Assistant Professor of Ecology and Evolutionary Biology
in Fordham University's Department of Biological Sciences
the Louis Calder Center Biological Field Station
e-mails: jlapblca at gmail.com; jl101 at princeton.edu; jbl96 at cornell.edu
See also profiles on ResearchGate and Google Scholar
Past Position: Lecturer
Department of Ecology and Evolutionary Biology
Princeton University, Princeton, NJ 08544
Welcome to my web site! I am a behavioral ecologist and natural historian working primarily on Neotropical bird species, including close collaborations with my postdocotral advisor Dr. Christie Riehl's lab at Princeton University. As an educator, I have taught tropical biology field courses and am hoping to run similar courses at Fordham in addition to classes in animal behavior, behavioral ecology, and ornithology. Check out my About Me section for a little more on my personal science story.
Aquatic mist-nets in place to catch Greater Anis as they move about in their territory; Barro Colorado Nature Monument, Panama.