A view over the canopy of the Chiquibul Forest Reserve in Belize
About Us
Our group is interested in the processes that maintain biodiversity in natural ecosystems (particularly in the tropics) and how human activity might affect this biodiversity. We also investigate the role of biodiversity in the provision of ecosystem functions and services. Our research focuses on four, interconnected, questions:
- What mechanisms maintain biodiversity in natural systems?
- How is anthropogenic environmental change affecting biodiversity?
- How does anthropogenic environmental change affect the processes that maintain species coexistence?
- How does biodiversity influence ecosystem functioning and in particular the simultaneous provision of multiple ecosystem services?
News
- Grad school opportunities September 2, 2022
- Dr. Ben Wasserman joins us as an NSF-funded Post doc September 2, 2022
- Lucky Barahebuza joins the lab as an MS student September 2, 2022
- Dr. Valerie Milici defends her PhD September 2, 2022
- James Mickley moves to Oregon State as herbarium curator September 2, 2020
UConn Contact Widget
Phone: | +1 860-486-6587 |
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E-mail: | robert.bagchi@uconn.edu |
Address: | Department of Ecology and Evolutionary Biology University of Connecticut 75 N. Eagleville Road Storrs, CT 06269, USA Office: Gant W414 Lab: Gant W403 |