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Michael Webster

Professor of Practice

New York University

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Arts & Science

Environmental Studies

Michael Webster is currently serving as an Arts & Science Professor of Practice at New York University.

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New York University

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ecology marine biology marine ecology aquatic ecosystems coral reefs evolutionary biology fish biology biology population biology marine systems climate change adaptation evolutionary ecology environmental science conservation biology community (ecology) biological conservation ecology evolution functional ecology population ecology ecosystem adaptation global change aquatic conservation evolutionary applications fishery research climate change adaptation fishery science benthic communities coastal research environmental planning adaptation strategies trophic impact theoretical ecology conservation policy network evolution marine biodiversity marine management population dynamics ecological networks regime shifts coral triangle behavioral ecology resource policy climatic change climate policy greenhouse gas control natural diversity community structure conservation planning practical conservation natural resources conservation politics conservation management system climate action climate crisis climate governance climate change effects interspecific behavioral interaction predator-prey interactions marine ecosystem-based management climate resilience marine biota portfolio effect predation gauntlet community dynamics coastal oceanography us conservation top 40 coral-reef fishes early post-settlement demography coral persistence future climate change biological systems odd species out null models demographic density dependence biodiversity reef-building corals conservation science sustainable development biodiversity conservation

Notable Scholarly Works

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Ecological Replacement for Reef-Building Corals. Nature Climate Change (2024)

Michael M. WebsterDaniel E. Schindler

forestrymarine biotaenvironmental scienceclimatic impactfish biologyforest ecologydeep seaecological replacementcoastal managementmarine ecologyaquatic ecosystemsearth sciencesustainable fisheriesanimal ecologyenvironmental engineeringwildlifereef-building coralsecosystem servicesevolutionary ecologyclimate change

Marine Spatial Planning to Enhance Coral Adaptive Potential. bioRxiv (Cold Spring Harbor Laboratory) (2024)

Daniel L. ForrestLisa C. McManusEden W. TekwaDaniel E. SchindlerMadhavi A. ColtonMichael M. WebsterHelen E. FoxTimothy E. EssingtonStephen R. PalumbiPeter J. MumbyLukas DeFilippoSteven R. SchillF. Joseph PollockMalin L. Pinsky

coral adaptive potentialmarine systemscoral reefsmarine ecologyoceanographyfunctional ecologyclimate changemarine protected areasmarine biologyevolutionary processescoral triangleearth sciencemarine managementecosystem adaptationecologyocean modelling

Assisting Adaptation in a Changing World. Frontiers in Environmental Science (2023)

Michael M. WebsterBecky TwoheyPeter S. AlagonaNur Arafeh-DalmauMadhavi A. ColtonAaron M. EgerStephanie N. MillerGretta T. PeclBrett R. ScheffersRebecca Snyder

global changeadaptationclimate change adaptationenvironmental scienceclimate changechanging world

Assessing the Potential for Demographic Restoration and Assisted Evolution to Build Climate Resilience in Coral Reefs. Ecological Applications (2022)

Lukas B. DeFilippoLisa C. McManusDaniel E. SchindlerMalin L. PinskyMadhavi A. ColtonHelen E. FoxE. W. TekwaStephen R. PalumbiTimothy E. EssingtonMichael M. Webster

climate change scenariosbiological conservationadaptation strategiesdemographic restorationcoral reefsecosystem adaptationadaptationclimate resiliencebiologymarine biologyconservation biologyecologyevolutionary biology

Coral Conservation in a Warming World Must Harness Evolutionary Adaptation. Nature Ecology & Evolution (2022)

Madhavi A. ColtonLisa C. McManusDaniel E. SchindlerPeter J. MumbyStephen R. PalumbiMichael M. WebsterTimothy E. EssingtonHelen E. FoxDaniel L. ForrestSteven R. SchillF. Joseph PollockLukas B. DeFilippoE. W. TekwaTimothy E. WalsworthMalin L. Pinsky

biological conservationcoral reefscoastal conservationglobal change biologybiodiversityglobal changeadaptationecosystem adaptationmarine ecosystem-based managementbiologycoral conservationmarine biologyevolutionary ecologyconservation biologyecologyevolutionary biology

Evolution and Connectivity Influence the Persistence and Recovery of Coral Reefs Under Climate Change in the Caribbean, Southwest Pacific, and Coral Triangle. Global Change Biology (2021)

Lisa C. McManusDaniel L. ForrestEdward W. TekwaDaniel E. SchindlerMadhavi A. ColtonMichael M. WebsterTimothy E. EssingtonStephen R. PalumbiPeter J. MumbyMalin L. Pinsky

ecology evolutionmarine systemscoral reefsmarine ecologyglobal changeadaptationoceanographyclimate changecoral persistencemarine biologycoral triangleecosystem adaptationecologyocean modellingevolutionary biology

Evolution Reverses the Effect of Network Structure on Metapopulation Persistence. Ecology (2021)

Lisa C. McManusEdward W. TekwaDaniel E. SchindlerTimothy E. WalsworthMadhavi A. ColtonMichael M. WebsterTimothy E. EssingtonDaniel L. ForrestStephen R. PalumbiPeter J. MumbyMalin L. Pinsky

evolutionary applicationsecology evolutionpopulation ecologyadaptationpopulation dynamicsenvironmental gradientsfunctional ecologyevolutionary ecologyecological networkspopulation biologytheoretical ecologymetapopulation persistencedirectional changeecologyevolutionary biology

Geometric Analysis of Regime Shifts in Coral Reef Communities. Ecosphere (2021)

marine systemscoral reefsregime shiftsmarine ecologybiogeomorphologyoceanographyaquatic ecosystemsmarine biologycoastal researchecology

Geometric Analysis of Regime Shifts in Coral Reef Communities. bioRxiv (Cold Spring Harbor Laboratory) (2020)

Edward W. TekwaLisa C. McManusAriel GreinerMadhavi A. ColtonMichael S. WebsterMalin L. Pinsky

marine systemscoral reefsregime shiftscoral reef communitiesecosystem interactionsbiologyfunctional ecologycommunity (ecology)marine biologytheoretical ecologycubic regime geometrytheoretical biologyapplied ecologyecology

Management for Network Diversity Speeds Evolutionary Adaptation to Climate Change. Nature Climate Change (2019)

Timothy E. WalsworthDaniel E. SchindlerMadhavi A. ColtonMichael S. WebsterStephen R. PalumbiPeter J. MumbyTimothy E. EssingtonMalin L. Pinsky

evolutionary applicationsadaptation strategiesnetwork evolutionglobal change biologyadaptationclimate change adaptationclimate changenetwork scienceecologyevolutionary biology

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Michael Webster

Professor of Practice

New York University

Affiliations

Arts & Science

Environmental Studies

Michael Webster is currently serving as an Arts & Science Professor of Practice at New York University.

Honors

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Experiences

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New York University

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Notable Scholarly Works

Notable Federal Grants

Collaborators

Ecological Replacement for Reef-Building Corals. Nature Climate Change (2024)

Michael M. WebsterDaniel E. Schindler

Marine Spatial Planning to Enhance Coral Adaptive Potential. bioRxiv (Cold Spring Harbor Laboratory) (2024)

Assisting Adaptation in a Changing World. Frontiers in Environmental Science (2023)

Michael M. WebsterBecky TwoheyPeter S. AlagonaNur Arafeh-DalmauMadhavi A. ColtonAaron M. EgerStephanie N. MillerGretta T. PeclBrett R. ScheffersRebecca Snyder

global changeadaptationclimate change adaptationenvironmental scienceclimate changechanging world

Assessing the Potential for Demographic Restoration and Assisted Evolution to Build Climate Resilience in Coral Reefs. Ecological Applications (2022)

Lukas B. DeFilippoLisa C. McManusDaniel E. SchindlerMalin L. PinskyMadhavi A. ColtonHelen E. FoxE. W. TekwaStephen R. PalumbiTimothy E. EssingtonMichael M. Webster

Coral Conservation in a Warming World Must Harness Evolutionary Adaptation. Nature Ecology & Evolution (2022)

Evolution and Connectivity Influence the Persistence and Recovery of Coral Reefs Under Climate Change in the Caribbean, Southwest Pacific, and Coral Triangle. Global Change Biology (2021)

Lisa C. McManusDaniel L. ForrestEdward W. TekwaDaniel E. SchindlerMadhavi A. ColtonMichael M. WebsterTimothy E. EssingtonStephen R. PalumbiPeter J. MumbyMalin L. Pinsky

Evolution Reverses the Effect of Network Structure on Metapopulation Persistence. Ecology (2021)

Lisa C. McManusEdward W. TekwaDaniel E. SchindlerTimothy E. WalsworthMadhavi A. ColtonMichael M. WebsterTimothy E. EssingtonDaniel L. ForrestStephen R. PalumbiPeter J. MumbyMalin L. Pinsky

Geometric Analysis of Regime Shifts in Coral Reef Communities. Ecosphere (2021)

marine systemscoral reefsregime shiftsmarine ecologybiogeomorphologyoceanographyaquatic ecosystemsmarine biologycoastal researchecology

Geometric Analysis of Regime Shifts in Coral Reef Communities. bioRxiv (Cold Spring Harbor Laboratory) (2020)

Edward W. TekwaLisa C. McManusAriel GreinerMadhavi A. ColtonMichael S. WebsterMalin L. Pinsky

Management for Network Diversity Speeds Evolutionary Adaptation to Climate Change. Nature Climate Change (2019)

Timothy E. WalsworthDaniel E. SchindlerMadhavi A. ColtonMichael S. WebsterStephen R. PalumbiPeter J. MumbyTimothy E. EssingtonMalin L. Pinsky

evolutionary applicationsadaptation strategiesnetwork evolutionglobal change biologyadaptationclimate change adaptationclimate changenetwork scienceecologyevolutionary biology

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