Advancing Conservation Through Ecological Research
Thanks for stopping by! The C. Jachowski Lab at Clemson University works at the interface of conservation and global change - often in freshwater systems. Our projects typically fall into at least one of three areas:
- Behavioral ecology: understanding the causes and implications of animal movement, space use, and resource selection
- Population ecology: clarifying patterns of species occurrence and the demographic mechanisms of population change, including spatial and temporal changes in occupancy and abundance
- Change ecology: understanding how individuals and populations respond to natural disturbances and human modifications to the environment
