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L. Lareesa Wolfenbarger, Ph.D.

L. Lareesa Wolfenbarger, Ph.D.

  • Associate Dean of Science and Research
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  • 402.554.2405
email:
lwolfenbarger@unomaha.edu
office:
  • 240C ASH
personal website:
http://www.unomaha.edu/college-of-arts-and-sciences/environmental-studies/about-us/lareesa-wolfenbarger/index.php

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Teaching Fields
  • Conservation Biology
  • Fauna of the Great Plains
Research Interests

Dr. Wolfenbarger conducts research on the ecology and conservation of grassland species and communities in the agricultural landscape of the Great Plains.

She also devotes research time to synthesizing information for policymakers and resource managers so that scientific results are readily available for decision makers.

This professor is available for consultation regarding Sustainability topics.

Additional Information

Teaching Fields
  • Conservation Biology
  • Fauna of the Great Plains
Research Interests

Dr. Wolfenbarger conducts research on the ecology and conservation of grassland species and communities in the agricultural landscape of the Great Plains.

She also devotes research time to synthesizing information for policymakers and resource managers so that scientific results are readily available for decision makers.

This professor is available for consultation regarding Sustainability topics.

Additional Information

Teaching Fields Research Interests

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