Jeff brings 10 years of experience conducting ecological impact assessments for a diverse group of taxa including plants; fishes; amphibians; benthic macroinvertebrates; phytoplankton; zooplankton; and macroalgae. His ecological studies have quantitatively assessed (1) spatial and temporal patterns in abundance and species composition; (2) abiotic interactions with biostatistical analyses including univariate and multivariate methods; and (3) risk to ecological receptors associated with a wide range of contaminants.
M.A. Biology, Harvard University, 1998
Thesis: The Effects of Gap-phase Heterogeneity on Stand Dynamics in a
Chamaecyparis thyoides forest
B.A. Anthropology, University of Maine (Orono), 1993