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Kathleen A . Lohse

INVESTIGATOR, Lead-PI

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Biogeochemistry, Soil, Watershed; Ecosystem Ecology; Soil Science; Nutrient Cycling; Soil hydrology

Associate Professor, Idaho State University
ISU - Idaho State University
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CERE - Center for Ecological Research and Education

PhD, Soil Science, University of California, Berkeley, 2002
BS, Biology, Cornell University, 1993
BA, Urban and Regional Studies, Cornell University, 1993


I am an ecosystem scientist who works at the interface of ecology, earth system science, and hydrology studying the processes shaping ecosystems and their responses to anthropogenic changes. From this foundation, I tackle the challenges and complexities of sustainability and global change science. My primary research interests include 1) understanding the hydrologic and biogeochemical processes shaping watershed ecosystems, 2) studying the ways in which land use and other human-caused changes are altering these processes in both terrestrial and aquatic ecosystems and across these traditional disciplinary boundaries, and 3) integrating social processes and other human dimensions into watershed and ecosystem management.


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208-282-3285
Department of Biological Sciences, 921 S 8th Ave, Stop 8007, Pocatello, Idaho 83209


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