Philip promotes effective use and re-use of research data and leads research data management initiatives across ASU's research community to achieve this goal.

Kinzig looks at how humans shape and influence their natural environments and what this means for human health and Earth's ecosystems. Her work focuses on ecosystem services and the resilience of natural-resource systems.

Minteer is a scholar of environmental history and philosophy who writes about wilderness, wildlife, and conservation, especially in the American West.

Senior vice provost and dean of The College of Liberal Arts and Sciences and professor in the School of Life Sciences. Kusumi's research focuses on vertebrate genomics.

Kerrie Anne Loyd is a wildlife biologist teaching General Biology, Ecology and Conservation Science. She is particularly interested in urban and suburban ecology and studies Western Burrowing Owls.

Langergraber studies the behavior and genetics of wild chimpanzees.

Sterner is a philosopher and biologist who studies how big data and computational models can better address wicked problems for society, especially about biodiversity.

Program Manager for the Earth Systems Science for the Anthropocene (ESSA) initiative and the USEL lab.

Gerber aims to accelerate the success of biodiversity management and sustainable biodiversity outcomes by fostering relationships among academics and decision makers.

With a research emphasis in applied ecology, Lewis' research incorporates the principles of wildlife biology, landscape ecology, and conservation biology.