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Welcome to the Subalusky Lab at ​the University of Florida

My research program addresses how ecological processes at the population and community level impact ecosystem function. I am particularly interested in the influence of animal movement and behavior on food web structure and ecosystem function. I use both field observations and field and mesocosm experiments, and I employ a range of methodological approaches, from radio telemetry on animals to estimates of whole ecosystem production. I typically work in wetland and river ecosystems and at the interface of aquatic and terrestrial ecosystems. I am particularly interested in linking fundamental ecological questions with applied conservation and management approaches.

FROM LAND TO RIVER: THE JOURNEY OF RESOURCES
UF Liberal Arts and Sciences
​Produced by: Lauren Barnett, Edited by: Michel Thomas

News

May 2023: PhD student Joshua Benjamin was awarded the Exploration Fund Grant by the Explorer's Club, just as heads off to begin his next field season in Kenya. Congratulations Joshua!
April 2023: Our paper estimating the costs of controlling the hippo introduction in Colombia was published in Scientific Reports
April 2023: Congratulations to PhD candidate Joshua Benjamin, who completed his qualifying exams and was awarded a Research Assistantship from the UF Tropical Diversity and Conservation Program!
Feb. 2023: MS student Nicole Yetke successfully defended her thesis on alligator burrows and movements in seasonal wetlands
Jan. 2023: PhD students Joshua Benjamin, Tyler Bowling, and Sarah Johnson won research awards and funding from the UF Biology Graduate Student Association
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