Glynnis Hood, University of Alberta
Department of Environmental Science and Studies
Professor
Edmonton, Alberta
glynnis.hood@ualberta.ca
Office:
(780) 679-1556
Bio/Research
My current research focuses on wetland ecology as it relates to wildlife habitat and management. Along with investigations into water quality and quantity, I study how the presence of beavers affects pond morphometry and biodiversity. Other research interests include how human-wildlife interac...
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Bio/Research
My current research focuses on wetland ecology as it relates to wildlife habitat and management. Along with investigations into water quality and quantity, I study how the presence of beavers affects pond morphometry and biodiversity. Other research interests include how human-wildlife interactions affect access to critical habitats by wildlife and how those impacts can be mitigated using adaptive management approaches. My research approach is largely empirical, based on field studies, which are then analyzed using statistics and GIS. Much of my work has been conducted in protected areas and adjacent private and public lands. Recently, I have been conducting research at Miquelon Lake Provincial Park and the surrounding area.
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