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The Lewis Lab of Applied Coastal Ecology is firmly rooted in anti-racist frameworks and practices. We understand that collaborations built on centering historically excluded perspectives are critical to advancing science and society as we experience the catastrophic impacts of climate change.

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Kristy Lewis – PI
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Kristy Lewis – PI

CV-April 2023 I am a biological oceanographer using geospatial and ecosystem modeling approaches to investigate how global change impacts marine food webs and the coastal communities who live there. My …

Meet the Lab!
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Meet the Lab!

    Click on the photos or names below to learn more about LLACE’s lab members! Kristy Lewis – PI   Michelle Shaffer – PhD   Victoria Roberts – PhD …

Alumni
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Alumni

Graduate Students Kira Allen – MS, 2022  I’ll be working as a quantitative estuarine ecologist at the South Florida Water Management District. The position involves using the District’s extensive monitoring …

LLACE has several current and future projects that we're excited about!

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LLACE YouTube Channel
Seascape Ecology Class
Lesson Plans and Teaching Resources

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Gender equity in the time of COVID

In the recent Proceeding of the Natural Academy of Science opinion “In the wake of COVID-19, academia needs new solutions to ensure gender equity” by Malisch et al., Kristy Lewis and …