Instructor, Biology
My research has two foci: 1) wildlife and human interactions in the agricultural ecosystem. I am interested in the ecosystem services provided by pollinators and birds to humans; meanwhile, I am interested to examine the wildlife habitat value of farms and how sustainable agricultural practices can benefit wildlife. 2) I use ecological concepts to examine the microbial communities in human bodies and depict the pattern of human infectious diseases from an ecological perspective.
In the long run, I want to collaborate with my Chinese colleagues to work on wildlife conservation in China.
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About Ai Wen
My research has two foci: 1) wildlife and human interactions in the agricultural ecosystem. I am interested in the ecosystem services provided by pollinators and birds to humans; meanwhile, I am interested to examine the wildlife habitat value of farms and how sustainable agricultural practices can benefit wildlife. 2) I use ecological concepts to examine the microbial communities in human bodies and depict the pattern of human infectious diseases from an ecological perspective.
In the long run, I want to collaborate with my Chinese colleagues to work on wildlife conservation in China.
| Present | Instructor, Department of Biology, University of Northern Iowa ‐ Department of Biology | |
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Disciplines
Research Interests
Courses
- Life: The Natural World
- Capstone (Food, Energy and Society in Agriculture)
- Ornithology
- Methods in Ecology
Contact Information
University of Northern Iowa
McCollum Science Hall 117
Cedar Falls, IA 50614-0421
Office: MSH 117
Phone: (319) 273-2456
Email: