Anna Hargreaves
- Professor of Conservation Ecology & Evolution, McGill University
I am an evolutionary ecologist in McGill University's Department of Biology. My research focuses on interactions among species (biotic interactions) and the dynamics of species distributions. I conduct large experiments in natural environments to test and refine theoretical ideas in ecology and evolution that have practical conservation relevance. I am especially interested in adaptation in range-edge populations, interactions among flowers and their visitors, and the role biotic interactions play in shaping species' geographic distributions.
In addition to research, I care deeply about science education. One of my on-going goals is to conduct outreach that helps improve public scientific literacy and foster an appreciation for the beautiful complexity of the natural world.
Experience- –present Professor of Conservation Ecology & Evolution, McGill University
- 2014 Queen's University, PhD Biology (Ecology & Evolution)
American Society of Naturalists Young Investigator Award
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