COMMUNITY ECOLOGY & RESTORATION ENGINEERING
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The Angelini Lab

Improving understanding the organization and resilience of natural systems
​& using this knowledge to inform restoration
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Ribbed mussels, which aggregate in mounds on the marsh surface, locally stimulate the growth of cordgrass in a Charleston, SC salt marsh, shown in the large panel above. In the southeastern US coastal plain, Southern live oaks (Quercus virginiana) form striking, large, sprawling canopies in savannas where their branches are often draped with festoons of the atmospheric bromeliad, Spanish moss (Tillandsia unseoides). In the Angelini lab, we work in on basic questions related to the organization of natural communities, such as cordgrass-mussel and oak-epiphyte hierarchical interactions, but also work in intensively disturbed landscapes, such as salt marshes on Blythe Island that reside in close proximity to the LCP Chemical Superfund site (middle panel). We also collaborate on numerous projects to evaluate new strategies for more effectively restoring degraded ecosystems, such as these hurricane-damaged dunes in coastal Georgia (right panel).  
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  • Home
  • Research
    • Salt Marshes
    • Foundation Species Interactions
    • Tree-Epiphyte Systems
    • Resilience of Coastal Ecosystems
  • The Lab
    • Kimberly Prince
    • Sydney Williams
    • Stefano Barchiesi
    • Hallie Fischman
    • Lab Undergraduates
    • Former Lab Members >
      • Sean Sharp, PhD 2018
      • Ada Bersoza, MSc 2018
      • Emma Johnson, Undergrad, 2018
  • Publications
  • Lab News
  • Photo Gallery
  • Contact