James F. Reynolds

Professor of Environmental Science & Biology and Biology
Environmental Sciences & Policy

Ph.D., New Mexico State University, 1974
MS, University of Wyoming, 1971
BS, Northern Arizona University, 1969

Reynolds's experience lies in Land degradation; dynamics of coupled natural (biophysical) and human (socioeconomic) systems; effects rainfall variability and elevated CO2 on dryland ecosystems

Primary area of expertise: desertification

Secondary area of expertise: global change ecology

Curriculum Vitae

Web Links:

• The Phytotron at Duke University:
• Integrated Study of the Human Dimensions of Global Change at Carnegie Mellon University
• Global Change and Terrestrial Ecosystems (GCTE)
• UNLV Mojave Desert FACE project