Welcome to the LaMontagne Lab website
Our lab is interested in understanding patterns of population change over space and time, and the drivers of those patterns. We work on a range of scales, from individual organisms, to local populations, and continental and global scales. Our research includes a number of study systems; from the remarkably highly-variable patterns of reproduction in plants (called 'mast seeding') and consumer-resource dynamics, to the impacts of climate change on tree reproduction, and variation in habitat quality across levels of urbanization.
To learn more about our lab, explore our website, or contact Dr. Jalene LaMontagne at the link below.
Our lab is interested in understanding patterns of population change over space and time, and the drivers of those patterns. We work on a range of scales, from individual organisms, to local populations, and continental and global scales. Our research includes a number of study systems; from the remarkably highly-variable patterns of reproduction in plants (called 'mast seeding') and consumer-resource dynamics, to the impacts of climate change on tree reproduction, and variation in habitat quality across levels of urbanization.
To learn more about our lab, explore our website, or contact Dr. Jalene LaMontagne at the link below.
Land Acknowledgement: DePaul University is in Chicago and resides on the ancestral homelands of the Council of the Three Fires: The Potawatomi, Ojibwe, and Odawa Nations. The Sac, Fox, Myaamia, Ho-Chunk, and Menominee have also called this area home. We recognize these Nations as the traditional stewards of this land and its importance for the 65,000 Indigenous peoples thriving here today.