MARIE-JOSÉE FORTIN

trees and shrubs in front of glass buildings

Professor
Department of Ecology and Evolutionary Biology
University of Toronto

Fellow of the Royal Society of Canada
Canada Research Chair Tier 1 in Spatial Ecology

Email: mariejosee.fortin@utoronto.ca
Personal website: http://fortin.eeb.utoronto.ca

Expertises

  • Spatial ecology
  • Network theory
  • Species dispersal
  • Connectivity
  • Species distribution modeling
  • Forest ecology
  • Disturbance ecology
  • Conservation
  • Protected areas

Research Interests

Marie-Josée Fortin (Professor) is a world leader in spatial ecology. Fortin’s research focuses on conservation biology issues. She investigates how ecological processes and environmental factors affect species persistence, species dispersal, and species range dynamics.

She authored and co-authored several books: 
Fortin & Dale. 2005 and 2014. Spatial analysis. A guide for ecologists.
Fletcher & Fortin. 2019. Spatial Ecology and Conservation Modeling: Applications with R.

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