Associate Professor
Phone:
519-824-4120 ext. 54367
Email:
Office:
Hutt 350
Moola, Faisal
GEOG*3210 Management of the Biophysical Environment
GEOG*3600 Geography of a Selected Region
GEOG*4110 Environmental Systems Analysis
GEOG*4220 Local Environmental Managment
Faisal welcomes students who are interested in pursuing graduate opportunities in his People, Plants and Policy lab to contact him by email (fmoola@uoguelph.ca). The 3P lab presents interdisciplinary opportunities for students to pursue Masters and PhD degrees focused on conservation policy and practice, forest management, plant ecology (at the species and community level) and ethnobotany in partnership with Indigenous Peoples. Faisal is particularly interested in students with strong academic backgrounds, who are comfortable with field work and are interested in scholarly collaboration and writing.
Graduate Students Supervised
| Name | Research | ||
|---|---|---|---|
| Ph.D. + IDEV | Lukawiecki, Jessica | The measurement of outcomes of Indigenous-led conservation management and practices in Canada and exploring the ways in which Indigenous-led conservation can be supported by Canadian government as we collectively work towards meeting international biodiv | |
| M.Sc. | Mitsui, Kyomi | The effect of stress on functional traits in plants, including how traits in clonal plants affect their ability to resist and recover from stress. | |
| M.Sc. | Ni, Yu Zhao (Mia) | Exploring the distribution and phytosociology of Indigenous ethnobotanicals in southern Ontario’s Greenbelt. | |
| M.A. | Schmidt, Brodie | Research interests: Using a Two-Eyed seeing analysis (Etuaptmumk) of fire management on Turtle Island. A look at how colonial prescribed burns and Indigenous biocultural knowledge of fire could work in partnership. | |
| M.Sc. | Young, Rachel | Transdisciplinary studies such as biocultural diversity/conservation and ethnoecology; ecological system processes and functions; Indigenous-led conservation and IPCA's; and climate change mitigation and adaptation. | |
| M.Sc. | 2022 | Moo, Saw | Impacts of silvicultural herbicides on Indigenous ethnobotanical species of the Boreal Forest Region of Canada. |