CooperLab
Warnell School of Forestry and Natural Resources
The University of Georgia
Welcome to the University of Georgia and to my lab. If you are considering attending the University of Georgia as my student, then this site will serve to give you an idea of the research I am currently involved in as well as what to expect from me and from yourself. If you are already accepted as my graduate student, then I expect you have already heard a lot of what appears here. I hope your tenure here will be rewarding and fun.
-Bob Cooper
rcooper(at)warnell.uga.edu
Ecosystem Management
A unifying concept for natural resources conservation and management.
Environmental Indicators
Using model organisms that might be effective indicators of the larger ecosystem effect.
Climate Change
Understanding the potential impact of climate change to guide conservation strategies .
Quantitative Ecology
Using quantitative approaches to inform wildlife conservation and management.
Tropical Ecology
Tropical research focusing on the New World tropics, large-scale conservation and agroecosystems.
"To keep every cog and wheel is the first precaution of intelligent tinkering"
-Aldo Leopold
Monitoring for nesting Wilson's plovers and American oystercatchers on Little St. Simons Island
The long-running black-throated blue warbler project is located at Coweeta Hydologic Laboratory.
As part of a population and demography study, Anna Joy Lehmicke captured and banded Seaside Sparrows in Jackson County, Mississippi.
Monitoring for nesting Wilson's plovers and American oystercatchers on Little St. Simons Island