The PhD in Forest and Wildlife Ecology at the University of Wisconsin–Madison prepares researchers to lead in solving ecological challenges related to land use, climate change, habitat conservation, and forest resource sustainability. Students integrate data science, field ecology, policy, and geospatial analysis to protect and restore natural systems.
Modeling Habitat Fragmentation Effects on Carnivore Populations
Satellite Remote Sensing for Forest Biomass Estimation
Evaluating Reforestation Impacts on Carbon Sequestration
Landscape Connectivity and Mammal Migration Corridors
Climate-Induced Shifts in Tree Species Distribution
Integrating Traditional Knowledge in Forest Resource Management
AI for Camera Trap Image Classification in Wildlife Monitoring
Ecological Outcomes of Controlled Burn Practices
Conservation Genetics in Endangered Bird Populations
Modeling Invasive Species Spread in Forest Ecosystems
Pollinator Diversity in Managed vs. Natural Forests
Forest Soil Microbiome Responses to Logging Activity
Wildlife Responses to Urban Encroachment and Noise Pollution
Role of Keystone Species in Forest Ecosystem Stability
Designing Wildlife Corridors in Agricultural Landscapes
Carbon Budget Modeling in Boreal vs. Temperate Forests
Impact of Chronic Wasting Disease on Deer Populations
Forest Fire Risk Modeling Under Future Climate Scenarios
Biodiversity Assessment Using Acoustic Monitoring Tools
Payment for Ecosystem Services in Forest Conservation Programs
Join a top-tier research program focused on preserving ecosystems, protecting species, and managing forests for future generations.
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