Breanna Paradeis-Kobiela

Breanna Paradeis-Kobiela is an Assistant Professor at the School of Natural Resource Sciences within North Dakota State University. Her research focuses on plant community ecology and restoration ecology, particularly in prairie and wetland ecosystems.

• Ph.D. in Natural Resources Management (NDSU, 2015)
• M.S. in Natural Resources Management (NDSU, 2008)
• B.S. in Biology and Biological Aspects of Conservation (University of Wisconsin, 2005)

Her work addresses prairie and wetland restoration, with specific studies on invasive species management, sediment removal impacts, and cost estimation for wetland rehabilitation. She has explored techniques like burning, herbicide application, and nutrient manipulation to enhance restoration outcomes.

Breanna's publications (15 most recent) span journals like Natural Areas Journal and Ecological Restoration, reflecting expertise in grassland dynamics, fen complex studies, and urban soil impacts. While no formal awards or student lists are documented in the provided text, her collaborative research highlights interdisciplinary approaches to ecosystem conservation.