Amanda Koltz
Senior Scientist
I am a global change ecologist interested in how species interactions influence community composition and ecosystem function in the context of environmental change. I use common, widespread organisms that are sensitive to change - like wolf spiders, mosquitoes and gut worms - to better understand how the animals in our everyday lives impact the ecosystems we live in.
Personal website: www.amkoltz.weebly.com
Twitter:@amandakoltz
In the News:
Small but mighty: Measuring parasites’ footprints
Wolf spiders may turn to cannibalism in a warming Arctic
Warming alters predator-prey interactions in the Arctic
Higher Education Channel: Arctic Wolf Spider's Changing Diet May Help Keep Arctic Cool & Lessen Some Impact of Global Warming