Suresh Subedi

Suresh Subedi is Assistant Professor of Biology at Norfolk State University in the College of Science, Engineering and Technology. His integrative research program examines plant-environment interactions across scales, combining observational ecology, field experiments, and modeling to understand climate change impacts on plant communities.

Research focuses on plant-microbe interactions under environmental stress, climate-driven habitat shifts for endangered species, ethnomedicinal plant conservation, and restoration strategies for imperiled ecosystems. His work spans coastal wetlands, tropical forests, and Himalayan ecosystems using GIS, remote sensing, and species distribution modeling.

Recent publications (2021-2025) address climate change impacts on endemic species, conservation strategies for medicinal plants, mortality patterns in wildlife populations, and ecological restoration approaches. Articles demonstrate strong field-based research complemented by spatial analysis and modeling.

He teaches General Botany and Biological Science, mentoring undergraduate researchers in plant ecology projects. Laboratory facilities support investigations in plant physiology, microbiology, and environmental modeling.