My research interests settle around the dynamics of vegetation in relation to disturbance. I am interested in the short and long-term response of vegetation communities to natural and applied (managed) disturbance. I am also interested in the spatial and temporal patterns of disturbances, which have an obvious effect on their severity. The two main disturbances that I have researched are fire and flooding. An additional area of interest is clonal plant integration.
Classes
General Ecology
Plant Ecology
Disturbance Ecology
General Biology
Scientific Writing
Current Topics
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School of Biological SciencesUniversity of Northern ColoradoGreeley, CO 80639-0017 Ph. (970) 351-2650 Fax (970) 351-2335 E-mail: Scott.Franklin@unco.edu |
Present: Associate Editor, Vegetation Ecology The American Midland Naturalist Ecological Society of America Panel on Vegetation Classification International Association of Vegetation Science, Meetings Committee Biogeography Editorial Board; Geography Compass Past: Program Chair, 2009 Ecological Society of America Meeting, Albuquerque, NM Chair, Vegetation Section - Ecological Society of America Member-at-Large, Association of Southeastern Biologists Vice-Chair, Southeastern Chapter- Ecological Society of America Local Arrangments Chair - Ecological Society of America Annual Meeting, Memphis, 2006
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