Agricultural and Life Sciences (IFAS)

Melissa Miller Lab

Led by Melissa Miller · Wildlife Ecology and Conservation

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What we study

The Miller Lab studies how invasive reptiles affect ecosystems in the Everglades, using fieldwork, genetics, and spatial analysis. They collaborate with agencies to improve invasive species management.

What working here is like

  • Computational
  • Wild animals
  • Coding helps
Projects
4
Papers
5

Current projects

Emerging parasites and pathogens co-introduced with invasive species

Examining how parasites affect invasive species and their impact on ecosystems.

Linking invasive species removal efforts with their ecology

Studying how removal efforts influence invasive species populations and ecosystems.

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Innovative tools and technologies for invasive species control

Exploring new methods to improve the effectiveness of invasive species control.

Statistical assessment of invasive species management strategies

Evaluating the success of different management strategies for invasive species.

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Recent papers, explained

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