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Ponderosa pine dieback in the Jemez Mountains, NM.

  Climate Change: The Science of Impacts

  Software for Assisted Habitat Modeling (SAHM) for VisTrails

  Snakes in the Wrong Places: Gordon Rodda’s Career in Invasive Species Research

  Giant Constrictor Snakes in Florida: A Sizable Research Challenge

  High Throughput Computing: A Solution for Scientific Analysis

  Resource for Advanced Modeling (RAM)

  National Ecological Observatory Network (NEON)

  Stalking snakes: Days (and nights) in the life of a Brown Treesnake Rapid Responder

Total Current Project: 5

 Control and Containment of the Brown Treesnake and Other Invasive Reptiles
 

 Developing Ecological Forecasting Models
 

 Documenting, Mapping, and Predicting Invasive Species Using the Fort Collins Science Center's RAM (Resource for Advanced Modeling)
 

 Research on Introduced Florida Snakes
 

 U.S. Geological Survey-NEON Science Liaison
 

 Learn More: Invasive Species Science Research Archive

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