Travis Belote is an assistant professor of landscape ecology, connectivity, biodiversity, disturbance. His Belote Lab conducts research to understand nature across spatial scales. The lab focuses on landscape conservation and landscape- and macro-ecology, including studying geographic patterns of biodiversity, modeling and mapping ecological connectivity, and working to understand how ecosystems respond to changes in land use, disturbance regimes, and climate. By integrating spatial data, models, field observations, and experiments, the lab supports ecosystem sustainability and biodiversity conservation.

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