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Thomas Gillespie

Professor

University of California, Los Angeles

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the College

Geography

Institute of the Environment and Sustainability (ioes)

Thomas Gillespie is currently serving as a Geography Professor at University of California, Los Angeles.

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ecology environmental science climate change remote sensing forest ecology vegetation science earth science geography biogeography forestry biodiversity landscape ecology earth observation climatology urban ecology land use global ecology plant science avian biology optical remote sensing plant ecology wildlife southern california los angeles tropical dry forests applied geography ornithology spatial ecology invasion biology arid environments climatic change earth observation data wildlife ecology tropical forests hawaiian islands applied ecology geophysical research animal conservation landscape planning landscape change environmental geography climate change adaptation biodiversity conservation drylands tropical tree species protected areas urban forest hydrometeorology atmospheric research cryosphere urban geography livestock science applied meteorology climate modelling taxonomy (biology) macroecology terrestrial ecology population displacement urban forestry urban adaptation forest conservation south florida tree diversity species richness floristic composition indian subcontinent regional climate response climate system extreme weather space environment ecological modelling statistical modeling zoological taxonomy accompanies cryospheric melt water cycle intensification open challenges biological conservation forest ecosystems restoration ecology ecosystem management

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Assessing Mangrove Cover Change in Madagascar (1972–2019): Widespread Mangrove Deforestation is Slowing Down. Global Ecology and Conservation (2024)

Rémi BardouDaniel A. FriessThomas W. GillespieKyle C. Cavanaugh

wildlifeconservation sciencegeographyenvironmental sciencemangrove cover changewidespread mangrove deforestationcoastal managementconservation biologyecologyglobal ecology

Exploring and Integrating Differences in Niche Characteristics Across Regional and Global Scales to Better Understand Plant Invasions in Hawaiʻi. Biological Invasions (2024)

Lucas Berio FortiniLauren R. KaiserCurtis C. DaehlerJames D. JacobiMonica DimsonThomas W. Gillespie

ecologyglobal scalesinvasion biologyniche characteristics

Remote Sensing Approaches to Identify Trees to Species-Level in the Urban Forest: A Review. Progress in Physical Geography Earth and Environment (2024)

Jonathan P OcónE Natasha StavrosSteven J SteinbergJustin RobertsonThomas W Gillespie

physical geographyenvironmental scienceremote sensingurban foresturban forestry

The Highest Butterfly in North America. Frontiers in Ecology and the Environment (2024)

Zachary G MacDonaldThomas GillespieH Bradley Shaffer

avian biologybiogeographyenvironmental scienceentomologynorth americaecologyhighest butterfly

Citizen Science Can Complement Professional Invasive Plant Surveys and Improve Estimates of Suitable Habitat. Diversity and Distributions (2023)

Monica DimsonLucas Berio FortiniMorgan W. TingleyThomas W. Gillespie

climate changesuitable habitatcitizen scienceecologyinvasion biology

Drought-Vulnerable Vegetation Increases Exposure of Disadvantaged Populations to Heatwaves Under Global Warming: A Case Study From Los Angeles. Sustainable Cities and Society (2023)

Chunyu DongYu YanJie GuoKairong LinXiaohong ChenGregory S. OkinThomas W. GillespieJake DialesandroGlen M. MacDonald

public healthdroughturban adaptationlos angelesepidemiologyclimate change adaptationdisadvantaged populationsenvironmental scienceglobal warmingvegetation sciencedrought-vulnerable vegetationhuman impacts on the environmentsustainability sciencecase studiessustainable developmentclimate changeurban ecology

High Resolution Lidar Data Shed Light on Inter‐Island Translocation of Endangered Bird Species in the Hawaiian Islands. Ecological Applications (2023)

Erica M. GalleraniJeff BurgettNicholas VaughnLucas Berio FortiniGeoffrey Andrew FrickerHanna MounceThomas W. GillespieLisa CramptonDavid KnappJustin M. HiteRoy Gilb

endangered bird speciesavian biologyspatial ecologyenvironmental scienceclimate changeinter-island translocationremote sensinghawaiian islandsapplied ecologyecologyornithology

Who, Where, When: Observer Behavior Influences Spatial and Temporal Patterns of Inaturalist Participation. Applied Geography (2023)

Monica DimsonThomas W. Gillespie

spatial analysisspatiotemporal organizationsocial geographyspatial politicssocial influenceapplied geographysocial sciencesgeographytemporal patternsinaturalist participationclimate changeintegrated geographybehavioral sciences

A Near Four-Decade Time Series Shows the Hawaiian Islands Have Been Browning Since the 1980s. Environmental Management (2022)

Austin MadsonMonica DimsonLucas Berio FortiniKapua KaweloTamara TicktinMatt KeirChunyu DongZhimin MaDavid W. BeilmanKelly KayJonathan Pando OcónErica GalleraniStephanie PauThomas W. Gillespie

time seriesenvironmental scienceclimate changehawaiian islandsecology

The Season for Large Fires in Southern California is Projected to Lengthen in a Changing Climate. Communications Earth & Environment (2022)

Chunyu DongA. Park WilliamsJohn T. AbatzoglouKairong LinGregory S. OkinThomas W. GillespieDi LongYen-Heng LinAlex HallGlen M. MacDonald

forestryclimatologyfire ecologyenvironmental sciencesouthern californiaearth sciencechanging climateclimate changelarge fires

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Thomas Gillespie

Professor

University of California, Los Angeles

Affiliations

the College

Geography

Institute of the Environment and Sustainability (ioes)

Thomas Gillespie is currently serving as a Geography Professor at University of California, Los Angeles.

Honors

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Experiences

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Thomas Gillespie

University of California, Los Angeles

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Notable Scholarly Works

Notable Federal Grants

Collaborators

Assessing Mangrove Cover Change in Madagascar (1972–2019): Widespread Mangrove Deforestation is Slowing Down. Global Ecology and Conservation (2024)

Rémi BardouDaniel A. FriessThomas W. GillespieKyle C. Cavanaugh

wildlifeconservation sciencegeographyenvironmental sciencemangrove cover changewidespread mangrove deforestationcoastal managementconservation biologyecologyglobal ecology

Exploring and Integrating Differences in Niche Characteristics Across Regional and Global Scales to Better Understand Plant Invasions in Hawaiʻi. Biological Invasions (2024)

Lucas Berio FortiniLauren R. KaiserCurtis C. DaehlerJames D. JacobiMonica DimsonThomas W. Gillespie

ecologyglobal scalesinvasion biologyniche characteristics

Remote Sensing Approaches to Identify Trees to Species-Level in the Urban Forest: A Review. Progress in Physical Geography Earth and Environment (2024)

Jonathan P OcónE Natasha StavrosSteven J SteinbergJustin RobertsonThomas W Gillespie

physical geographyenvironmental scienceremote sensingurban foresturban forestry

The Highest Butterfly in North America. Frontiers in Ecology and the Environment (2024)

Zachary G MacDonaldThomas GillespieH Bradley Shaffer

avian biologybiogeographyenvironmental scienceentomologynorth americaecologyhighest butterfly

Citizen Science Can Complement Professional Invasive Plant Surveys and Improve Estimates of Suitable Habitat. Diversity and Distributions (2023)

Monica DimsonLucas Berio FortiniMorgan W. TingleyThomas W. Gillespie

climate changesuitable habitatcitizen scienceecologyinvasion biology

Drought-Vulnerable Vegetation Increases Exposure of Disadvantaged Populations to Heatwaves Under Global Warming: A Case Study From Los Angeles. Sustainable Cities and Society (2023)

Chunyu DongYu YanJie GuoKairong LinXiaohong ChenGregory S. OkinThomas W. GillespieJake DialesandroGlen M. MacDonald

High Resolution Lidar Data Shed Light on Inter‐Island Translocation of Endangered Bird Species in the Hawaiian Islands. Ecological Applications (2023)

Erica M. GalleraniJeff BurgettNicholas VaughnLucas Berio FortiniGeoffrey Andrew FrickerHanna MounceThomas W. GillespieLisa CramptonDavid KnappJustin M. HiteRoy Gilb

endangered bird speciesavian biologyspatial ecologyenvironmental scienceclimate changeinter-island translocationremote sensinghawaiian islandsapplied ecologyecologyornithology

Who, Where, When: Observer Behavior Influences Spatial and Temporal Patterns of Inaturalist Participation. Applied Geography (2023)

Monica DimsonThomas W. Gillespie

A Near Four-Decade Time Series Shows the Hawaiian Islands Have Been Browning Since the 1980s. Environmental Management (2022)

Austin MadsonMonica DimsonLucas Berio FortiniKapua KaweloTamara TicktinMatt KeirChunyu DongZhimin MaDavid W. BeilmanKelly KayJonathan Pando OcónErica GalleraniStephanie PauThomas W. Gillespie

time seriesenvironmental scienceclimate changehawaiian islandsecology

The Season for Large Fires in Southern California is Projected to Lengthen in a Changing Climate. Communications Earth & Environment (2022)

Chunyu DongA. Park WilliamsJohn T. AbatzoglouKairong LinGregory S. OkinThomas W. GillespieDi LongYen-Heng LinAlex HallGlen M. MacDonald

forestryclimatologyfire ecologyenvironmental sciencesouthern californiaearth sciencechanging climateclimate changelarge fires

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