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I contribute to biodiversity conservation through my roles as a researcher, an educator, and a non-profit board member. I work to boost and secure the biodiversity of wild and working landscapes through my involvement with three organizations:1) James Madison University, where I serve as an Assistant Professor.2) Lukango Tree Conservancy (https://lutreeco.com/), where I serve as a lead scientist. LuTreeCo is headquartered in the Great Lakes region of Uganda and conducts flora conservation and environmental education throughout Uganda. 3) Green Moluccas (https://greenmoluccas.id/), where I serve as a board member. Green Moluccas is a biological conservation and sustainable development organization based in the Maluku province of eastern Indonesia. The group focuses on mangrove forest restoration and the design of youth education programs that create lifelong environmental champions in Maluku.In my teaching and research, I emphasize approaches from plant ecophysiology and evolutionary ecology to test and implement ecological restoration practices on degraded land.With Lukango Tree Conservancy, I build research into business operations to optimize the use and conservation of native trees and shrubs in Uganda. We partner with universities, primary and secondary schools, nonprofit wildlife conservation groups, and athletic organizations to implement biodiversity conservation and related education programs in Uganda. We are the only member of Botanic Gardens Conservation International in Uganda, and our group operates a seedling nursery, a seed bank, and seed orchards where we develop new ways of producing and propagating threatened and endangered plant species and the plant communities in which they're found.With Green Moluccas, I co-develop social programs designed to empower communities in and near Ambon City (Maluku Province) to restore and preserve local ecosystems, especially mangrove forests. With local communities and secondary schools, we co-design and facilitate the delivery of science-based educational programs that promote understanding of local ecosystems to enhance the capacity of communities to protect their vital natural resources.
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Assistant ProfessorJames Madison UniversityHarrisonburg, Va, Us -
Assistant ProfessorJames Madison University Aug 2024 - PresentHarrisonburg, Virginia, United StatesI bring an applied ecology focus to the School of Integrated Sciences at James Madison University. My multidisciplinary team of colleagues in the Integrated Science and Technology program is unified by our commitment to holistic, systems thinking in the pursuit of solutions to vexing environmental and social issues. Current research topics in my lab include restoration ecology in tropical and temperate forests and rangelands, urban ecology and forestry, and conservation biocontrol in agricultural and forest systems. -
Lead ScientistLukango Tree Conservancy (Lutreeco) Jan 2024 - PresentSsenyendo, Bunjako Island, Buwama, Mpigi, UgandaI work with LuTreeCo to conserve tree and shrub species native to tropical Africa. We test, develop and optimize propagation protocols for native plant species, conduct annual ecosystem surveys to track the impact of our activities on the biota on our ~80 acre property west of Uganda's capital city, and we collaborate with other conservation groups in Uganda to develop ways of conserving avian, insect, and plant diversity on working land across the country. -
Board MemberGreen Moluccas Apr 2023 - PresentSeattle, Washington, United States -
Lecturer And Postdoctoral AssociateCalifornia State Polytechnic University-Pomona Aug 2023 - Jul 2024Pomona, California, United StatesIn association with the Questad lab at Cal Poly I study the potential for plant-based rewilding to improve the control of agricultural pests in citrus and avocado orchards in Ventura County, California.Research topic: Leveraging plant biodiversity for biocontrol of citrus-avocado orchard pests in Ventura county.Courses taught: Agroecology; Biostatistics; Ecology Lab -
Biological Systems Scientist | Restoration EcologistDroneseed Jan 2022 - Apr 2023Seattle, Washington, United StatesI served as lead scientist and senior manager on Mast Reforestation's (previously DroneSeed) Bio R&D team focusing on field- and lab-based biological studies of rangeland and forest seeds and seedlings in support of scalable post-wildfire landscape restoration. -
Postdoctoral Research AssociateUniversity Of Idaho Aug 2020 - Jan 2022Moscow, Idaho, United StatesIn Dr. Andrew Nelson's Silviculture Lab at UI, I assisted in the development of practical approaches for enhancing forest tree seedling drought tolerance in a production nursery setting. My team and I modified nursery irrigation regimes to improve conifer seedling root phenotypes for enhanced growth and survival in hot and dry conditions. Key publications:Moler, E. R., Toca, A., Jacobs, D. F., & Nelson, A. S. (2022). Root system adaptations represent untapped opportunities for forest tree seedling improvement. New Forests, 1-23.Moler, E.R.V. and Nelson, A.S., 2021. Perspectives on Drought Preconditioning Treatments With a Case Study Using Western Larch. Frontiers in Plant Science, 12.Vale, A., Moler, E. and Nelson, A., 2021. Two studies of the potential of drought preconditioning to enhance deep root production in seedlings of western larch (Larix occidentalis). Reforesta, (12), pp.3-12. -
Doctoral ResearcherNorthern Arizona University Apr 2016 - Aug 2020Flagstaff, Arizona, United StatesMy PhD research at Northern Arizona University (Dr. Amy Whipple's Evolutionary Ecology lab) focused on the genetics and ecophysiology of drought and heat tolerance in southwestern white pine (P. strobiformis). I studied seedling ecophysiology, morphology, and survival in response to elevated temperature during and after embryogenesis and controlled drought treatments implemented through common garden experiments. Key publications:Moler, E.R., Abakir, A., Eleftheriou, M., Johnson, J.S., Krutovsky, K.V., Lewis, L.C., Ruzov, A., Whipple, A.V. and Rajora, O.P., 2018. Population epigenomics: advancing understanding of phenotypic plasticity, acclimation, adaptation and diseases. In Population genomics (pp. 179-260). Springer, Cham.Moler, E.R.V., Kolb, T., Brady, A., Palmiero, B.N., Wallace, T.R., Waring, K.M. and Whipple, A.V., 2021. Plant developmental stage influences responses of Pinus strobiformis seedlings to experimental warming. Plant‐Environment Interactions, 2(3), pp.148-164.Moler, E.R.V., Page, G., Flores-Renteria, L., Garms, C.G., Hull, J.B., Cooper, H.F., Swenson, J., Perks, S., Waring, K.M. and Whipple, A.V., 2021. A method for experimental warming of developing tree seeds with a common garden demonstration of seedling responses. Plant Methods, 17(1), pp.1-12.Menon, M., Swenson, J., Moler, E., Whipple, A.V., Waring, K.M. and Eckert, A., 2021. Variation in gene expression patterns across a conifer hybrid zone highlights the architecture of adaptive evolution under novel selective pressures. bioRxiv. -
Graduate Research AssistantIdaho State University Aug 2012 - Jul 2015Pocatello, Idaho, United StatesI completed a Master of Science degree in Biology through the ISU Plant Ecology and Biostatistics lab led by Dr. Ken Aho. My MS research on plant-fungal symbioses revealed previously unknown relationships between the fungal microbiome of pines and the environment in which pines occur. I also completed a project during my MS program concerning the ability of cheatgrass (Bromus tectorum) to adapt to drought across just 2 generations. That work will be published in 2022 in the Wiley journal Weed Research (https://onlinelibrary.wiley.com/journal/13653180).Key publications:Moler, E. R., & Aho, K. (2018). Whitebark pine foliar fungal endophyte communities in the southern Cascade Range, USA: Host mycobiomes and white pine blister rust. Fungal Ecology, 33, 104-114.Moler, E. R., Zorio, S. D., & Aho, K. (2022). Bromus tectorum responses to intergenerational drought: Implications for evolvability and selection under climate warming. Weed Research.Moler, E. R., Reinhardt, K., Sniezko, R. A., & Aho, K. (2022). First Report of Fungal Endophyte Communities and Non-Defensive Phytochemistry of Biocontrol-Inoculated Whitebark Pine Seedlings in a Restoration Planting. Forests, 13(6), 824.
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Agroecology, Horticulture & Environmental Quality
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Ehren Moler works for James Madison University
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Ehren Moler's current role is Assistant Professor.
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Ehren Moler attended Northern Arizona University, Idaho State University, University Of Idaho.
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