Chelsea J. Little

This study examines if restoring urban stream habitats for Pacific Salmon affects organic matter decomposition rates, finding that restoration has limited impact on this key ecosystem function.

This study shows that biotic-abiotic feedbacks can generate nutrient spatial heterogeneity in a plant-herbivore model through varying dispersal, foraging, and recycling behaviors.

The paper models how consumer body size and habitat preference affect landscape-scale resource heterogeneity under global change.

This study quantifies global carbon subsidies between ecosystems, showing their significant role in ecosystem functioning and highlighting gaps in current understanding.

The paper tests how bottom-up and top-down controls affect dispersal across species and shows their impacts on community dynamics.