Assistant Professor of Natural Resource Ecology and Management
Dr. Adam Janke's research interests center on the relationships between wildlife populations and their habitats. He is particularly interested in understanding opportunities to promote the persistence and abundance of resident and migratory game birds in working agricultural landscapes in the Corn Belt. In this realm, he's examined a number of questions related to the distribution patterns, demographics, and physiology of game birds in relation to fine-scale habitat attributes or broad spatiotemporal patterns. Through partnership and communication with private landowners and state, federal, and non-governmental wildlife conservation groups, it’s his hope that my research can improve the prospects for sustainable game bird and associated wildlife populations in working agricultural landscapes in the Midwest for generations to come.
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About Adam Janke
Dr. Adam Janke's research interests center on the relationships between wildlife populations and their habitats. He is particularly interested in understanding opportunities to promote the persistence and abundance of resident and migratory game birds in working agricultural landscapes in the Corn Belt. In this realm, he's examined a number of questions related to the distribution patterns, demographics, and physiology of game birds in relation to fine-scale habitat attributes or broad spatiotemporal patterns. Through partnership and communication with private landowners and state, federal, and non-governmental wildlife conservation groups, it’s his hope that my research can improve the prospects for sustainable game bird and associated wildlife populations in working agricultural landscapes in the Midwest for generations to come.
| Present | Assistant Professor, Iowa State University ‐ Department of Natural Resource Ecology and Management | |
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