Nicholas Russo

Nicholas Russo is a Postdoctoral Fellow at Harvard University, specializing in movement ecology through remote sensing and animal observation integration. His research focuses on animal-vegetation interactions, seed dispersal dynamics, and invasive species dispersal mechanisms.

• Affiliation: Harvard University (Organismic and Evolutionary Biology)
• Education: PhD in Ecology and Evolutionary Biology from University of California, Los Angeles

Research Areas:

• 3D Vegetation Structure Analysis
• Seed Dispersal by Frugivores
• Remote Sensing Applications
• Biological Invasions
• Bryophyte Dispersal Mechanisms
• Community-Driven Conservation

His work with Baka and Badwe'e forest guides emphasizes biocultural conservation. Current research explores vegetation-animal behavior feedback loops in African forests and their carbon storage implications.