Current lab members and volunteers
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Tim Davidson
Davidson studies marine ecology, conservation biology, and human impacts in the marine and aquatic environment. He received his BS in Environmental Science at Oregon State University, MS in Biology from the Oregon Institute of Marine Biology, and PhD in Environmental Sciences and Resources at Portland State University. Davidson also completed post-docs at the Smithsonian Tropical Research Institute in Panama and University of Hawaiʻi at Mānoa. When he is not exploring wetlands, reefs, or the intertidal, he enjoys surfing, travelling, and practicing Judo as an assistant instructor at the Sacramento State Judo Club |
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Sarah Albright (MS student): under construction
Jessica Nichols (MS student): under construction
Ethan Roberts (Undergrad researcher): under construction
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Volunteers & new research students:
- Jenna Grossman - Studying the impacts of invasive marine algae
- Jane Simeon - Creating biological illustrations for an educational plant ecology game
Former lab members & volunteers at Sac State:
- Jessica Agajan - Analyzed patterns of leaf herbivory in native and invasive mangroves
- David Boelen - MS student from OSU - studied the biogeography of marine wood boring crustaceans and mollusks
- Allyson Bricker - SURE Award recipient - investigated how ecosystem engineering isopods affect predation rate in the intertidal
- Danielle Nestler - Analyzed patterns of leaf herbivory in native and invasive mangroves
- Aliyah Penn - Examined marine debris and plastic pollution abundances in the intertidal
- Jonathan Semkiw - Examined marine debris and plastic pollution abundances in the intertidal
- Anthony Ziba - LSAMP Award recipient - studied patterns of leaf herbivory and predation in Florida mangroves