Several faculty members, and many of their students, use the University of Colorado's Mountain Research Station in their investigations of alpine and montane environments. Some faculty members and their students use the facilities of the Organization for Tropical Studies as the focal point for their research. Others are involved with the City and County of Boulder in the study and preservation of the native ecological communities of Colorado. Following the alphabetical list of faculty, on this page you will also find a table listing each faculty member according to representative conceptual areas, focal ecological communities, and taxonomic areas. Each name links to a short synopsis of the faculty member's research interests.
Additional links go to more extensive faculty home pages, where available.
The following faculty members are primarily affiliated with one of the other two Sections, but have significant research overlap with the Environmental Biology Section. The following table is intended as a rough guide to which faculty work in each area. All faculty members have interests in multiple subdisciplines, and only a representative selection of their interests are listed here. Faculty listed in italics have their primary affiliation in one of the other two EPOB Sections. To save space, this table only links to faculty research synopses, but you will find that some of the synopsis pages contain links to more extensive faculty home pages.