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2017 – 2018
Johan Six – Visiting Distinguished Ecologist
Steve Running – Visiting Distinguished Ecologist
John Wiens – Visiting Distinguished Ecologist
Bea Van Horne – Visiting Distinguished Ecologist
Alan Covich – Visiting Distinguished Ecologist
Melissa McHale – Honor Alumn Ecologist
Kathleen Galvin – Resident Distinguished Ecologist
2016 – 2017
Ruth Shaw – Visiting Distinguished Ecologist
Brian McGill – Visiting Distinguished Ecologist
Ivette Perfecto – Visiting Distinguished Ecologist
Brandon Bestelmeyer – Honor Alumn Ecologist
LeRoy Poff – Resident Distinguished Ecologist
2015 – 2016
Mark Boyce – Visiting Distinguished Ecologist
Deron Burkepile – Visiting Distinguished Ecologist (Rising Star)
Osvaldo Sala – Visiting Distinguished Ecologist
- No video due to university snow day issues
Jesse Nippert – Honor Alumnus
Bill Parton – Resident Distinguished Ecologist
2014 – 2015
Rick Karban – Visiting Distinguished Ecologist
- Plant Communication That Affects Herbivory
- Habitat-Dependent Species Interactions and Population Control of Herbivores
Peter Vitousek – Visiting Distinguished Ecologist
- Coupled Human and Natural Systems on Pacific Islands before European Contact
- Nitrogen and Crop Production in China: Towards (more) Sustainable Intensification
Julian Olden – Visiting Distinguished Ecologist (Rising Star)
- Will species keep pace with climate change?
- Traits-based approaches and the quest for generality over contingency in freshwater ecology
Jill Baron – Resident Distinguished Ecologist
John Sanderson – Honor Alumnus
2013 – 2014
Jim Estes – Visiting Distinguished Ecologist
- Sea otters and kelp forests: an ecological history of the North Pacific Ocean
- A role for large predators in the fabric of nature
Scott Collins – Visiting Distinguished Ecologist
Winsor Lowe – Visiting Distinguished Ecologist (Rising Star)
- The causes and consequences of variation in dispersal distance
- What 60 proposals and 25,000 rocks taught me about looking closely
Kurt Fausch – Resident Distinguished Ecologist
Serita Frey – Honor Alumna
2012 – 2013
Rosemary and Peter Grant – Visiting Distinguished Ecologists
Ray Callaway – Visiting Distinguished Ecologist
- Novel Biochemistry and Exotic Invasion
- Positive Interactions and Interdependence in Plant Communities
Taylor Ricketts – Visiting Distinguished Ecologist
Tom Stohlgren – Resident Distinguished Ecologist
Suzie Boyden – Honor Alumna
2011 – 2012
Jim Clark – Visiting Distinguished Ecologist
- Interactions control forest response to climate change
- Temperature control of spring phenology in forests
John Pastor – Visiting Distinguished Ecologist
- Delays and asynchronies in ecosystems: nutrient cycles and population cycles in wild rice
- Delays and asynchronies in ecosystems: stable limit cycles and chronic wasting disease
Emily Bernhardt – Visiting Distinguished Ecologist (Rising Star)
- How many mountains can we mine? The environmental costs of surface coal mining for Appalachian rivers
- The biogeochemical consequences of restoring wetland hydrology to agricultural landscapes
Tom Hobbs – Resident Distinguished Ecologist
Cherie Westbrook – Honor Alumna
2010 – 2011
Neil Adger – Visiting Distinguished Ecologist
Richard Bardgett – Visiting Distinguished Ecologist
Stephanie Carlson – Visiting Distinguished Ecologist (Rising Star)
Diana Wall – Resident Distinguished Ecologist
Peter Adler – Honor Alumnus
2009 – 2010
Gretchen Daily – Visiting Distinguished Ecologist
- Mainstreaming Ecosystem Services into Decision-Making
- A Countryside Biogeography: The Future of Biodiversity in a Human-Dominated World
Ray Hilborn – Visiting Distinguished Ecologist
- The status of world fisheries: is it gloom and doom or are fisheries managed sustainably?
- Bushmeat harvesting as a threat to biodiversity in the Serengeti Ecosystem
Brad Cardinale – Visiting Distinguished Ecologist (Rising Star)
Bill Romme – Resident Distinguished Ecologist
Rebecca McCulley – Honor Alumna
2008 – 2009
Eric Lambin – Visiting Distinguished Ecologist
Terrie Williams – Visiting Distinguished Ecologist
- Holes in the planet landscape: The importance of research “oases” for large mammal survival
- Do carnivores count calories? How environmental perturbation is leading to an energy crisis in large populations
John Sabo – Visiting Distinguished Ecologist (Rising Star)
- Ground water as an ecological currency in desert gallery forest food webs
- Hydrologic variability and the length of stream food chains
Barry Noon – Resident Distinguished Ecologist
Jason Kaye – Honor Alumnus
2007 – 2008
H. Kern Reeve – Visiting Distinguished Ecologist
- Reproductive skew and the quest for unifying models of social behavior
- A general approach to conflict resolution within groups of animals, plants, cells, and genes
Doug Schemske – Visiting Distinguished Ecologist
- Ecological genetics of geographic adaptation in plant populations I
- Ecological genetics of geographic adaptation in plant populations II