Heppell Lab

Lab Description

The Heppell Lab is a diverse group of ecologists working on both basic and applied research in the fields of marine ecology, conservation biology, population ecology, and fisheries science. Their students work from the Oregon Coast to the Colombian Pacific to the Gulf of Alaska, specializing in habitat assessment, species interactions, population distribution, and the response of populations to human perturbations. Lab members play active roles in finding solutions to local, regional, and international conservation and management problems.

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Principal Investigators
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Department Head, Professor of Fisheries
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Associate Professor of Fisheries
Research Area(s)
Ecology
Shifting Ecosystems