Description: I am an evolutionary ecologist studying the drivers and consequences in intra-specific variation in animal functional traits. In particular, my research focuses on predicting changes in behavioral, morphological, and performance traits as a result of changes in ecological context. I am also a passionate teacher - I seek out opportunities to illustrate scientific principles for…
I am an evolutionary ecologist studying the drivers and consequences in intra-specific variation in animal functional traits. In particular, my research focuses on predicting changes in behavioral, morphological, and performance traits as a result of changes in ecological context. I am also a passionate teacher – I seek out opportunities to illustrate scientific principles for my students with hands-on research experiences. I teach all my students to recognize and understand coupled human-natural systems –
My field research in Southern Europe, the West Indies, East Africa, and North America makes use of direct manipulative studies and landscape-scale natural experiments. My work generates fundamental insights into eco-evolutionary dynamics and critical applied lessons for conservation in human-dominated landscapes. I am currently a Voss postdoctoral research fellow at the Institute at Brown for Environment and Society , working with Dr. Tyler Kartzinel . I recently finished an NSF Postdoctoral fellowship with
Read more about ongoing research projects in the pull down menu, or find out what I’m up to on my blog. You can send emails to: colindonihue < at > gmail.com.