Frank Davis, Professor — Landscape Ecology, Conservation Planning
PhD, Geography and Environmental Engineering, Johns Hopkins University; BA, Biology, Williams College
Frank Davis brings conservation science and geographical analysis to bear in land use planning and the conservation of wild species. Davis heads the Biogeography Lab at the Bren School and his research focuses on the landscape ecology of California plant communities; the design of protected-area networks; rangeland and farmland conservation; and the biological implications of regional climate change.
Contact Information:
Office: Bren Hall 3512
Phone: 805-893-3438
Fax: 805-893-7612
Frank Davis's Home Page
Frank Davis Lab Page
Bren Courses Taught |
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Number |
Title |
Ecology of Managed Ecosystems |
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Biological Community Survey & Analysis |
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Landscape Ecology |
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Conservation Planning & Priority Setting |
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| 595 | MESM/PhD Seminar: Conservation Planning – Wildlife Action Plans |
| 595 | PhD Seminar: Ecological Sustainability |