Walker Lab – Northern Ecosystem Ecology & Disturbance

Walker Lab
Disturbance and Ecosytem Ecology

Our research focuses on the impacts of environmental change and disturbance on the structure and function of northern terrestrial ecosystems.

Our research focuses on the impacts of environmental change and disturbance on the structure and function of
northern terrestrial ecosystems.

Our research focuses on the impacts of environmental change and disturbance on the structure and function of northern terrestrial ecosystems.

We believe that fostering a diverse and inclusive workplace is essential for scientific excellence.
We value, appreciate, and respect individual differences and work toward providing equity and access to science and scientific research.

We believe that fostering a diverse and inclusive workplace is essential for scientific excellence.
We value, appreciate, and respect individual differences and work toward providing equity and access to science and scientific research.

We believe that fostering a diverse and inclusive workplace is essential for scientific excellence.
We value, appreciate, and respect individual differences and work toward providing equity and access to science and scientific research.

Our research primarily takes place in boreal forest
and tundra ecosystems in Alaska and Northern Canada.

Our research primarily takes place in boreal forest
and tundra ecosystems in Alaska and Northern Canada.

Our research primarily takes place in boreal forest
and tundra ecosystems in Alaska and Northern Canada.

We are located at Northern Arizona Univeristy
in the Center for Ecosystem Science and Society (Ecoss)

We are located at Northern Arizona Univeristy
in the Center for Ecosystem Science and Society (Ecoss)

We are located at Northern Arizona Univeristy
in the Center for Ecosystem Science and Society (Ecoss)

Xanthe Walker, Assistant Professor
email: xanthe.walker@nau.edu
Center for Ecosystem Science and Society
Department of Biological Sciences
School of Informatics, Computing, and Cyber Systems
Northern Arizona University