Cayton paper
Heather's new paper shows how water availability reduces St. Francis' Satyr population size. Decline may be linked to rapid increase in water withdrawal
New NPS grant
Postdoc Erica Henry receives new grant from the National Park Service. Will fund research on restoration and conservation of endangered butterflies in Everglades National Park
KBS LTER funded
Long Term Ecological Research site at Kellogg Biological Station renewed for next four years. New focus on resilience as climate and land use change
New story on South Florida’s endangered butterflies in
Postdoc Erica Henry featured in a bioGraphic story on South Florida's endangered butterflies
Grant awarded to study effects of multiple disturbances on endangered butterfly
Postdoc Erica Henry receives an NSF grant to study the effects of Hurricane Irma's eyewall crashing into the remaining habitat of two endangered butterflies.
Congrats Erica Henry!
Congratulations to Dr. @ericahenry on her successful PhD defense and excellent talk "Disturbance and conservation of at-risk butterflies."
Resurrection and resilience of the rarest butterflies
Nick shares his story "Resurrection and resilience of the rarest butterflies" as a Perspective in PLOS Biology's Conservation Stories from the Front Lines Collection.
The Haddad Lab moves to Michigan State
Nick has accepted a new KBS faculty position as Senior Terrestrial Ecologist and is moving his lab to Michigan State! Read the announcement.
Elsita discusses impact of climate change on the life cycles and development of butterflies
Zoology Ph.D. student Elsita Kiekebusch in the Nick Haddad Lab is featured in the NC State CALS Magazine Spring 2017 issue. Elsita discusses the impacts of climate change on the development and life cycles of butterflies in this video.