Education & Professional History
University of Minnesota, BSc; University of Michigan, MSc; University of Minnesota, PhD
John Berini is a landscape ecologist interested in how environmental change is influencing the behavior of large mammals. He is particularly interested in how landscape-level variation in the abiotic environment leads to spatially explicit differences in plant chemistry and the movement and feeding behaviors of the animals that depend on these plants.
At Carleton since 2019.
Organizations & Scholarly Affiliations
International Association for Landscape Ecology
Ecological Society of America
American Society of Mammalogists
Current Courses
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Fall 2022
BIOL 224: Landscape Ecology
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BIOL 225: Landscape Ecology Laboratory
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BIOL 399: Critical Reading and Analysis of Primary Literature
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Winter 2023
BIOL 126: Energy Flow in Biological Systems and Lab
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BIOL 210: Global Change Biology
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BIOL 399: Critical Reading and Analysis of Primary Literature
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Spring 2023
BIOL 125: Genes, Evolution, and Development and Lab
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ENTS 120: Introduction to Geospatial Analysis & Lab
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Winter 2024
BIOL 126: Energy Flow in Biological Systems and Lab