Jessie C. Buettel

Postgraduate (P.h.D) student, University of Tasmania

Jessie Buettel is a postgraduate student at the University of Tasmania who researches ecological and anthropogenic change in plant and animal communities. Her focus is on analysing and modelling spatio-temporal patterns to reveal hidden information on processes in complex systems.

Experience

2015–present

Research associate, University of Tasmania

Education

2013

University of Tasmania, B.Sc. (Hons I)

Publications

2016

Emigration is costly but immigration has benefits in human‐altered landscapes, Functional Ecology
2016

Egress! How technophilia can reinforce biophilia to improve ecological restoration, Restoration Ecology

Grants and Contracts

2016

Forest of Stars

Role:

Chief Investigator

Funding Source:

Multidisciplinary Environment Research Group

Professional Memberships

Ecological Society of Australia
Ecological Society of America