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The Laboratory for Anthropogenic Landscape Ecology is an interdisciplinary research group composed of faculty, graduate and undergraduate students, research associates, postdoctoral researchers and our collaborators around the world. Our Lab Alumni ...
Principal Investigator  Dr. Erle C. Ellis directs the Laboratory for Anthropogenic Landscape Ecology, which is based at the Department of Geography & Environmental Systems at the University of Maryland, Baltimore County.

Postdoctoral Researchers

Doctoral Students
	Jared Margulies (2012-2017; GES)
	Adam Dixon (2015-; GES)

Masters Students
	Lindsey Gordon (2013-2015; GES)
	Jason Chang (2015-2017; GES)

Research Technicians

Undergraduate Students

• Jacob Czawlytko (2015; GES; GLOBE)
• Jason Chang (2014-2015; GES, NSF REU (F2014); GLOBE)
• Labeeb Ahmed (2014-2015; GES; GLOBE)

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• The Anthromes Working Group
  

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