Junior High and Middle School

Professor, Watershed Management
Professor, Arid Lands Resources Sciences - GIDP
Professor, Remote Sensing / Spatial Analysis - GIDP
 

Phil Guertin's recent research has focused on the use of geographic information systems for natural resource and watershed management in the southwestern United States. He currently has GIS-based research projects with the U.S. Forest Service, U.S. Army, U.S. Navy, U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service, National Park Service, U.S. Geological Survey, and Agricultural Research Service.

Deputy Director for Science Translation and Outreach, Institute of the Environment
Associate Professor and Associate Extension Specialist, School of Natural Resources and the Environment

I work to bridge the science-society interface in order to accelerate the transfer of University of Arizona environmental and climate science findings and techniques to resource managers, planners, policy makers, and other decision-makers in the region. This involves fostering dialogues between scientists and stakeholders, garnering the input of partners to research agendas and activities, developing sustained interactions between University of Arizona environmental scientists, environmental professionals, decision-makers and the public, disseminating research results and products, and conducting workshops on topics of interest to Southwest decision-makers.

Deputy Director for Science Translation and Outreach, Institute of the Environment
Associate Professor and Associate Extension Specialist, School of Natural Resources and the Environment

I work to bridge the science-society interface in order to accelerate the transfer of University of Arizona environmental and climate science findings and techniques to resource managers, planners, policy makers, and other decision-makers in the region. This involves fostering dialogues between scientists and stakeholders, garnering the input of partners to research agendas and activities, developing sustained interactions between University of Arizona environmental scientists, environmental professionals, decision-makers and the public, disseminating research results and products, and conducting workshops on topics of interest to Southwest decision-makers.

University Distinguished Professor
Joint Professor, Geosciences and
Ecology and Evolutionary Biology

My research area is paleolimnology, the interpretation of lake history from sedimentary and paleontological records. Most of my work to date has involved studies of depositional environments, paleoecology, and climate history of the African Rift Lakes and the arid climate lakes of the western US. I use paleoecological and sedimentological records as primary tools in the interpretation of lake deposits, from both outcrops and sediment cores.

Specialist Emeritus (Extension)
UA College of Agriculture & Life Sciences
Department of Entemology
 

Research Interest: The biology, ecology and control of subterranean termites.

Current continuing educational programs include environmental issues on disposal, pesticide use reduction and worker safety.

Specialist Emeritus (Extension)
UA College of Agriculture & Life Sciences
Department of Entemology
 

Research Interest: The biology, ecology and control of subterranean termites.

Current continuing educational programs include environmental issues on disposal, pesticide use reduction and worker safety.

Specialist Emeritus (Extension)
UA College of Agriculture & Life Sciences
Department of Entemology
 

Research Interest: The biology, ecology and control of subterranean termites.

Current continuing educational programs include environmental issues on disposal, pesticide use reduction and worker safety.