People - Grassland Ecology

 Lindsey joined the lab in the fall of 2012 after completing a B.S. in Environmental Management at the

University of Tennessee at Martin. Her general research interests include evaluating soil microbial

communities in pasture ecosystems and responses to global climate change. For her M.S. research, Lindsey

investigated the seasonal responses of soil microbes and enzyme activities in a hay-managed grassland to

predicted increases in temperature and precipitation as part of the UK Climate Change Project. Lindsey

successfully defended her M.S. thesis in July 2012, and is now working on her doctorate in the lab.

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