Research Professional II
rbeasley@srel.uga.edu
Interested in all aspects of science; research endeavors include plant pathology, invasive species, field biology, wildlife genetics, virology and plant and animal tissue culture; responsibilities include lab manager for Lance Lab and oversight of the genetic marker development program
Research Professional III
lbryan@srel.uga.edu
Vertebrate ecology, avian habitat use and contaminant uptake, threatened and endangered species conservation, contaminant uptake in aquatic species
Senior Research Associate
kurt@srel.uga.edu
Life history and evolutionary ecology of herpetofauna, and application to conservation and habitat management; upland habitat needs of seasonal wetlands herpetofauna; effects of land management; reintroduction methods; global turtle conservation
Research Professional III
fletcher@srel.uga.edu
Ecology and reproductive biology of stream fishes, stream disturbance assessment and restoration, disturbance histories of upper coastal plain streams, and GIS applications in stream assessments
Research Professional I
jgreene@srel.uga.edu
Population dynamics and ecology of freshwater turtles; natural history and conservation of reptiles and amphibians; biodiversity of isolated wetlands; maintenance of historical and long term data sets
Research Professional I
rkennamer@srel.uga.edu
Avian ecology, avian population ecology, and environmental contaminants
Research Professional III
lee@srel.uga.edu
Botany, plant ecology, wetlands, habitat management and restoration, rare plant conservation
Research Professional III, serves as Analytical Services Manager
lindell@srel.uga.edu
Recent research projects focused on contaminant bioaccumulation in aquatic macroinvertebrates and biogeochemistry of constructed wetlands
Research Professional II
Kiprice@uga.edu
Research interests include wildlife ecology and conservation; southern pine forest habitat management; population dynamics and contaminants in freshwater turtles
Research Professional III
scott@srel.uga.edu
Amphibian ecology, amphibian use of isolated wetlands, ecological risk analysis, K-12 science outreach
Research Professional I
Stankus@srel.uga.edu
Provide field and lab support to a number of researchers studying effects of heavy metals on biota in disturbed streams and retention ponds. The various research projects target effects on organisms ranging from microbes to macroinvertebrates
Maintaining and propagating the medaka culture, operating the Low Dose Irradiation Facility, and assisting with contaminant studies that use medaka as a model organism; research interest include ecology and environmental toxicology