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ANNA WYNGAARDEN

rare species, demography, metapopulation dynamics, seed bank dynamics, quantitative ecology, applied conservation

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My work explores plant population dynamics and distribution patterns to understand the ecology of natural populations' responses to environmental change across space and through time. I approach ecological questions from applied and theoretical perspectives, and am partial to rare species and insular ecosystems with high levels of endemism. 
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I'm currently completing my PhD in the Department of Plant Biology at the University of Georgia with Dr. Megan DeMarche, in Athens, Georgia. 

Outside of research, I write poetry, run, forage native foods, cook, sew my own clothes, and go birding. 

Check out my most recent article in the Athens Science Observer here. 

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DIAMORPHA SMALLII, elf's orpine,
on a granite outcrop in Georgia

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