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Gordon Fitch is an Assistant Professor in the Department of Biology at York University. His research focuses on understanding the impact of environmental stressors on species interactions and the consequences for populations and ecosystem function. His lab specifically investigates the dynamics of plant-pollinator interactions, with a strong emphasis on bees and their relationships with plants. Current projects in his lab include studying the effects of urbanization and agricultural land management on bee movement and foraging behavior, as well as the role that parasites play in shaping these foraging preferences. Through a combination of field surveys, manipulative experiments, and modeling approaches, Fitch aims to unravel the ecological complexities that influence biodiversity and promote sustainable future practices.
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