Jeremy Kerr, Kirsten Crandall, Alexa D’Addario, Gabrielle Ednie, Olga Koppel, Catherine Sirois-Delisle, and Matthew Watson

Jeremy Kerr holds the University Research Chair in macroecology and conservation at the University of Ottawa, where he is a professor and is active at the science-policy interface. Kirsten Crandall is a PhD student studying the ecological and environmental factors affecting the tick-borne disease system in Canada. Alexa D’Addario is a PhD student studying the movement of climate envelopes in invertebrate populations with respect to climate change. Gabrielle Ednie is a MSc student studying habitat capacity to provide microclimate refugia from climate extremes using remote sensing. Susan Gordon is a PhD student studying pollinator communities and their interactions with plant partners. Olga Koppel is a PhD student studying bumblebee responses to climate change across North America. Catherine Sirois-Delisle is a PhD student studying dragonfly responses to global change pressures across continents. Matthew Watson is a PhD student studying the global impacts of climate change on terrestrial vertebrates.