Adjunct Faculty
R. Bruce Allison
Adjunct Assistant Professor
Email: rbruceallison@tds.net
Expertise: Consulting arborist R Bruce Allison is an author, educator, researcher and inventor. He is an internationally recognized expert in advanced technology in tree decay detection and tree risk assessment.
Curt Meine
Adjunct Assistant Professor
Email: curt@aldoleopold.org
Expertise: Curt is a conservation biologist and writer based in Sauk County. He is a Senior Fellow with the Aldo Leopold Foundation and the Center for Humans and Nature.
Michael Meyer
Adjunct Assistant Professor
Email: Michael.Meyer@wi.gov
Expertise: Impacts of contaminant exposure on Wisconsin wildlife populations, impacts of development on northern lakes wildlife populations, climate change impacts on wildlife and habitat.
Eduardo Santana-Castellon
Adjunct Associate Professor
Email: esantanacas@gmail.com
Expertise: Biological Conservation, Avian Ecology, Extinction of Species, Tropical Ecology, Wildlife Management, Protected Areas Management, Bird Conservation and Monitoring, Natural Resources and Social Development, Territory and Sustainability
Affiliate Faculty
Nick Balster
Title: Assistant Professor
Email: njbalster@wisc.edu
Expertise: Soil Science; Nutrient and carbon cycling in forest, nursery & urban ecosystems
Murray Clayton
Title: Professor Emeritus
Email: mkclayto@wisc.edu
Expertise: Theoretical statistics; Plant Pathology; Epidemiology
Rick Lindroth
Title: Professor
Email: richard.lindroth@wisc.edu
Expertise: Range from biochemical to ecosystem ecology, with a strong evolutionary perspective. A major emphasis is chemical mechanisms that mediate ecological interactions, with particular interest in plant-herbivore interactions
Erika Marin-Spiotta
Title: Associate Professor
Email: marinspiotta@wisc.edu
Expertise: Biogeochemical and ecological effects of landscape disturbance and shifts in biodiversity due to changes in land use and climate, with a focus on terrestrial carbon cycling.
Ken Raffa
Title: Professor Emeritus
Email:kraffa@wisc.edu
Expertise: Processes affecting population dynamics of forest insects, especially tree defense, tritrophic signaling, and symbioses.