Kyle C. Rodman

Disturbance Ecology and Recovery Program Manager

Education

• PhD, Geography, University of Colorado Boulder, August 2019
• MS, Forest Science, Northern Arizona University, May 2015
• BA, Geography and Environmental Studies, University of Colorado Colorado Springs, December 2011

Kyle has over a decade of experience in the academic, government, and non-profit sectors, working on a range of topics related to environmental stewardship of public and private lands in Arizona, Colorado, New Mexico, Utah, and Wyoming. Kyle now works as a research scientist at ERI, where he uses tools such as remote sensing, GIS, dendrochronology, and field research to develop solutions to complex problems in forest ecology and management. Kyle’s research interests include: climate adaptation, disturbance ecology, forest demographics, historical changes in human land use and land cover, and multi-disciplinary approaches to management issues.

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