We combine theory and techniques from ecology, evolutionary biology, quantitative genetics and physiology to better understand adaptation of populations to their natural environments. We are interested both in curiousity-driven and applied research. For the former, we work with wild mammal systems that have been studied for multiple decades (North American red squirrels and Columbian ground squirrels). For the latter, we are investigating novel threats to endangered bat species on Canada's prairies.

NEWS: We have multiple opportunities to be involved with our Saskatchewan bat project. We're currently advertising for a post-doctoral fellow, a head field technician and seasonal field technicians (please click on the position titles to access the postings).

Dr. Jeffrey Lane
Associate Professor
Department of Biology
University of Saskatchewan
Office: 1 (306) 966-4475
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