Jazlynn Hall

Dr. Jazlynn Hall is a forest and landscape ecologist. She is an Assistant Professor in the Ecology and Evolutionary Biology Department at University of Colorado Boulder and CIRES Fellow (Cooperative Institute for Research in Environmental Sciences). She studies how disturbances like fire and deforestation influence forest carbon sequestration in the western United States and seeks to identify management solutions for maximizing ecosystem services in current and future forest systems. Dr. Hall received her PhD in ecology and evolutionary biology from Columbia University. Her dissertation research drew from principles in ecology, hydrology, and geography to determine the effects of forest disturbance from extreme events on carbon sequestration and streamflow in Puerto Rico. She holds a BS in Geography and a BA in Anthropology from the University of Wyoming. Jazlynn is a reading enthusiast, bourgeoning forager and weekend backpacker.