
Amy T. Wolf is a Senior Professor at the University of Wisconsin–Green Bay. Her research integrates forest ecology, biogeography, and biodiversity, focusing on the mechanisms that shape tree community dynamics and coexistence across global forests. Her recent work, published in *Nature*, examines latitudinal scaling of aggregation and stabilizing density dependence, while other studies in *Ecology Letters* and *Proceedings of the Royal Society B* explore legacy conspecific density dependence and spatial synchrony in tree populations. She also investigates mycorrhizal feedbacks influencing forest structure and diversity. Her research employs large-scale demographic datasets to address fundamental questions in ecosystem function and conservation.
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Wolf, Amy T
University of Wisconsin–Green Bay