My research and academic interests follow three major routes: behavior of organisms living in groups (like schools of fish and colonially nesting seabirds), seabird ecology (mainly Common Murres—a ubiquitous fish-eating coastal species in the …

Julia Karon . Department: Evans School of Public Policy and Governance. Websites: https://www.linkedin.com/in/julia-karon-718a6558/ https://evans.uw.edu/profile/julia-karon/

To improve our understanding of pond CH4 dynamics, we measured summer CH4 production, concentrations, and emissions to the atmosphere in nine Alaskan wetland ponds along with …

Julia K. Parrish's 111 research works with 8,822 citations and 39,205 reads, including: The Arctic Julia K. Parrish's research while affiliated with University of Washington Seattle and other...

Julia Parrish is a professor in the School of Aquatic and Fishery Sciences and associate dean of the College of the Environment. Her work is centered on the intersection between marine ecology, conservation and resource management, and how non-experts and non-scientists can be involved in documenting pattern, collecting baseline information and ...

Julia was an NSF REU summer intern who studied the effects of pH on copepod reproduction. Julia graduated from Occidental College, went on for a M.S. at U. Melborne, and is now a Ph.D. student at Simon Fraser.

From murres to terns, from the marine environment to freshwater, from pristine outer coast islands to highly modified urban settings. In general, we seek to understand the balance of top-down, bottom-up (e.g., climate change and physical oceanographic forcing), and anthropogenic factors which lead populations to decline, OR to increase.

Julia K. Parrish is the Associate Dean for Academic Affairs and Diversity in the College of the Environment at the University of Washington. She holds a joint Professorship position in the School of Aquatic and Fishery Sciences, and in the Department of Biology, and an Adjunct Professorship in the School of Marine and Environmental Affairs.

Strong physical disturbance from hurricanes can disrupt coral reef ecosystems and precipitate a regime shift toward algal dominance, particularly in the absence of grazing pressure to regulate...

Julia Michalak. University of Washington. Verified email at uw.edu. Articles Cited by Public access. Title. Sort. Sort by citations Sort by year Sort by title. Cited by. Cited by. Year; ... TL Morelli, CW Barrows, AR Ramirez, JM Cartwright, DD Ackerly, ... Frontiers in Ecology and the Environment 18 (5), 228-234, 2020. 234: 2020: