UMN Prairie Wetland Partnership (Responses)

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1	Your name or your lab's name	What is your campus?	If applicable, where is your work or research on prairies and wetlands focused?	Broadly, what is your discipline?	research/interest statement or key words	What resources could you bring to the Prairie Wetland Partnership?	How may others contact you?	Comments or clarifications to the questions asked here.

2	Shelby Williams	Twin Cities	western Minn; Cedar Creek	biological sciences	diet and microbial community of small mammals in grasslands	collaborations on grant applications, general inquiries about field of experience	will1366@umn.edu
3	Colleen Satyshur	Twin Cities	southwest Minnesota	biological sciences, Ecology	past research has focused on using grasslands for bioenergy and the effect on arthropods-particularly pollinators and beneficial arthropods. Interests include pollinators, endangered species, grassland ecology and management, wetland evaluation, education, radio tracking.	general inquiries about field of experience, nothing at the moment, but please keep me up to date on the PWP	csatyshu@umn.edu
4	Jacob Jungers	Twin Cities	Minnesota	agriculture, Ecology	My goal as a conservation biologist is to use ecological data from field research to address practical issues in land management. My current research assesses the bioenergy potential and ecological effects of harvesting biomass from conservation grasslands.	collaborations of field plots or lab work, collaborations on grant applications, general inquiries about field of experience	junge037@umn.edu
5	Clarence Lehman	Twin Cities	Minnesota, western part of the state. Also Cedar Creek.	biological sciences (conservation, genetics, ecology, etc.), math (computer science, statistics, etc.)	Most broadly, I think about sustainability of our planet, for ourselves and our fellow creatures. I conduct prairie bioenergy research to reduce carbon emissions and ultimately to sequester carbon from the air. Doing this in a way that will expand wildlife habitat is part of this research. I use computers and mathematics to help.	collaborations of field plots or lab work, collaborations on grant applications, willingness for interviews or media interaction, general inquiries about field of experience	lehman@umn.edu
6	John Rotenberry	Twin Cities	older work on western Great Plains,	biological sciences (conservation, genetics, ecology, etc.)	birds, landscape ecology, community ecology, habitat associations	collaborations on grant applications, general inquiries about field of experience	John Rotenberry College of Biological Sciences University of Minnesota 1445 Gortner Ave. Saint Paul, MN 55108 voice1: 612-625-5005 voice2: 612-625-5717 cell: 951-534-4057 net: jrotenbe@umn.edu
7	Heather Waye	Morris	West-central Minnesota	biological sciences (conservation, genetics, ecology, etc.)	tiger salamander and garter snake behavior and habitat use, especially what types of habitats they use and how they find their way between them	collaborations of field plots or lab work, collaborations on grant applications, willingness for interviews or media interaction, general inquiries about field of experience	wayex001@morris.umn.edu (320) 589-6304
8	Margaret Kuchenreuther	Morris	western Minnesota	biological sciences (conservation, genetics, ecology, etc.)	prairie management; plant population dynamics; sustainable agriculture; native perennials as alternative biofuels feedstock	collaborations of field plots or lab work, collaborations on grant applications, willingness for interviews or media interaction, general inquiries about field of experience	kuchenma@morris.umn.edu Division of Science and Mathematics University of Minnesota, Morris 600 East 4th St. Morris, MN 56267 320-589-6335
9	Todd Arnold	Twin Cities	Great Plains	biological sciences (conservation, genetics, ecology, etc.)	I study the population ecology and conservation of wetland and grassland dependent wildlife, especially birds. I am interested in the impact of human perturbations (e.g., habitat loss and modification, anthropogenic mortality factors) on these systems.	collaborations on grant applications	Email preferred: arnol065@umn.edu
10	Seabloom	Twin Cities	Cedar Creek, Minnesota, California, Oregon, and global experiments	biological sciences (conservation, genetics, ecology, etc.)	I am interested in the effects of nutrients and consumers on diversity, invasions, disease, and ecosystem functioning of grasslands.	collaborations of field plots or lab work, collaborations on grant applications, willingness for interviews or media interaction, general inquiries about field of experience, Coordinate global grasslands experiment (nutnet.org)	seabloom@umn.edu
11	Eville Gorham	Twin Cities	N. America, Britain	biological sciences (conservation, genetics, ecology, etc.), physical sciences (chemistry, physics, etc.)	paleoecology, biogeochemistry (especially the carbon cycle), peatland dimensional analysis, sedge life histories and their influence on wetland productivity	collaborations on grant applications	gorha001@umn.edu	My experience with prairie wetlands is very limited, but I would be glad to talk to persons wanting a more general wetland/peatland approach to their problems
12	Andow	Twin Cities	upper Midwest	biological sciences (conservation, genetics, ecology, etc.)	endangered insect species	willingness for interviews or media interaction
13	brian huberty	Twin Cities	The entire midwest including MN	biological sciences (conservation, genetics, ecology, etc.)	Primary interest in the geospatial aspect of Great Plains wetands and prairie habitat systems for the Great Plains and Great Lakes....and as it relates to Endangered Species in particular.	collaborations on grant applications, willingness for interviews or media interaction, general inquiries about field of experience, remote sensing	brian_huberty@fws.gov 612 713 5332 office direct phone
14	Joey Reid	Twin Cities	Minnesota	biological sciences (conservation, genetics, ecology, etc.)	integrated models, nutrient cycling, non-equilibrium ecosystem responses	nothing at the moment, but please keep me up to date on the PWP	@JoeyPReid, jreid@umn.edu
15	Peter Wragg	Twin Cities	Cedar Creek, Minnesota, South Africa	biological sciences (conservation, genetics, ecology, etc.)	biodiversity; global change ecology; fire ecology; pollination biology; grassland conservation	collaborations of field plots or lab work	wragg@umn.edu
16	Forest Isbell	Twin Cities	Great Plains	agriculture, biological sciences (conservation, genetics, ecology, etc.)	causes (global environmental changes) and consequences (for ecosystem functioning and ecosystem services) of changing plant diversity	collaborations of field plots or lab work, collaborations on grant applications, willingness for interviews or media interaction, general inquiries about field of experience	forest.isbell@gmail.com, @ForestIsbell, www.sustainingnature.org
17	Douglas H. Johnson	Twin Cities	Minnesota, Dakotas	biological sciences (conservation, genetics, ecology, etc.), math (computer science, statistics, etc.)	Grassland and wetland birds Effects of wind energy development on wildlife Quantitative applications in ecology	collaborations of field plots or lab work, collaborations on grant applications, statistical analysis and consulting	Phone: 612-624-4716 Email: Douglas_H_Johnson@usgs.gov
18	Jacques Finlay	Twin Cities	Minnesota	biological sciences (conservation, genetics, ecology, etc.)	watershed and aquatic carbon and nutrient cycles, global change, nitrogen	collaborations of field plots or lab work, collaborations on grant applications, general inquiries about field of experience	jfinlay@umn.edu
19	William Arnold	Twin Cities	Cottonwood lakes in ND, Glacial Ridge, private farm	physical sciences (chemistry, physics, etc.), Environmental engineering/chemistry	We are interested in how the organic matter in wetlands drives photochemistry and how sediment and porewater chemistry (specifically sulfur) influences pesticide processing. We are also studying how local hydrology affects water and sediment chemistry.	collaborations of field plots or lab work, collaborations on grant applications, willingness for interviews or media interaction, general inquiries about field of experience	Email: arnol032@umn.edu Web: http://www.ce.umn.edu/directory/faculty/arnold.html Twitter: @billarnold_mn
20	Tilman Lab	Twin Cities	Minnesota prairies	agriculture, biological sciences (conservation, genetics, ecology, etc.)		collaborations of field plots or lab work, collaborations on grant applications, willingness for interviews or media interaction	Email: retilman@umn.edu Phone: 612-625-5740
21	Sheri Breen	Morris	Global	social sciences (economics, psychology, geography, etc.)	Political and legal understandings of property and ownership regarding land and germplasm; seed and food sovereignty; cultural, political, and legal aspects of seed-saving; politics of sustainable agriculture	collaborations on grant applications, willingness for interviews or media interaction, general inquiries about field of experience	breens@morris.umn.edu; (320) 589-6206 (office); (320) 287-2480 (cell)
22	Amanda C. Martin (Hegeman/Wyse Lab)	Twin Cities	Minnesota state-wide prairies	agriculture, biological sciences (conservation, genetics, ecology, etc.), physical sciences (chemistry, physics, etc.), pharmacognosy (natural products chemistry)	Plant metabolomics (LC/MS) Bioassay-guided fractionation (HPLC, LC/MS, NMR) Ecosystem services, perennials, forever green Developing natural products from MN prairie plants into preservatives for cosmetic and personal care products.	collaborations of field plots or lab work, willingness for interviews or media interaction	mart2406@umn.edu
23	Jake Grossman	Twin Cities	Minnesota	biological sciences (conservation, genetics, ecology, etc.)	plant community ecology, biodiversity and function, plant clonality, Populus, Salix, phylogenetic diversity, funcitonal diversity	collaborations of field plots or lab work, collaborations on grant applications, willingness for interviews or media interaction, general inquiries about field of experience	gross679@umn.edu, 602-214-8688
24	Katrina Freund	Twin Cities	Minnesota	agriculture, biological sciences (conservation, genetics, ecology, etc.)	Endophytic fungi, agriculture, ecology and evolution of fungal pathogens	collaborations of field plots or lab work, general inquiries about field of experience	freu0039@umn.edu
25	Elizabeth Borer	Twin Cities	Minnesota, US West Coast, worldwide	biological sciences (conservation, genetics, ecology, etc.)	grassland population, community, and ecosystem-scale responses to anthropogenic changes, especially changes in nutrients and herbivores; grassland disease dynamics; grassland arthropods	collaborations of field plots or lab work, collaborations on grant applications, willingness for interviews or media interaction, general inquiries about field of experience	borer@umn.edu
26	Christopher Johnson	Twin Cities	Minnesota	agriculture, math (computer science, statistics, etc.), social sciences (economics, psychology, geography, etc.)	Prairie Restoration; Wetland Conservation/Restoration; Small Holding Rural Land Stewardship; Invasive Species Control	collaborations of field plots or lab work, willingness for interviews or media interaction, general inquiries about field of experience	joh06125@umn.edu
27	Ian Carriere	Twin Cities		biological sciences (conservation, genetics, ecology, etc.)		collaborations of field plots or lab work, willingness for interviews or media interaction, general inquiries about field of experience	Email: carri186@umn.edu
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