
Dr. Stephanie Pau
Principal Investigator
Stephanie is a National Geographic Explorer and an Associate Professor with a joint appointment in the Department of Geography and the Department of Environmental Science, Policy, & Management at UC Berkeley. She is a global change ecologist and biogeographer who studies the impacts of climate change on the habitats and ecosystems that sustain us. Much of her research uses satellite and near-surface (e.g., mounted camera and drone) remote sensing to understand patterns of biodiversity and ecosystem functions across space and time.
Our Team

Shannon Bayliss
Postdoctoral Researcher (ESPM)
sbayliss@berkeley.edu

Jack Hagenbuch
Ph.D Student (ESPM)
jack_hagenbuch@berkeley.edu

Madison Arndt
M.S. Student (Range and Wildlife Management)
madi_arndt@berkeley.edu

Christina Jiang
B.A./B.S. Student (Geography/ESPM)
jinghanjiang@berkeley.edu

Bruno McDarrah
B.A./B.S. Student (Geography/ESPM)
bmcdarrah@berkeley.edu

Loulou Ziegler
B.A./B.S. Student (Geography/ESPM)
loulouziegler@berkeley.edu

