Research in the Sewall Lab has been featured on CNN International’s weekly television program, ‘Inside Africa’.\u00a0 The program, which reaches a global audience, highlighted the research of PhD student Kim Reuter on the effects of habitat degradation on mutualistic interactions, and the research of undergraduate student Andrea Gudiel\u00a0on the links between habitat degradation and invasion by non-native plant species.\u00a0 The video segments also highlight some\u00a0of the species and field sites in which we work in Ankarana, Madagascar.\u00a0 The videos are available at the following links:<\/p>\n
Madagascar’s endangered species<\/a>\u00a0featuring Kim Reuter<\/p>\n Madagascar and deforestation<\/a>\u00a0featuring Andrea Gudiel<\/p>\n Madagascar and conservation<\/a>\u00a0featuring Kim Reuter and Andrea Gudiel<\/p>\n <\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":" Research in the Sewall Lab has been featured on CNN International’s weekly television program, ‘Inside Africa’.\u00a0 The program, which reaches a global audience, highlighted the research of PhD student Kim Reuter on the effects of habitat degradation on mutualistic interactions, … Continue reading