Landscape Ecology Develop the knowledge and technology for a multi-scale approach to managing natural resources for diverse human needs. The ecological consequences of changes in landscape composition and structure created through resource management and other land uses, natural disturbances, and their interactions with the physical environment limits our ability to properly manage our ecosystems. Natural resource managers, planners, and policymakers need a comprehensive, multi-scale approach for assessing commodity production, recreational opportunities, and biodiversity conservation, along with other aspects of resource management and sustainability.
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