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Service
The service I provide in my position complements my work as a teacher-scholar, and in some instances allows a direct venue to incorporate my research and teaching interests. A common theme that emerges in many of my service-oriented efforts is a dedication to natural history and conservation.
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Seed Dispersal
Animal-mediated seed dispersal is a focal area of interest in the lab. Current efforts center on ants and the seeds they disperse, as well as seed dispersal by vertebrates.
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Experiential Learning
Service learning to meet partner organization missions and undergraduate research are fundamental components of my teaching.
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Forest/Land Management
The effects of forest management and land-use change on biodiversity are of interest in the lab’s research portfolio. Biodiversity of interest include species that provide ecosystem services, including pollinators and seed dispersers.
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Research and teaching on wildlife-plant interactions, and effects of global change on biodiversity
Contact: Charles Kwit, Department of Forestry, Wildlife and Fisheries, University of Tennessee, 274 Ellington Plant Sciences Building, Knoxville, TN 37996
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