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Aaron M. Hall

Conservation Ecologist

Welcome!  I am a PhD Candidate in the Fortin spatial ecology lab at the University of Toronto.  My research focuses on the conservation of species which require multiple habitats to complete their life cycle. These species are at high risk due to anthropogenic impacts in many different ecosystems.  I study what forces, natural and anthropogenic, act to structure communities, and how we can apply this knowledge to the design of reserve networks intended to protect these species.  

 

30 May 2014

 Just home from CSEE, plenty of great talks and posters, and great to spend time with old and new friends.

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26 May 2014

 Presenting my work in Ottawa on climate and landuse change as drivers of community composition at the Canadian Society for Ecology and Evolution (CSEE), looking forward to a great conference!

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14 May 2014

 Chapter 1 accepted at Insection Conservation and Diversity!  Check the publications tab !!

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Feb 2014

 Now on TWITTER!! Follow me @aarohall, here

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