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Lauri Green is an Associate Professor at Bloomsburg University in the Department of Biological and Health Sciences. Her research focuses on avian ecology, wetland conservation, and climate change impacts on food webs. She has led projects using Tree Swallows (Tachycineta bicolor) to study prey availability, nest thermoregulation, and foraging behavior in artificial vs. natural wetlands.
- Ph.D. in Biology (UCLA)
- Postdoctoral work at UCLA, SCCWRP, FAU, and EPA
Her research areas span ecosystem dynamics, conservation biology, and ecotoxicology. Recent publications examine nonpoint source nutrient management, shorebird habitat use, and seagrass epiphytes. Key collaborations include Dr. Leslie Clifford (Mansfield University), US Army Corps of Engineers, and Pennsylvania State Parks.
- Professional Enhancement Grant (2019)
- Oak Ridge Institute for Science and Education (ORISE) Fellowship
She actively involves undergraduate and graduate students in research, with projects presented at conferences like the American Ornithological Society and Indiana University of Pennsylvania Scholars Forum. Media coverage includes Pennsylvania Outdoor Life and local TV.
