Welcome! Our lab explores how the environment that organisms experience shapes their ecological, behavioral, evolutionary, and conservation trajectories. We focus our research on animal and plant and plant systems around the world, with active studies on plant-animal interactions, mating systems, demography and survival, signal evolution, movement and dispersal, and endangered species. Our lab takes a socially aware approach that combines community-engaged participatory research with capacity building, training, and education in the biodiversity hotspots where we work.
The Karubian lab returns from the field! Jenny from Peru, Sam from Australia, Luke from Ecuador, and Jordan from Papua New Guinea / Australia.
Jordan is featured on Tulane’s news page for his work in the Chocó of Ecuador. Check out the link here.
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