AMERICAN MUSEUM OF NATURAL HISTORY
Regional species conservation, cross-border collaboration, wetlands in drylands, flamingos
New York Botanical Garden
Ethnobotany, Medicinal and Toxic Plants, Biocultural Conservation in Oceania
718-817-8763
Assistant Professor
Behavioral evolution: Genomics and Neurobiology
Lamont-Doherty Earth Observatory
Anthropogenic Landscape Change; ecological form and function of Arctic and Boreal ecosystems
845-365-8480
American Museum of Natural History
Herpetology; Molecular ecology; phylogenetics of snakes
212-769-5862
Barnard Biology
Plant ecological genetics, digital natural history
212-854-5405
Professor
Behavioral Ecology; Biological Anthropology
212-854-7337
DIRECTOR OF SCIENCE RESEARCH, DIRECTOR LISMAN LABORATORY FOR MOLECULAR ECOLOGY, RIVERDALE COUNTRY SCHOOL
MOLECULAR MECHANISMS OF ADAPTATION
718 549-2730
American Museum of Natural History
Biogeography, systematics, diversification
212-769-5633
E3B & Sustainable Development
Climate change adaptation in rural Sub-Saharan Africa
EcoHealth Alliance
Anthropogenic Landscape Change; Disease Biology
845-365-8337
University Professor; Denning Family Professor of Sustainable Development
Tropical Ecology; Anthropogenic Landscape Change
212-851-1647
Cary Institute of Ecosystem Studies
factors leading to the declines and recovery of large carnivores; Environmental Policy
845-677-7600, ext. 105
E3B and SIPA Columbia
Environmental Policy; sustainability ethics- earth justice, environmental justice and sectoral justice
212-854-3646
American Museum of Natural History
Evolutionary Ecology
212-769-5615
Columbia Anthropology
Evolution of the brain; Human Evolution
212-854-4570
Columbia Biological Sciences
the evolution of neural circuits for vocal communication
212-854-5108
Lecturer in Discipline
Conservation biology, Animal behavior, and Anthropogenic forces
212-854-7807 (This number not monitored during remote work: please email Dr. Kross)
Barnard Biology
Microbiology; Systems and synthetic biology; Evolution of antibiotic resistance
212-853-2564
American Museum of Natural History
Conservation education; species ecology, conservation, and management; turtles
212-496-3431
Professor; Department Chair
Community Ecology; Population Biology
212-854-4499
EcoHealth Alliance
Emerging infectious disease ecology and evolution
212-380-4478
Columbia Earth & Environmental Sciences
Macroevolution, Paleontology, Earth Systems Science
845-365-8491
Senior Lecturer
Plant Ecology; Conservation Biology
212-854-4767
Lamont-Doherty Earth Observatory
Paleoecology, Paleoclimate, Wetland and Carbon Research
914-365-8420
BARNARD BIOLOGY
Evolutionary Genetics, Animal Behavior
212-854-9865
Columbia Biological Sciences
Evolutionary Theory; Science and subjectivity
212-854-2409
Columbia Psychiatry
Human identity from an interdisciplinary perspective focusing on ethical issues in research and medicine
212-942-8500
American Museum of Natural History
Evolutionary Ecology; speciation processes of adaptive radiations and resulting biogeographic patterns
212-769-5802
American Museum of Natural History
Arctic Ecology of birds and bears
212-769-5793
Wildlife Conservation Society
Research and conservation of whales, dolphins and other marine mammals
718-220-5184
EcoHealth Alliance
Disease Ecology, Disease Biology
212-380-4489
Professor
Behavioral Ecology; Evolutionary Ecology
212-854-4881
Center for Environmental Research & Conservation
Forest Ecology
212-854-8063
Great Hollow Nature Preserve & Ecological Research Center
Avian Biology; Migration; Mercury Ecotoxicology
Senior Lecturer
Biological Anthropology; Human Evolution
212-854-5819
Audubon NY
Zoo conservation, primate and carnivore ecology
212-361-9288
American Museum of Natural History
evolutionary biology and ecology of bats
212-769-5483
Hawai‘i Institute of Marine Biology at the University of Hawai‘i Mānoa
systems approaches to conservation & natural resource management; food systems; intersection between biodiversity, culture, & languages; factors influencing ecological & social resilience; development of indicators of multidimensional wellbeing
New York Botanical Garden
Plant Systematics, Morphology, and Evolution
718-817-8632
Professor
Tropical forest ecology; landscape; statistical ecology
212-854-1494
American Museum of Natural History
Entomology, Systematics, Phylogeny, Genomics, Morphology
212-769-5494
Barnard Claire Tow Professor of Anthropology; Director, Center for the Study of Social Difference
conservation, political ecology, and Indigenous sovereignty
212-854-5933
