Barry Warner
Biography summary
Barry Warner studies the dynamics of natural, restored, and created wetlands using a variety of ecological and paleoecological indicators. These methods are used to study wetland ecosystems across a variety of spatial scales and temporal scales.
Professor Warner has studied wetlands in all parts of Canada, the United States, Mexico, Chile, Europe, Scandinavia, Russia, Japan, and Iraq.
Dr. Warner is a wetland ecologist and paleoecologist. His research focuses on wetland ecosystem dynamics of natural, restored, and created wetlands. Ecological and paleoecological (analysis of sediment stratigraphy, age dating, and biological indicators such as pollen, plant macrofossils, soil Protozoa) methods are used to study wetland ecosystems across a variety of spatial scales (i.e. local, regional and global) and temporal scales (i.e. seasonal, yearly, centenary and millennial).
Research interests
- Wetland ecology, including peatlands
- Sediment stratigraphy
- Use of ecological and paleoecological indicators, such as macrofossils and pollen to study wetland ecology
- Bioinformatics and Systematics; Mining Biological Data
- Threats to Aquatic Ecosystems and their Interaction
- Conservation
- Ecology and Environmental Biology
- Increasingly Complex Water Challenges
Graduate studies
- Currently considering applications from graduate students. A completed online application is required for admission; start the application process now.