Amanda Klemmer
Expertise
🌊 Coastal and marine topics, 🕸Ecology, 🏔 Environmental sciences, 🐾 Wildlife
Klemmer studies food webs and how they respond to changes in resources or predators. Her current projects focus on forest-freshwater connections in inland Maine, rockweed food webs in the rocky-intertidal of Maine, and pond-terrestrial food webs in the Rocky Mountains of Colorado. Visit Klemmer’s biography to learn more.
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Appointment details
Klemmer’s work is supported by:
- School of Biology and Ecology at the College of Natural Sciences, Forestry and Agriculture
- Maine Agricultural and Forest Experiment Station
Experiment Station contributions
- Current project: Anthropogenic effects on food webs that cross aquatic-terrestrial ecosystems. Hatch project number ME022322.