GANDHI FOREST ENTOMOLOGY LABORATORY
Our mission is to understand the principles of community and population ecology
of forest insects &
to provide real-life solutions for forest conservation and sustainability
About
We are a dynamic group of forest health scientists working at the cutting-edge of our field. We believe that scientific innovation and breakthroughs are keys to solving many of world's critical problems.
Projects
Our research focuses on many aspects of disturbance ecology, insect-plant interactions, community ecology, chemical ecology, and invasion biology of native and non-native forest insects.
Join us
Join us on the paths to scientific discoveries & to make a real difference in the conservation and management of forests worldwide. We welcome highly driven and energetic people to our group.
Recent News
Kamal has been awarded the endowed Wheatley Distinguished Professorship in Forest Health.
Christine Fortuin had a paper accepted on functional traits of wild bees in managed forest ecosystems in the journal Forest Ecology and Management.
The Gandhi Lab has much to celebrate this semester. Huge congratulations to Dr. Holly Munro for successful completion of her Ph.D. dissertation and to Ms. Lea Clark for her M.F.R. degree!
