Scott Taylor
CU Boulder

Mountain Research Station special seminars + dinners explore the variety of research conducted in alpine and subalpine environments.

Dinners are $30 per seat per night ($15 per child 12 and under), and only cash or check are accepted. Part of the proceeds will go toward supporting access to field experiences for students from underrrepresented groups.  Advance registration is required.

Scott Taylor is the Director of the CU Boulder Mountain Research Station and is an Assistant Professor in the Department of Ecology and Evolutionary Biology at the University of Colorado. Research in his group is focused on studying hybridization and speciation in birds to understand the genetic bases of traits involved in reproductive isolation, population divergence, and speciation, and the impacts of anthropogenic change, including climate change, on species distributions, interactions, and evolution.