Rachael Winfree

Welcome to Rachael Winfree's Lab

Members of the Winfree lab work to better understand insect pollinators and the pollination services they provide. Much of our research uses pollinators and pollination as a model system for testing ideas about the relationships among environmental change, biodiversity, and ecosystem function. We also seek to put our science into practice, through conservation and management.

LAB NEWS

Nature Commentary features the lab's work

• Nature commentary

Paper on bees and climate change

Published in PNAS - see Publications

F1000 in Ecology

I am a Faculty Member of F1000 in the Theoretical Ecology section. To see what papers F1000 is recommending, click here

• F1000

Google Scholar site

• Rachael Winfree

Winfree Lab 2011-2012, left to right below: (standing) Tina Harrison, Molly MacLeod, Rachael Winfree, Nacho Bartomeus, Dan Cariveau, Stacy Brody (sitting) Faye Benjamin, Romina Rader, Geetha Nayak, Lindsey Fenner. Not pictured, James Reilly.