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Dov F. Sax is a Professor at Brown University where he teaches undergraduate courses in Biogeography and Conservation Biology, as well as graduate courses on the dynamics of species extinctions. His research interests are centered on understanding the impact of species invasions and climate change on native biodiversity and ecosystems. Sax's work investigates the extinction dynamics of species and potential strategies for climate adaptation to conserve natural resources. Throughout his academic career, he has explored the ecological consequences of non-native species on biodiversity, particularly in relation to plant invasions at both local and global scales. His extensive research includes funded projects from the National Science Foundation and the Department of Defense, reflecting his commitment to advancing conservation strategies in a rapidly changing environment. Sax has published numerous articles in leading scientific journals and has co-edited significant volumes in the field of ecology and biogeography. He is affiliated with several scientific societies focused on ecological research. Sax’s work is pivotal in informing natural resource management and policy, contributing valuable insights into species extinction risks and conservation methodologies.
Department: Department of Economics