Thomas Bragg

Thomas Bragg is a Professor and Preserve Director at the University of Nebraska Omaha (UNO), affiliated with the Department of Biology within the College of Arts and Sciences. His roles include teaching and research in ecology-focused fields. He maintains an office in 514 AH and a lab in 401 AH.

• Educations: Ph.D. (specific institution unspecified).

Research interests center on plant community dynamics and diversity in ecosystems like Tallgrass Prairie, Loess Hills Prairie, Nebraska Sandhills Prairie, Eastern Deciduous Forests, and Loess Hill Savanna. Specific emphases include fire regimes (season/frequency of burning), historic fire return intervals via dendrochronology, and fire effects in Australian desert grasslands linked to mammal reintroduction efforts. He consults on sustainability topics.

No specific articles are listed in the provided text, but his work spans North American and Australian ecological studies. No scientific awards are mentioned.

He advises students in ecology-related disciplines but no named advisees are listed. Grants and lab details are not specified, though his lab is located in 401 AH. He contributes to restoration ecology initiatives and cross-continental ecological research collaborations.