I am a ecologist with interests in conservation biology, plant ecology, demography, community dynamics, and quantitative methods. I am also dedicated to protecting natural places and biodiversity.
PhD, Stony Brook University, Stony Brook, New York, 2014
Ecology and Evolution
BA, Columbia University, New York, New York, 2003
Physics
Ecology, plant ecology, invasion biology, global change biology, quantitative ecology
ENS 511: Plant Ecology and Conservation
ENS 610: Environmental Science I
ENS 623: Research & Statistical Methods
ENS 772: Thesis Preparation
ENS 792: Rsrch in Envrnmntl Sci I
ENS 793: Rsrch in Envrnmntl Sci II
ENS 798: Tpc: Environmental Science
ENV 100: Water, Wildlife and Windmills
ENV 110: Nature & Culture: Connections
ENV 221: Envrmntl Sci: Web of Life
ENV 498: Mentoring Seminar
ENV 499: Senior Year Exp/Environmental
EP 603: Envrnmntl Sci for Policymakers
EP 610: Cntmpry Issues in EP: Capstone
ESP 610: Prncples of Envrnmntl Sci
ESP 772: Thesis Preparation
ESP 792: Research 1
ESP 793: Research II
ESP 794: Cntmprry Envrnmntl Issues: Cps
LAW 802: Science for Env. Lawyers
MAT 141: Intro Stats for the Life Sci
Environmental Studies Professor Matthew Aiello-Lammens provides an expert analysis to WHYY (part of NPR and PBS) discussing the fire risks associated with dry conditions and wind patterns following the Jones Road wildfire in New Jersey.
Environmental Science Professor Matthew Aiello-Lammens speaks with News 12 about the recent Yonkers rockslide that caused a large boulder to partially collapse a building, he notes landslides this time of year are not uncommon.
Environmental Science Professor Matthew Aiello-Lammens provides insight to Newsday on post-fire regeneration efforts in Suffolk County, explaining how dwarf pitch pines rely on fire to disperse seeds and restore biodiversity.