We seek a highly motivated and productive graduate student to work on a
research project on the population ecology and habitat requirements of the
common reed, Phragmites australis.  Invasive P. australis populations are
presenting a tremendous challenge to the managers of parks and wetlands in
Ontario, who would benefit from an ability to predict the most likely sites
of future invasions.  In collaboration with Parks Canada, we are embarking
on a research project that will combine fieldwork with quantitative
modelling to better understand habitat selection and the spread of P.
australis in Point Pelee and other national parks.  Field work will be done
primarily at Point Pelee, with laboratory work and quantitative modelling
conducted at Trent University, Ontario, Canada.  Applicants should have
research experience in fieldwork and data analysis, as well as a broad
interest in ecological processes. 

Applicants should send a letter with a statement of research interests and
relevant experience, curriculum vitae with a list of publications (if any),
copies of academic qualifications, and the names and e-mail addresses of
three referees as a singe pdf file to Joanna Freeland
([email protected]; http://people.trentu.ca/joannafreeland) or Marcel
Dorken ([email protected]; http://people.trentu.ca/marceldorken) by
March 15.

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