Marlyse Duguid

Marlyse Duguid is a Senior Lecturer in Field Ecology, Research Scientist, and Director of Research at Yale Forests, Yale University. She holds a PhD from Yale University and The New York Botanical Garden, an MF from Yale School of Forestry and Environmental Studies, and a BS from the University of Connecticut. Her research focuses on forest dynamics, temperate woody plant taxonomy, ecological restoration, and invasive species management, with recent work examining tree microbiomes and methane exchange in upland forests, breeding bird diversity in regenerating oak-hardwood shelterwoods, and historical art as a source of insight for environmental change studies. She teaches courses including Temperate Woody Plant Taxonomy and Dendrology, Forest Dynamics, and Ecological Restoration, and collaborates with institutions across the US, Europe, Canada, and Asia.