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Corey Garza is a marine ecologist who integrates various questions, techniques, and fields within marine landscape ecology to study the marine environment at multiple scales of organization. His research employs the use of drones, GIS modeling, and spatial statistics to investigate the relationship between habitat complexity and species distribution in marine communities. His work has primarily focused on the ecology of marine invertebrates, with engaged studies that aim to understand the spatial dynamics of kelp forests and estuary communities. The research conducted by his group contributes to a basic understanding of the ecology of marine communities, thereby informing management and conservation efforts. Additionally, Corey serves as the Associate Dean for Inclusive Excellence at the College of the Environment, where he supports the development and implementation of inclusive excellence initiatives across the college's academic, research, administrative, and outreach units.
University of Washington • Seattle, WA
Teaching and conducting research in marine ecology, focusing on habitat complexity and species distributions.
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