People — The Pringle Lab

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We celebrate new and different ways of thinking about the world, and the teamwork required to do big, ambitious projects. MEET THE TEAM Professor I have always been fascinated by the ways in which species interactions “cascade” through food webs and other ecological networks. My research is motivated by curiosity, and the drive to understand how wild ecosystems work. By understanding how things work, we can appreciate them more fully and better understand how to restore them when they break. Google Scholar | CV Field Manager Beto joined the Pringle Lab after graduating from Gorongosa’s Master’s in Conservation Biology Program in 2022. He oversees several long-term research projects in Gorongosa National Park focusing on the recovery of large mammals using DNA metabarcoding and camera trapping. Lab Manager I am interested in how the structure of ecological interaction networks affects ecosystem functioning and stability. More specifically, how diets and food webs vary across scales, how

We are a collaborative team brought together by the shared goal of pushing boundaries in ecology. We celebrate new and different ways of thinking about the world, and the teamwork required to do big, ambitious projects. Meet the Team Rob Pringle Professor I have always been fascinated by the ways in which species interactions “cascade” through food webs and other ecological networks. My research is motivated by curiosity, and the drive to understand how wild ecosystems work. By understanding how things work, we can appreciate them more fully and better understand how to restore them when they

People — The Pringle Lab

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