Martina Bischoff-Tingley
Martina works in the Palynology Lab as a physical science technician (PST) for the Florence Bascom Geosciences Center.
Martina Bischoff-Tingley's undergraduate work focused on the Pleistocene/Holocene transition and Tsuga migration near Prince William Sound in southern Alaska. Her graduate research examined late Holocene human settlement activity and landscape dynamics through pollen and other proxy records from the Lofoten archipelago of Norway.
Science and Products
Holocene and Modern Drivers of Wetland Change
On a global scale, wetland systems are affected by precipitation extremes, changing sea level, and population growth, influencing their capacity to moderate storm surge, filter contaminants, and provide habitats for fish and wildlife. This research takes a long-term perspective on the resilience of wetlands to a range of environmental- and human-induced changes and supports wetland management by...
Science and Products
Holocene and Modern Drivers of Wetland Change
On a global scale, wetland systems are affected by precipitation extremes, changing sea level, and population growth, influencing their capacity to moderate storm surge, filter contaminants, and provide habitats for fish and wildlife. This research takes a long-term perspective on the resilience of wetlands to a range of environmental- and human-induced changes and supports wetland management by...