Karen Arabas
Professor
Environmental & Earth Sciences
Willamette University
United States of America
Biography
Dr. Karen Arabas is currently working as Professor of Environmental & Earth Sciences in Willamette University. She received Ph.D. in Geography from the Pennsylvania State University, M.A. in Environmental and Resources Policy from George Washington University and B.A. in Environmental Science from Wesleyan.
Research Interest
forest ecology and biogeography, application of theory to managing and restoring forests, natural and human disturbances to forests and interpret past disturbances and their impacts on forests, such as fire, climate and competition
Publications
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Arabas KB, Hadley KS, Larson ER. Fire history of a naturally fragmented landscape in central Oregon. Canadian Journal of Forest Research. 2006 May 1;36(5):1108-20.
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Arabas KB, Black B, Lentile L, Speer J, Sparks J. Disturbance history of a mixed conifer stand in central Idaho, USA. Tree-Ring Research. 2008;64(2):67-80.
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Stanton S, Arabas KB. Fuel and stand conditions in an isolated, unmanaged forest landscape in central Oregon. Annals of forest science. 2009 Mar 1;66(2):1-0.
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Gildehaus S, Arabas K, Larson E, Copes-Gerbitz K. The Dendroclimatological Potential of Willamette Valley Quercus garryana. Tree-Ring Research. 2015 Jun 12;71(1):13-23.
