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    • Carex mitchelliana and Saint Francis SatyrCurrently, I'm in North Carolina working on a large scale restoration project focused on understanding how wetland sedge communities can be built to support populations of an endangered species of butterfly.View image »      Please add picture
    • Moonlighting as a handyman to fill project needs.View image »      Please add picture
    • Restoration of Wetland Plant Communities with AquadamsView image »      Please add picture
    • Indirect Effects of Phenotypic Plasticity in Blue OaksView image »      Please add picture
    • Competition and Facilitation Between Plants on a Stress GradientRead more »      Please add picture
    • Teaching Students in Alpine Ecology Field CourseWhether in a classroom or on a mountain, I am constantly looking for innovative ways to share my passion for science with students.View image »      Please add picture
    • Fungal Endophytes Influence Plant Competitive AbilitiesPlants can form important symbiotic relationships with fungi that results in an increase in competitive ability.Read more »      Please add picture
    • Diversity Attenuates the Intensity of CompetitionCompetiton as an organizing force in communities is thought to lead to the inevitable exclusion of some species. However, competition among groups of species is complex and may actually serve to promote coexistence through the formation of positive indirect interactions.View image »      Please add picture
    • Biogeographic Shifts in Competitive Interactions of Invasive Species in New RangesInvasive species, such as spotted knapweed, provide unique opportunities to explore how plant communities form as well as understand mechanisms of plant competition. By using biogeographical comparisons, much can be learned about the novel traits that make invaders successful in their new ranges.Read more »      Please add picture
    • Erik Aschehoug, PhDAs an ecologist, the natural world is my playground. My experience in ecology is broad - my research spans fundamental theory on how diverse communities form and conserving endangered species to a mechanistic understanding of how species survive in this world.Read more »      Please add picture
    • Conserving Island Ecosystems and Restoring an Endangered SpeciesView image »      Please add picture
    • The Effects of Competition and Environment on a Wetlands Sedge SpeciesView image »      Please add picture
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