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orcid:
ORCiD:
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           url-name: researchgate
           url-name: researchgate
           visibility: public
           visibility: public
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USGS Staff Profile:
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   affiliation: []
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    name: Jay Diffendorfer
     abstract: Research Ecologist with the Geosciences and Environmental Change Science
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       Center
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     abstract: I'm an applied ecologist working at the Geosciences and Environmental
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       Change Science Center.
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     email: jediffendorfer@usgs.gov
     abstract: Trained as an ecologist, I originally worked on spatial ecology and
    orcid: 0000-0003-1093-6948
       conservation biology, including a USGS-funded post doc at University of Miami
     intro_statements:
       modelling reptile and amphibian responses to possible restoration scenarios
    - I'm an applied ecologist working at the Geosciences and Environmental Change
       Science Center.
     expertise_terms:
    - geospatial analysis
    - biodiversity
    - ecological competition
    - ecological processes
    - ecosystem diversity
    - ecosystem functions
    - ecosystems
    - environmental assessment
    - habitat alteration
    - habitats
    - shrubland ecosystems
    - human impacts
    - land use and land cover
    - land use change
    - spatial analysis
    - natural resource management
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    - endangered species
    - invasive species
    - species diversity
    - vegetation
    - vertebrates
    - wildlife
    - wildlife population management
    - field methods
    - mathematical modeling
    - mathematical simulation
    - statistical analysis
    - climate change
    - effects of climate change
    - fires
    - energy resources
    - maps and atlases
    professional_experience:
    - 2014-            Research Scientist and Supervisor, Geosciences and Environmental
      Change Science Center, USGS, Lakewood, Colorado
    - 2008-2014    Research Scientist, Geosciences and Environmental Change Science
      Center, USGS, Lakewood, Colorado
    - 2004-2008    Associate Scientist, Illinois Natural History Survey, Champaign,
      Illinois
    - 1998-2004    Assistant/Associate Professor, San Diego State University, San
      Diego, California
    - 1995-1998    Postdoctoral research with USGS, University of Miami, Miami, Florida
    education:
    - University of Kansas, Ph.D., (Ecology), 1995
    - Ohio University, BS, (Wildlife Biology), 1989
    affiliations: []
    honors: []
     abstracts: []
    personal_statement: Trained as an ecologist, I originally worked on spatial ecology
       and conservation biology, including a USGS-funded post doc at University of
       Miami modelling reptile and amphibian responses to possible restoration scenarios
       in the Everglades.  I then worked as an assistant and full professor at San
       in the Everglades.  I then worked as an assistant and full professor at San
       Diego State University, studying relationships between urbanization, fire, and
       Diego State University, studying relationships between urbanization, fire, and
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       work on science related to the energy-environment nexus, ecosystem services,
       work on science related to the energy-environment nexus, ecosystem services,
       and applied ecology.
       and applied ecology.
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  email: jediffendorfer@usgs.gov
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  name: Jay Diffendorfer
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