Nina Obiar

Research

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Biodiversity & Ecosystem Services

Top USAGE plants

‘Useful’ plants (i.e., food, medicine, materials) can be minimizied in biodiversity valuation. I investigate whether we can bridge biodiversity and ecosystem services. More specifically, I delve deeper into whether classic biodiversity metrics can be an effective surrogate for useful plant diversity.


Climate change effects on Alberta bird rehabilitation

BirdAdmittanceGraph

In collaboration with the Alberta Institute of Wildlife Conservation, I created a framework to investigate the effects of the climate crisis on Alberta avian population. The goal of the project was to predict how changing temperatures would affect rehabilitation intake. Read more here .


Competition between invasive and non-invasive species

Spotted Knapweed

By using the spotted knapweed as a model system, I delve deeper into whether native plants can compete with invasive species.


Land-based Learning

INDG 399 Word Cloud

Through a systematic literature review, I created a framework that would respectfully braid in Indigenous Ways of Being and Learning within post-secondary institutions. I focused on how institutions can implement land-based learning in undergraduate specifically to foster a reciprocal relationship with the land. Read more here .

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