Tiffany Garcia

Assistant Professor - Wildlife Ecologist

Year Hired: 2006

Specialty:

Animal Behavior, Aquatic Ecology, Agro-ecosystems, Herpetology, Community Ecology

Research Interests:

My research examines the direct and indirect effects of environmental stress on aquatic communities.  My focal species are local and invasive amphibians, and I often work in ephemeral pond and stream habitats.  I examine how amphibians respond to multiple stressors, such as hydroperiod changes, temperature and ultraviolet radiation, and how these responses influence predators, competitors and pathogens.  Agricultural impacts on aquatic biodiversity and agro-ecology strategies are also a large part of my research program.

Office: 122 Nash

Office Phone: 541-737-2164

Fax: 541-737-3590

Email: tiffany.garcia@oregonstate.edu

Address:
104 Nash
Oregon State University
Corvallis OR 97331-3803

Courses Taught:

FW251 Principles of Wildlife Conservation

FW255 Field Sampling of Fish and Wildlife

FW435 Wildlife in Agricultural Ecosystems

Degrees:

PhD - 2002- University of Kentucky
BS - 1997- University of California, Davis

Personal Interests: eating, reading, pina coladas and getting caught in the rain.

Hometown: Trinidad, CA

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