McCary Lab Website
Our lab investigates the fundamental drivers and consequences of global change on ecosystems, with a particular interest in disentangling the relationship between soil biodiversity and ecosystem functioning. Our research goals aim to address fundamental ecological questions, socio-ecological interactions in urban environments, and issues relating to conservation, restoration, and environmental justice. We strive to conduct our work in an ethical manner while using different platforms to communicate our research findings.
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