Penelope Morgan is affiliated with the University of Idaho in the United States and has contributed extensively to research in environmental science and engineering. Their work primarily focuses on fire ecology and its effects on ecosystems, with additional interests spanning fire dynamics, rangeland and wildlife management, and vegetation studies.
Their recent published papers include:
Their research is published predominantly in the journal Fire Ecology, followed by contributions to Frontiers in Forests and Global Change, Fire, and the Forest Service Research Data Archive.
Penelope Morgan's collaborative work includes frequent partnerships with several co-authors such as Francisco Rego, Chad M. Hoffman, Paulo M. Fernandes, Andrew T. Hudak, and Eva K. Strand, with whom they have co-authored multiple publications.
Their expertise lies within the broader field of Environmental Science, which accounts for most of their publications, alongside a significant number of works in Engineering. Their subfields of study include global and planetary change, safety and risk, ecology, nature and landscape conservation, and insect science.
Main topics covered in their research encompass:
In addition to journal articles, Penelope Morgan has authored a book titled Fire Science, published by Springer International Publishing in 2021.
Peter B. Landres;Penelope Morgan;Frederick J. Swanson
Craig D. Allen;Melissa Savage;Donald A. Falk;Kieran F. Suckling
Leigh B. Lentile;Zachary A. Holden;Alistair M. S. Smith;Michael J. Falkowski
Tania Schoennagel;Jennifer K. Balch;Hannah Brenkert-Smith;Philip E. Dennison
Camille S. Stevens‐Rumann;Camille S. Stevens‐Rumann;Kerry B. Kemp;Philip E. Higuera;Brian J. Harvey
Penelope Morgan;Colin C. Hardy;Thomas W. Swetnam;Matthew G. Rollins
Penelope Morgan;Gregory H. Aplet;Jonathan B. Haufler;Hope C. Humphries
Gregory K. Dillon;Zachary A. Holden;Penelope Morgan;Michael A. Crimmins
Paul F. Hessburg;Derek J. Churchill;Andrew J. Larson;Ryan D. Haugo
Camille S. Stevens-Rumann;Camille S. Stevens-Rumann;Penelope Morgan
Penelope Morgan;Robert E. Keane;Gregory K. Dillon;Theresa B. Jain
Andrew T. Hudak;Penelope Morgan;Michael J. Bobbitt;Alistair M. S. Smith
Andrew T Hudak;Nicholas L Crookston;Jeffrey S Evans;Michael J Falkowski
Penelope Morgan;Emily K. Heyerdahl;Carly E. Gibson
Frank K. Lake;Vita Wright;Penelope Morgan;Mary McFadzen
Matthew G. Rollins;Penelope Morgan;Thomas Swetnam
Zachary A. Holden;Penelope Morgan;Jeffrey S. Evans
Michael J. Falkowski;Paul E. Gessler;Penelope Morgan;Andrew T. Hudak
Kerry B. Kemp;Philip E. Higuera;Penelope Morgan
Leigh B. Lentile;Penelope Morgan;Andrew T. Hudak;Michael J. Bobbitt
Robert E. Keane;Penelope Morgan;Steven W. Running
If you think any of the details on this page are incorrect, let us know.
Exploring Ecology and Evolution often inspires students to consider various career pathways in environmental science, education, and research. Luckily, there are flexible degree options that can complement your interests or broaden your expertise.
For those drawn to supporting people and communities while addressing ecological concerns, an online degree in human services provides a fast route to a meaningful career working with organizations solving environmental and social challenges.
Many teachers passionate about natural sciences look to transition into specialized fields. Learn how to make a smooth career shift—from teaching science to becoming a speech-language pathologist—by visiting teacher to speech pathologist.
Design-minded students seeking to integrate environmental principles into built environments should consider an architecture degree online. This path enables you to master sustainable design concepts relevant to ecological restoration.
Strong analytical skills are vital in Ecology and Evolution. Earning a bachelor in mathematics online can provide the quantitative background necessary for advanced research and data analysis roles in this dynamic field.
University of Sydney
Claude Bernard University Lyon 1
University of Massachusetts Chan Medical School
Swiss Federal Institute for Forest, Snow and Landscape Research
University of Pittsburgh
Grenoble Alpes University
Fox Chase Cancer Center
University of California, Berkeley
University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill
King's College London
University of Wisconsin–Madison
Public Health England
University of Oxford
Linköping University
Guangdong University of Technology
University of California, Santa Cruz
