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Gretchen LeBuhn is a Professor at San Francisco State University, specializing in Ecology and Evolution. She earned her Ph.D. from UC Santa Barbara and joined SF State in 2001. Her lab investigates human-induced landscape changes on biodiversity, using pollinators and plants as model systems in urban parks, vineyards, and montane meadows. Research themes include climate change impacts and urbanization effects on wildlife.
She directs the Great Sunflower Project, the world's largest pollinator-focused citizen science initiative, designed to evaluate landscape change impacts and promote conservation actions. Her research spans Sierra Nevada mountains, San Francisco parks, Ecuadorian Andes, and California vineyards. Publications include field guides on native pollinators and extensive work on pollination ecology.
