Funded Research Projects: Restoration Ecology and Environmental Horticulture

The Restoration Ecology and Environmental Horticulture interest group investigates plants, soils, and their importance in the restoration of ecosystems with respect to their health, integrity, and sustainability, and the sustainable management of human-altered environments.

Restoration Site
 
Analysis of vegetation effects on levees

Climate Change Vulnerability in the Pacific Northwest: a Comparison of Three Approaches

Comparison, Integration, and Application of Diverse Methods to Create a Climate-Adaptation Conservation Planning Database for Western North America

Creating a Georeferenced Database for the Collections at the University of Washington Botanic Gardens

Development and dissemination of agro-meterological information systems

Development, validation, and verification of new modules for corn model MaizSim and potato model SpudSim

Enhanced phytoremediation using endophytes

Grazing and Afforestation Effects on Understory Community Composition and Diversity in Uruguayan Grasslands

Landscape conservation in a changing climate: Implementing and communicating research results

Modeling forest ecosystem responses to climate change in Korea

Modeling Particle Film Effect on Photosynthesis

National Arboretum collections

Participation of an Environmental Postdoc in Department of Defense Projects

Prairie Habitat Restoration for Endangered Species

Rare Plant Conservation Support

Regional Native Seed Project

Washington Rare Plant Conservation