My research investigates the impact of grazing intensity on plant community composition, using a combination of remote sensing and boots on the ground sampling.
Admittance Semester/Year and Program
Fall 2025, PhD in Environmental Science, Policy, and Management
Education
BS, Ecosystem Science & Sustainability, Colorado State University, Fort Collins, CO, 2025
Research Lab
Pau Lab
Selected Publications
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Hagenbuch, J., Sellers, B., Metzger, G., & Russo, M. (2024). Mapping Rangeland Vegetation Attributes to Inform Grazing Management in Moffat County. NASA DEVELOP Program Technical Report.
- Weichel, G., Hagenbuch, J., Willis, H., & Jhtaro, A. (2024). Monitoring Vegetation Impacts of Livestock Management Practices Used to Reduce Predator Conflicts on Idaho and Oregon Grazing Allotments. NASA DEVELOP Program Technical Report.
Selected Presentations
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Fall 2024 NASA DEVELOP Presentation: Mapping Rangeland Vegetation Attributes to Inform Grazing Management in Moffat County
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2024 GIS in The Rockies Conference: Monitoring Vegetation Impacts of Night Penning in Idaho and Oregon Grazing Allotments Using Remote Sensing
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Spring 2024 NASA DEVELOP Presentation: Monitoring Vegetation Impacts of Livestock Management Practices Used to Reduce Predator Conflicts in Idaho and Oregon Grazing Allotments
Selected Honors and Awards
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Eldor Paul Award for Ecosystem Science
Rangeland ecology, remote sensing
