Rubenstein School of Environment and Natural Resources

Insu Koh

Postdoctoral Associate, Gund Institute

Areas of expertise

How landscape structure and composition influence biodiversity, organism dispersal and ecosystem services

BIO

Insu's interests began when he considered the role of traditional Korean landscape configuration in mitigating environmental condition. After that, Insu's interests moved towards how landscape connectivity influences organism dispersal as related to ecosystem services such as seed dispersal, biological pest control, and pollination. Currently, he is focusing on modeling crop pollination services provided by bees across agricultural landscapes within the US. To conduct this research, he mainly uses ArcGIS and R.

Bio

Insu's interests began when he considered the role of traditional Korean landscape configuration in mitigating environmental condition. After that, Insu's interests moved towards how landscape connectivity influences organism dispersal as related to ecosystem services such as seed dispersal, biological pest control, and pollination. Currently, he is focusing on modeling crop pollination services provided by bees across agricultural landscapes within the US. To conduct this research, he mainly uses ArcGIS and R.