Plant-animal interactions

This subclass comprises research and experimental development in plant-animal interactions.

Parent Category

Doctor of Philosophy in Botany (PhD)

The Botany Department is one of the largest and strongest plant-focused departments in North America with roots extending back to the founding of UBC in 1915. Our departmental community of more than 260 consists of 40 full-time faculty members, several part-time faculty or associates, about 100…

Doctor of Philosophy in Plant Science (PhD)

Plant Science graduate program offers advanced study in applied plant biology, with a commitment to development of sustainable managed agroecosystems. Our graduate program offers opportunities for advanced studies in basic and applied research, leading to M.Sc. or Ph.D. degrees, in plant production…

Master of Science in Botany (MSc)

The Botany Department is one of the largest and strongest plant-focused departments in North America with roots extending back to the founding of UBC in 1915. Our departmental community of more than 260 consists of 40 full-time faculty members, several part-time faculty or associates, about 100…

Master of Science in Plant Science (MSc)

Plant Science graduate program offers advanced study in applied plant biology, with a commitment to development of sustainable managed agroecosystems. Our graduate program offers opportunities for advanced studies in basic and applied research, leading to M.Sc. or Ph.D. degrees, in plant production…

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Cockle, Kristina

Faculty of Forestry

Faculty (non-G+PS member)

Plant-animal interactions; Ecological applications; Bird biology; Population ecology; Avian ecology; Cavity-nesting birds; Neotropical ornithology; Anti-colonial research praxis; Editorial policy; Aerial insectivores; , Avian ecology, Cavity-nesting birds, Neotropical ornithology, Anti-colonial research praxis, Editorial policy, Aerial insectivores

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Moore, Alex

Department of Botany, Faculty of Forestry

Faculty (G+PS eligible/member)

Community ecology (except invasive species ecology); Plant-animal interactions; Global change biology; Ecological restoration (except bioremediation); Applied community and ecosystem ecology; impact of predator-prey interactions on the health and functioning of coastal wetland ecosystems; role of cultural values and knowledge in ecosystem restoration conservation; Global change impacts on coastal environments; Applied community and ecosystem ecology, Impact of predator-prey interactions on the health and functioning of coastal wetland ecosystems, Role of cultural values and knowledge in ecosystem restoration conservation, Global change impacts on coastal environments

Moore, Alex

Department of Forest & Conservation Sciences, Faculty of Forestry

Faculty (G+PS eligible/member)

Community ecology (except invasive species ecology); Plant-animal interactions; Global change biology; Ecological restoration (except bioremediation); Applied community and ecosystem ecology; impact of predator-prey interactions on the health and functioning of coastal wetland ecosystems; role of cultural values and knowledge in ecosystem restoration conservation; Global change impacts on coastal environments; Applied community and ecosystem ecology, Impact of predator-prey interactions on the health and functioning of coastal wetland ecosystems, Role of cultural values and knowledge in ecosystem restoration conservation, Global change impacts on coastal environments

Academic Units

French Name

Interactions plantes-animaux

French Description

Cette sous-classe comprend la recherche et le développement expérimental en interactions plantes-animaux.