hayley Kievman, Anthropology
An investigation into pre-contact indigenous resource management in coastal California

Maya Kobe-Rundio, Environmental Humanities Graduate Program
Notes from the Landscape of Grief: A Multispecies Ethnography

Samuel Lopez, Geology & Geophysics
Developing a method for mercury stable isotope analysis in saline waters with direct applications to a local mercury-impaired ecosystem (Great Salt Lake, Utah)

Bishav Bhattarai, Civil & Environmental Engineering
Study of virus-host interaction in the anaerobic digester using metagenomics for optimization of sustainable waste management and renewable energy production

Blanca Yagüe, Anthropology
Importance of Indigenous foods in the economy and social life of Indigenous peoples in Mitú

Kyle Brennan, Geology & Geophysics
Developing Strontium Isotope Maps to Sustainably Manage Salmon of the Taku River Fishery. (British Columbia & Alaska)

Jessica Chaplain, Communication
Resilence or Vunerability? On the Frontline of Climate Solutions

Sua Kim, City & Metropolitan Planning
Assessing the economic recovery of local business interruption after disasters, Salt Lake City, Utah

Kaedan O'Brien, Anthropology
Tracking Late Quaternary Ungulate Migration and Seasonality in Kenya Using Stable Isotopes

Abeer Sohrab, Civil & Environmental Engineering
STUDY OF SURROGATE PATHOGENS IN WASTEWATER TO ENSURE WATER SUSTAINABILITY

Hannah Taub, Environmental Humanities Graduate Program
Developing Indigenous History Programming at Antelope Island State Park

Madeleine Bavley, Environmental Humanities Graduate Program
DEEPTHROAT HORIZON: A Petro Porno [a film project commentary on petroleum culture]

Dong-ah Choi, City & Metropolitan Planning
Street greenery for active living communities: the relationship of physical and outdoor activity to automatically measured eye-level street greenery

Riley Finnegan, Geology & Geophysics
Ambient Resonance of Indian Rock Arch, Yosemite National Park

Austin Green, Biology
Where the Wild Things Are: How Species Navigate the Wasatch-Urban Interface

Jory Lerback, Geology & Geophysics
Investigation of water resources used by Holocene foragers in the Bonneville basin

Keaton Tremble, Biology
Impact of ectomycorrhizal fungal diversity and competition on aspen gene regulation

Peter Yaworsky, Anthropology
Risk Mitigation in a Changing Environment: A Subsistence Farmer Perspective

Natalie Blanton, Sociology "
Wombs Day Preppers": Climate Anxiety, Environmental Change, and Childbearing in Salt Lake County, Utah

Ruby Diaz, Civil & Environmental Engineering
Bioremediation of PFAS (Per and polyfluoroalkyl substances) using a combination of fungi and bacteria.

Kevin Fagundo Ojeda, City & Metropolitan Planning
En Masse: (Dis)placement and (dis)organization in Holyoke

Brenden Fischer-Femal, Geology & Geophysics
Examining paleosol chemistry to understand how soils responded to warm time periods in Earth history.

Dale Forrister, Biology
DNA Barcoding of Lepidoptera to Understand Insect Seasonality in Yasuni Ecuador

Soklida Hong, Civil & Environmental Engineering
Understanding Inhibition of Anammox Activity by Nitrite, Sulfide and Recalcitrant Carbons at a Functional Gene Level

Kelly Kerr, Biology
A multi-disciplinary approach to determining aspen drought tolerance and growth

Dylan Klure, Biology
Investigating the Evolutionary Innovations of a Small Rodent to Novel Environmental Conditions

Jiada Li, Civil & Environmental Engineering
Smart real-time control to enhance flooding resilience and stormwater sustainability

Devon Cantwell, Political Science
City Climate Action Planning Processes and Networking

Kasey Cole, Anthropology
Oxygen Isoscape Map of Northeastern California

Dale Forrister, Biology
Reaching new heights: plant-herbivore interactions in the rainforest canopy

Austin Green, Biology
Wasatch Wildlife Watch: A Community Science Approach to Investigating the Relationship between Humans and Wildlife in the Wasatch Mountain Wildland-Urban Interface

Jory Lerback, Geology & Geophysics
Developing an isotopic proxy for paleo-springwater mean residence times using carbon isotopes

Philip-Peter Maxeiner, Geology & Geophysics
Carbon and Strontium Chemo-Stratigraphy to Constrain the Triassic-Jurassic Boundary in Central Peru

Monte Neate-Clegg, Biology
Elevational shifts in an Afrotropical bird community: a 38-year resurvey

Kaedan O'Brien, Anthropology
Multiproxy assessment of African fossil horse dietary ecology

Peter Yaworsky, Anthropology
Risk Mitigation in a Changing Environment: A Subsistence Farmer Perspective

Benjamin Breeden, Geology & Geophysics
Paleoenvironmental and biotic responses to the Toarcian Ocean Anoxic Event: New insights from southwest Japan (Toyota Town, Yamaguchi Prefecture)

Natalie Blanton, Sociology
Wombs Day Preppers: Climate Change and Childbearing in Salt Lake County, Utah

Margaret Doolin, Biology
Desert herbivory in the age of global climate change

Susana Velásquez-Franco, Geography
Listening to the Lagoon: Long-term Ecology to Improve Tropical Forests Environmental Management.

Elizabeth Berg, Geology & Geophysics
Seismic Imaging the Subsurface of the Bonneville Salt Flats

Jeremiah Bernau, Geology & Geophysics
How are evaporation, dust events, and anthropogenic uses at the Bonneville Salts related? – An interdisciplinary project to explore ties between salt crust evaporation rates, human uses, and dust storms at the Bonneville Salt Flats

James Blevins, Anthropology
Sustainable Intertidal Resource Use: Developing Modern Baselines to Explain Prehistoric Human Impacts

Meaghan McKasy, Communication
The Effect of Emotion, Knowledge, and Media Use on Attitudes and Public Opinion of Carbon Neutral Pledges

Travis Morrison, Engineering
A methodology for acquiring spatial surface reflectance utilizing UAVs

Emily Post, Anthropology
Effects of risk types on social support network structure in an Afro-Caribbean community impacted by Hurricane Maria

Marian Rice, Political Science
The Energy-Water Nexus: Hydraulic Fracturing in the Uinta Basin

Sierra Sahulka, Engineering
Comparative Metagenomic Analysis of Genotypic and Phenotypic Antibiotic Resistance Between Four Distinct Sub-Watersheds

Emerson Arehart, Science
Conservation and Sustainability of Chile's Prized Wild Edible Mushroom, Boletus loyo

Hailey Blair, Science
Feather Samples as a Source of DNA for Species Identification of Empidonax Flycatchers

Benjamin Marconi, Social & Behavioral Sciences
Refining Chronologies: Examining the Impact of Holocene Climate Change on Wetlands in Baja, Mexico

Jermy Thomas, Engineering
Pilot Study on how indoor environmental and physiological variables affect human thermal comfort

Keaton Tremble, Science
Impact of ectomycorrhizal fungal diversity on aspen gene regulation

Brooke Larsen ,Environmental Humanities Graduate Program
The Colorado Plateau as a Frontline for Climate Justice

James Blevins, Anthropology
Sustainable Intertidal Resource Use: Developing Modern Baselines to Explain Prehistoric Human Impacts

Carly Hansen, Civil & Environmental Engineering
Monitoring Water Quality, Levels, and Bank Vegetation of the Jordan River using Low-Cost UAV

Nicole Torosin, Anthropology
Evaluating the selective pressure effects of Yellow Fever Virus on howler monkey immune genes.

Jory Lerback, Geology & Geophysics
Defining the interaction between faults and sprigs in Skull Valley, UT and how changes in spring hydrology will affect anthropogenic use

Grant Rea-Downing, Geology & Geophysics
Developing magnetic techniques to track air pollution on the University of Utah campus

Joshua Heyer, Geography
A paleoecological reconstruction from an oxbow lake on the Dolores River, Utah

Austin Green, Biology
Ecology and Conservation of the Central Wasatch Range Mammal Community Along an Urban-Wildland Interface

Benjamin Breeden, Geology & Geophysics
Contextualizing the Rise of Dinosaurs in North America: A Chemostratigraphic Investigation of the Triassic-Jurassic Boundary Interval in Northeastern Arizona

Casey Clifford, Environmental Humanities Graduate Program
Drowning in Air

Dale Forrister, Biology
Using Drones to Monitor Plant Phenology in Yasuni, Ecuador's hyper-diverse tropical forest

Kenneth Vernon, Anthropology
HUMAN PLANT USE IN RED BUTTE CANYON

Keunhyun Park, City & Metropolitan Planning
Not Parking Lots But Parks: The Impact of Urban Parks on Sustainable Travel Behavior in Station Areas

Pratiti Tagore, City & Metropolitan Planning
Decoding the Urban Neighborhood: Influences of social dynamics, built environment and natural environment on human perceptions and safety

Sabrina McNew, Biology
Identifying reservoirs of invasive parasites

Evan Kipnis, Geology and Geophysics
Are changes to surface halite linked to shallow brine aquifer geochemistry at the Bonneville Salt Flats?

Jordan Herman, Biology
Breeding Birds and Climate Change: Can Nest Type Provide Shelter From the Storm?

Sabrina McNew, Biology
Does climate mediate the tolerance of Galapagos mockingbirds to invasive nest flies?

Andrew Bartlow, Biology
The Effect of Pinyon-Juniper Invasion on Parasite Communities in the Great Basin

Ian Summers, Communication
This land is your land? The role of social identity within land disputes

Joshua Mueller, Geography
Paleotempestology of the British Virgin Islands

Kate Magargal, Anthropology
People and Fire in Prehistory in the Upper Escalante Watershed, Utah

Alexei Perelet, Mechanical Engineering
Exploration of the microclimate over structured sparse canopies using area averaged measurements from large aperture scintillometry

Joyita Roy Chowdhury, Economics
Cooperation and Water Resource management: Experimental Evidence from villages affected by natural disasters in rural Odisha, India

Maria Groves, Geography
An Ecological and Climatic Reconstruction of Range Creek Canyon, Utah

Casey Duncan, Geology and Geophysics
Development and Deployment of a Low-Cost Multispectral Camera and UAV

Leah Campbell, Atmospheric Sciences
Mountain Effects on Precipitation in the Chilean Andes

Ralph Burrillo, Anthropology
δ18O Variability in Water Sources and Plant Cellulose on Elk Ridge, Southeast Utah: Data Collection for Models of Environmental Adaptation on the Prehistoric Colorado Plateau

Logan Frederick, Geology and Geophysics
Assessing Sedimentary Records of the Quimsacocha Region of Ecuador for Potential Paleoclimate Analysis

Tyler Huth, Geology and Geophysics
High resolution soil CO2 and soil water isotope profiles from Torrey, Utah

Cornelia Rasmussen, Geology and Geophysics
Environmental effects of bolide impacts during the Late Triassic

Joyita Roy Chowdhury, Economics
Poverty Traps, Risk and Natural disasters: Micro evidence from rural Odisha, India

Rose Verbos,  Parks, Recreation, and Tourism
Weather and outdoor recreation: A weather dependency framework and an exploration of outdoor recreationists’ perceptions of weather dependency

Amanda Bertana, Sociology
Doctoral Dissertation Research: Environmentally Induced Migration

Leah Campbell, Atmospheric Sciences
Mountain Effects on Precipitation in the Chilean Andes

Megan Moser,  Parks, Recreation and Tourism
Understanding Potential Visitor Responses to the Possible Recession Of Exit Glacier At Kenai Fjords National Park

Katherine Schide, Geology
A Geomorphic Study of Transgressive Deposits and Local Climate Change in Late Pleistocene Lake Bonneville

Nicole Torosin, Anthropology
A comparative study of human and howler monkey Toll-Like Receptor 7 under the selective pressure of yellow fever virus

Danielle Ward, Geography
Laser Diffraction Analysis of Range Creek Canyon Sediments

Chris Zajchowski,   Parks, Recreation and Tourism
Valley flight: Normative standards for alpine recreation during air pollution events

Ralph Burrillo, Anthropology
δ18O Variability in Water Sources on the Colorado Plateau: Preliminaries to Stable Isotope Models of Prehistoric Irrigation.

Vanessa Chavez, Geography
Ciénega Activity and Climate Responses for a Desert Wetland in Baja California.

Mark Chynoweth, Biology
Human-wildlife conflict in eastern Turkey: gaining perspective from community surveys

Mohd Yusuf Jameel, Geology & Geophysics
Deciphering the source of carbon in the anthropogenically modified rivers of the Great Salt Lake basin

Patrice Kurnath, Biology
Chill Out – Microclimate Use by Mammalian Herbivores Challenged with Temperature and Toxins

Kate Magargal, Anthropology
Fetching Firewood: Access to fuels as a constraint for prehistoric settlement

Nathan Miller, Mechanical Engineering
An Experimental Study of Block-scale Particle Dispersion in Grape Vineyards

Emily Schulze, Biology
Hidden Water Worlds of Red Butte Canyon

Tracy Maezumi, Geography
Neotropical Climate, Vegetation, and Fire Histories on Local and Regional Scales

Tracy Maezumi, Geography
Identifying the extent of Human Landscape Modification in the Bolivian Amazon

Crystal Tulley-Cordova, Geology & Geophysics
Recording the North American Monsoon in Arizona, New Mexico, and Utah

Megan Walsh, Civil & Environmental Engineering
Using Remote Sensing, GIS, and Field-Collected Data to Determine Erosion and Sedimentation Effects of the Oil & Gas Industry in the Uinta Basin

Kathryn White,  Parks, Recreation & Tourism
Spatial Analysis of Rock Climbers in Indian Creek, Utah

Evan Buechley, Biology
Conservation agriculture: A study of birds, ecosystem services, and the ecology of Ethiopian coffee farms

Vachel Carter, Geography
Forest Disturbance Regimes in the Uinta Mountains

Kendra Chritz, Geology & Geophysics
Uncovering isotopic indicators of monsoon-induced terrestrial ecosystem change in easternAfrica

Youcan Feng, Civil & Environmental Engineering
Study of Stormwater Volume Captured and Evapotranspiration using a Small AutomatedLysimeter Constructed on the University of Utah Marriott Library Green Roof

Mohd Yusuf Jameel, Geology & Geophysics
Impact of Anthropogenic activities on the Carbon budget of the Great Salt Lake, Utah

Michael Lewis, Anthropology
Modeling Basketmaker II diets through stable isotope analysis of modern indigenous flora: field collection

Zachary Magdol, Civil & Environmental Engineering
Assessing the Environmental Impacts of Red Butte Garden

Timothy Price, Mechanical Engineering
Enhanced Atmospheric Turbulence Measurement System

Gerald Schneider, Biology
Assessing Trends in Anthropogenic Ozone within an Urban-influenced Tropical Forest andExamining the Effects of O3 on the Foliar Chemical Landscape

Hilary Sgalitzer,  Parks, Recreation &Tourism
Sustainability: Understanding Travelers’ Motivations to Donate to Conservation

Paul Thomas, Geology & Geophysics
Barrier Complexes in the Deep Creek Mountains, UT as G.K. Gilbert’s “Intermediate Shorelines” of Pleistocene Lake Bonneville

Tracy Maezumi, Geography
Neotropical Climate, Vegetation, and Fire Histories on Local to Regional Scales

Crystal Tulley- Cordova, Geology & Geophysics
High Frequency Monitoring of Stream Water Isotopes in Red Butte Creek

Sarah Knutie, Biology
Predicting long-term effects of an invasive parasite: quantifying the observer effect

Tracy Maezumi, Geography
Neotropical Climate and Fire Histories on Local to Regional Scales

Ann Bryant, Geography
Reflectance characteristics of dust in snow: in situ data informing remote sensing retrievals

Maria-Jose Endara, Biology
Towards sustainable insect management in agroforestry: The relevance of host plant defensive traits and phylogeny in determining herbivore host choice in the speciose Neotropical tree genus, Inga

Becky Hollingshaus, Geology & Geophysics
Quantification of reservoir characteristics in areas of groundwater discharge – A Hydrolic Study in the Red Butte Canyon Research Natural Area

Patrice Kurnath, Biology
Turning up the heat:Investigating the effects of climate change on liver metabolism in herbivorous mammals

David Lubbar, Mathematics
Anistropic AC Measurements of Sea Ice

Greg Maurer, Biology
Sensitivity of soil carbon cycle processes to mountain snowpack variability

Nathan Miller,  Mechanical Engineering
An Experimental Study of Fungal Spore Dispersion in Grape Vineyards

Erin Spear, Biology
Phytopathogens as determinants of tree species distributions across a rainfall gradient

Johanna Varner, Biology
Too hot to trot? Factors promoting pika survival in a time of global change

Jennifer Watt, Geography
Bark beetle outbreaks and the role that vegetation plays in their disturbance ecology

Brett Wolfe, Biology
The determinants of drought response in tropical trees

Carina Maron, Biology
Do southern right whales need to eat krill in order to reproduce successfully?