Aiyu Zheng 郑艾雨
Born and raised in Sichuan, China, I am a forest ecologist with backgrounds in climate science and environmental education. I use mathematical models to understand how life histories of “grassy trees” like bamboo and palms evolved and their ecological impact on forest communities under resource competition and rapid climate change. I also work in the field to test my theories and draw inspiration to formulate new questions. I am dedicated to helping people find their unique connections to nature using the power of ecological thinking: embrace our roles in complex ecological processes and understand our constraints as scale-dependent observers of amazing natural patterns. Click here to visit my Chinese blog.
TONI PUTNAM. Sacred Grove, 1996. Grounds for Sculpture, NJ.