Dr. Gladwin Joseph

Director

Education

PhD. Forest Science, November 1996
Oregon State University, Corvallis, Oregon, USA
Thesis title: Water relations, gas exchange, and growth responses of 2-year-old Douglas-fir seedlings to stresses associated with transplanting.
Minor: Botany and Soil science
MS. Entomology, December 1989
Oregon State University, Corvallis, Oregon, USA
Thesis title: Host Suitability Studies of White Alder and Douglas Fir to the Gypsy moth.
Minor: Forestry and Statistics
B.Sc. Agriculture, October 1986
University of Agriculture Sciences, Bangalore, Karnataka, India
Major: Entomology

Work experience

Oct 2008 - current
Director and Senior Fellow, ATREE. Most of my time is spent in leading the administrative and programmatic activities of the institution. I work with the President in fund raising for the institution. I also serve as the Convenor of the Academy for Conservation Science and Sustainability Studies. I also am involved in teaching in the Ph.D. programme and contribute to a few ongoing research projects.
Feb 2008 - Sep 2008
Director (Programs and Administration), ATREE. Managed all functions pertaining to the internal governance of ATREE. Lead the programmatic and administrative functions of ATREE.
Dec 2006 - Feb 2008
Senior Fellow, ATREE. Contributing to and strengthening the conservation and livelihood program with a particular emphasis on land stewardship in the areas of agroecology and agroforestry. Also interested in appropriate institutions and technology to promote livelihood-linked sustainable biodiversity use.
May 2000 - Nov 2006
Director, Ashoka Trust for Research on Ecology and the Environment, Bangalore. Institutionalized a decentralized model of management at ATREE that builds individual ownership and initiative. Lead a team of 120 staff including 25 professionals with advanced degrees. Coordinated the institutional research and outreach programs from drafting proposals to management of projects. Projects varied from scientific research in natural resource management and conservation science, to agro-forestry interventions and hands-on educational outreach in rural and urban areas. Strengths are in planning and implementing innovative models of land stewardship and conservation linked to improving rural livelihoods. Provided inputs to projects on good governance, capacity building and institutional linkages for long-term sustainable change on the ground. Lead and co-lead several consulting assignments for the institution.
Sept 1999 - April 2000
Senior Research Associate (CSIR) and Post-graduate Instructor, Department of Crop Physiology. Taught a post-graduate course on Tree Physiology. Working on ecophysiological research on native Tree species.
July 1997 - July 1999
Research Associate - Post doctoral, Department of Forest Science, OSU Principal Investigator on a grant, 'The influence of ethanol concentrations and acoustic emissions on Douglas-fir beetle host log selection'. Continued research exploring mechanistic links between disease, insects and host trees. Several papers were published during this period.
April 1994 - June 1997
Faculty Research Assistant, Department of Forest Science, OSU Pacific Northwest Research Station, United States Forest Service, helped design and execute several experiments; assisted in the analysis and preparation of several manuscripts on host physiology and susceptibility to insects and diseases. Primarily, provided expertise in entomology, tree physiology and statistical analysis.

Publications

2009: Uma Shaanker, R., Ankila Hiremath, Gladwin C.Joseph and Nitin D. Rai (2009) (eds) Non-timber Forest Products: Conservation, Management and Policy in the Tropics. ATREE, Bangalore
2009: Uma Shaanker, R., Gladwin Joseph, Aravind N.A., Ramesh Kannan and K.N. Ganeshaiah. (2009) Invasive Plants in Tropical Human-Dominated Landscapes: Need for an Inclusive Management Strategy. In: Bioinvasions and Globalization: Ecology, Economics, Management and Policy (eds) Charles Perrings, Harold Mooney and Mark Williamson. Oxford University Press, pp 202-219.
2008: R. Kannan, G. Joseph and R. Uma Shaanker 'Lantana Furniture: Value added Lantana products to conserve Bamboo and Rattan' published in Biodiversity Utilization and Conservation edited by A. Arunachalam and K. Arunachalam, Aavishkar Publishers, Distributors, Jaipur, 2008. pp 60-64
2007: Bawa, Kamal., Gladwin Joseph, Siddappa Setty. 2007. Poverty, Biodiversity and Institutions in Forest-Agriculture Ecotones in the Western Ghats and Eastern Himalaya Ranges of India. Agriculture, Ecosystems and Environment, 121: pp 287-295.
2005: Saha, Sonali., Hormoz Bassiri Rad, and Gladwin Joseph. 2005. Phenology and water relations of tree sprouts and seedlings in a tropical deciduous forest of South India. Trees 19: pp 322-325.
2005: Joseph, Gladwin., and Stephanie Mansourian. 2005. Restoring landscapes for traditional cultural values. In Mansourian, S., Vallauri, D., and Dudley, N. (in cooperation with WWF International). 2005. Forest Restoration in Landscapes: Beyond Planting Trees, Springer, New York.
2004: Joseph, Gladwin., and Rick G. Kelsey. 2003. Ethanol synthesis and aerobic respiration in the laboratory by leader segments of Douglas-fir seedlings from winter and spring. J. Expt. Botany. J. Exp. Bot. 55: pp 1095-1103.
2003: Kelsey, R.G., and G. Joseph. 2003. Ethanol in ponderosa pine as an indicator of physiological injury from fire and its relationship to secondary beetles. Can. J. For. Res. 33: pp 870-884.
2003: Hiremath, Ankila., Gladwin Joseph, R.Uma Shaanker. Policies, Management,utilization and conservation of Non-timber forest products (NTFPs) in the South Asia Region. Proceedings, April 28-30, 2003, Bangalore, India. (Book)
2001: Joseph, G., R.G. Kelsey, Robert W. Peck, and Chris G. Niwa. 2001. Response of some scolytids and their predators to ethanol and 4-allylanisole in pine forests of central Oregon. J. Chem. Ecol. 27: pp 697-715.
2001: Kelsey, R.G., and G. Joseph. 2001. Attraction of Scolytus unispinosus to ethanol in water-stressed branches of Douglas-fir. For. Ecol. Manage. 144: pp 229-238.
2000: Joseph, G., and R.G. Kelsey. 2000. The effect of exogenously applied ethanol on the growth and physiology of Douglas-fir seedlings. Plant Science. 150: pp 191-199.
1999: Kelsey, R.G., and G. Joseph. 1999. Ethanol and water in Pseudotsuga menziesii and Pinus ponderosa stumps. J. Chem. Ecol. 25: pp 2779-91
1999: Kelsey, R.G., and G. Joseph. 1999. Ethanol and ambrosia beetles in Douglas-fir logs exposed and protected from rain. J. Chem. Ecol. 25: pp 2793-2809.
1999: Joseph, G., and R.G. Kelsey. 1999. Growth of Douglas-fir and ponderosa pine seedlings with foliar applications of ethanol and methanol. W. J. Appl. For. 14(4)183-185.
1998: Kelsey, R.G., G. Joseph, and E.A. Gerson. 1998. Ethanol synthesis, nitrogen, carbohydrates, and growth in tissues from nitrogen fertilized Pseudotsuga menziesii (Mirb.) Franco and Pinus ponderosa Dougl. Ex Laws. seedlings. Trees 13: pp 133-111.
1998: Kelsey, R.G., G. Joseph, and W.G. Thies. 1998. Sapwood and crown symptoms in ponderosa pine infected with black-stain and annosum root disease. For. Ecol. & Manage. 111: pp 181-191
1998: Joseph, G., R.G. Kelsey, and Thies, W.G. 1998. Hydraulic conductivity in roots of ponderosa pine infected with black-stain (Leptographium wageneri) or annosus (Heterobasidion annosum) root disease. Tree Physiol. 18: pp 333-339.
1998: Kelsey, R.G., and G. Joseph. 1998. Ethanol in Douglas-fir with Black-stain root disease (Leptographium wageneri). Can. J. For. Res. 28: pp 1207-1211.
1997: Joseph, G., and R.G. Kelsey. 1997. Ethanol synthesis and water relations of flooded Pseudotsuga menziesii (Mirb.) Franco (Douglas-fir) seedlings under controlled conditions. Int. J. Plant Sc. 158: pp 844-850.
1997: Kelsey, R.G., and G. Joseph. 1997. Ambrosia beetle host selection among logs of Douglas-fir western hemlock, and western red cedar differing in ethanol and??-pinene concentrations. J. Chem. Ecol. 23: pp 1035-1051.
1996: Joseph. G. 1996. Water relations, gas exchange, and growth responses of 2-year-old Douglas-fir seedlings to stresses associated with transplanting. Ph.D dessertation, Oregon State University, 211 pp.
1996: Thies, W.G., C.G.Niwa, R.G. Kelsey, M.Loewen, and G. Joseph. 1996. Decline of Ponderosa pine near Burns Oregon: An interim report. Western International Forest Disease Work Conference September 17-18, 1996.
1994: Joseph, G., and R.G. Kelsey. 1994. Acceptability and Suitability of Douglas-fir as a secondary host to the Gypsy moth (Lepidoptera: Lymantriidae). Environ. Entomol. 23(2): pp 396-405.
1993: Joseph, G., R.G. Kelsey, A.F. Moldenke, J.C. Miller, R.E. Berry, and J.G. Wernz. 1992. Effect of nitrogen and Douglas-fir allelochemicals on development of the gypsy moth. J. Chem. Ecol. 19: pp 1243-61.
1991: Joseph, G., J.C. Miller, R.E. Berry, J.G. Wernz, A.F. Moldenke, and R.G. Kelsey. 1991. White Alder and Douglas-Fir Foliage Quality and Interegg-Mass Influences on Larval Development of Gypsy Moth, Lymantria dispar. J. Chem. Ecol. 17: pp 1783-99.
1989: Joseph, G. 1989. Host Suitability Studies of the Gypsy Moth to White Alder and Douglas-fir. Master's Thesis, Oregon State University, 103 pp.

Other Publications

2009: Ramesh Kannan, R. Uma Shaanker and Gladwin Joseph. (2009). Putting an invasive alien species to good use. In: Business.2010, Business & Biodiversity June 2009, Volume 4, issue 1. Convention on Biological Diversity, pp 18-19
2009: R. Uma Shaanker, Ramesh Kannan, Gladwin Joseph, N.A. Aravind and K.N. Ganeshaiah. (2009). The use of the Lantana weed to benefit India's wildlife sanctuaries. In: Rainforest Review Spring 2009.Rainforest Concern, London, United Kingdom, pp.22
2008: Ramesh Kannan, N.A Aravind, Gladwin Joseph, K.N. Ganeshaiah and R. Uma Shaanker Lantana Craft A Weed for a Need. In: Biotech News, Department of Biotechnology, Government of India, Volume III, No. 2 April 2008, pp 9-11
2008: R. Uma Shaanker, Gladwin Joseph, N.A. Aravind, Ramesh Kannan and K.N. Ganeshaiah. A new use found for invasive species in the Western Ghats. In: Rainforest Review, Autumn 2008, Rainforest Concern, London, United Kingdom pp 11
1992: G. Joseph. 1992. Transplanting and establishment: Effect of lift dates on the responses of 2-0 Douglas-fir seedlings to different root stresses. Nursery Technology Cooperative, Annual Report 1991-92.
1991: G. Joseph. 1991. Preliminary results of ongoing studies in transplanting shock of 2-0 Douglas-fir seedlings. Nursery Technology Cooperative, Annual Report 1990-91. 42 pp.

Reports

Prashant, B, Ganesh T, and Gladwin Joseph. 2008. Wildlife Hazard Assessment for the Bengaluru international airport. A report submitted to the Bengaluru International Airport on the assessing the potential for wildlife hazard to flying aircraft and recommending mitigating measures both on and surrounding the airport.
Nitin Rai, Samuel T, Gladwin Joseph, Jason F, Seema P, Ganesh T. 2007. The team conducted a social and environmental assessment of the 6 project sites across the country indentified as possible implementation areas for the proposed Biodiversity Conservation and Livelihood Improvement Project funded by the World Bank. We evaluated the community willingness to participate in the project, mapped stakeholder interests and suggested a participation framework. It also assessed the regulatory legal and policy issues in each site and concordance with World Bank Operational Policies on Indigenous Peoples, Involuntary Resettlement, Forests, Integrated Pest Management and Natural Habitats. The site reports identified key site related social and environmental issues in each context. They examined likely impacts of the project and suggested mitigation measures and safeguards. The assessment also suggested a monitoring and evaluation framework and capacity building needs and investment.
Gladwin Joseph, Ravi Chellam, Ankila Hiremath, Kartik Shanker, Seema, P, Neha Ambastha, Meera Oomen, and R.Jayapal, 2007. National Capacity Self-Assessment: Thematic Report - Biodiversity. In India, the biodiversity component of the National Capacity Self-Assessment. This report contains the results of the final evaluation of the country's capacities and to prioritise requirements towards the implementation of the CBD and other relevant multilateral agreements relating to the topic. We lead the effort to develop a thematic profile to facilitate the prioritisation of areas for GEF support to capacity building. http://ncsa.undp.org/docs/592.pdfNCSA:
Rai, S.N., Kamal Bawa, Manoj Dabas, and Gladwin Joseph. 2006. Definition of Forest in the Indian context. ATREE was requested by MOEF to submit a report on definition of forest(s) after wide consultation and review of literature. We held a series of consultation throughout India and developed a definition that would meet various criteria. However, the final report contained two broad, but alternate definitions as they represented differing perspectives on how forests are to be defined.
Gladwin Joseph, Jagdish.K, Bibhab Talukdar, Harini Nagendra. 2004. The Phobjikha Wetland, the Black-necked Cranes and Community Livelihoods: An Integrated Assessment ATREE undertook review of relevant data and identified potential land use and agricultural practice related threats to the species and its habitat. Economic and ecological drivers were analysed. Gaps in the scale and scope of management were identified and changes suggested. After developing a monitoring and capacity building program, the current situation of crane habitat was determined. A plan of action was devised based on assessed threats and broader determinants.
Seema P, Aarthi. S, Gladwin Joseph, Nitin Rai. 2004. Oxfam Market Feasibility Study at Anantapur District The project developed a business strategy for processing, value addition and federated marketing of usufructs. It identified 5-10 common products, identify value addition and processing needs, and assess federated marketing of these products. The study also conducted a cost benefit, legal and policy analysis for the proposed marketing institution.
Gladwin Joseph, Ankila Hiremath, Seema.P, Nitin R, Jagdish.K, Irfan, Soubadra D, and Nitin Rai. 2004. Capacity Building, Integrated monitoring and Adaptive Management Research. The study aimed understand how to enhance the resilience of complex systems comprising villages and hamlets in a matrix of agricultural and forest land, within the Papagni Watershed. It examined drivers underlying demand and supply of key ecosystem services, as well as their inter-linkages that affect the provisioning of different services. An understanding of these drivers and their interactions enabled us to suggest alternative management scenarios that could help to maximize the resilience of socio-ecological systems (SES), while at the same time optimise provisioning of key ecosystem goods and services. The study developed a plan for adaptive management through initiation of site-specific monitoring and evaluation.

Presentations (as main author or one of the authors)

2009: Siddappa Setty and Gladwin Joseph. Enhancing diversity of trees on farms proximal to a wildlife sanctuary: Lessons from working with small farmers. abstract published at 2nd World Congress of Agroforestry' 23rd to the 28th of August 2009 at Nairobi, Kenya.
2009: Siddappa Setty and Gladwin Joseph. Soliga agriculture and its relationship with conservation of wildlife in BRT wildlife sanctuary, Abstract published at Conservation in a Globalising India, BNHS 125th Anniversary Conference, Bangalore, 17-19th February 2009.
2009: Kavitha A, and Gladwin Joseph. Distribution of trees and the socio-economic status of farmers growing them in a rain-fed agro-ecosystem of South India. Abstract for oral presentation at the 2ND World Congress on Agroforestry, 23-28 Aug 2009, Nairobi, Kenya.
2009: Kavitha A, and Gladwin Joseph. Distribution of trees and carbon sequestration in a rain-fed agro biodiversity. A case study from Karnataka, South India. Abstract for poster presentation at the Second DIVERSITAS Open Science Conference, 13-16 October 2009, Cape Town, South Africa.
2009: Ramesh Kannan, N.A. Aravind, Gladwin Joseph, K.N. Ganeshaiah and R. Uma Shaanker Promoting the utilization of Lantana camara to enhance the livelihood of the forest fringe communities in the Western Ghats, India: an approach to management? Presented and published in the International Conference on Plant Invasives in the Tropics: Ecology, Management and Livelihoods, Bangalore, India from January 4-6, 2009.
2008: Ramesh Kannan, Gladwin Joseph and R. Uma Shaanker. 2008. Managing Lantana Camara and restoring native biological diversity In the western ghats, india' Abstract Presented And Published In The Proceedings Of The International Conference Asia And The Pacific Forest Health Workshop - Forest Health In A Changing World, Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia 1-3 December 2008
2008: Ramesh Kannan, Gladwin Joseph and R. Uma Shaanker. 2008. 'Conserving Rattan and Wrightia tinctoria:By utilising the invasive weed Lantana camara as a substitute' presented and published in the proceedings of the 22nd Annual conference of the Society for Conservation Biology, From the Mountains to the Sea, which held from 13-17 July 2008 in Chattanooga, Tennessee, USA
2008: Ramesh Kannan, Gladwin Joseph and R. Uma Shaanker. 2008. 'Promoting the use of invasive weed, as an important bioresource, to enhance livelihoods of forest dwelling communities' Presented in the International Symposium on Entrepreneurship-perspectives and challenges with special focus on Social Entrepreneurship on 13th August 2009 at Jyoti Nivas Autonomous College, Bangalore
2007: Ramesh Kannan, Gladwin Joseph and R. Uma Shaanker. 2007. 'Lantana camara an invasive weed; indigenous tribes of south India are judiciously converting this weed into valuable products presented and published in the proceedings of the 21st Annual conference of the Society for Conservation Biology, One World One Conservation One Partnership, which held from 1-5 July 2007 in Port Elizabeth, Eastern Cape, South Africa.
2007: Ramesh Kannan, Gladwin Joseph and R. Uma Shaanker. 2007. An alternative livelihood for Forest Dwellers by prudent use of local resource and traditional skill' abstract published in the proceedings of the national conference on Management Science and Practice, at IIT Madras.
2007: Ramesh Kannan, Gladwin Joseph and R. Uma Shaanker. 2007. 'Lantana Craft Centre: A social enterprise based on weed utilization to enhance livelihood of Soligas' abstract published in the proceedings of the conference on biodiversity conservation and human wellbeing' at Osmania university, Hyderabad.
2006: Ramesh Kannan, Gladwin Joseph and R. Uma Shaanker and K.N. Ganeshaiah 2006. 'Lantana camara: A realistic approach for alternative livelihoods' abstract published in the proceedings of the National seminar on Plant Resources of Western Ghats by Karnataka Biodiversity Board, Bangalore, Karnataka.
2007: Ramesh Kannan, Gladwin Joseph and R. Uma Shaanker. 2007. 'Lantana Camara An Invasive Weed; Indigenous Tribes Of South India Are Judiciously Converting This Weed Into Valuable Products' abstract presented in the 21st annual conference of the Society for Conservation Biology at Port Elizabeth, South Africa from July 1st , to July 6th 2007.
2003: Ramesh Kannan*. H., R. Uma Shaanker and Gladwin Joseph. Conservation by substitution: Utilizing lantana as a substitute to bamboo. Presented at 'National Seminar on Ecorestoration Biodiversity Conservation and Sustainable Development on June 3 - 5, 2003 at Visakapatnam.
2003: Raghunandan K L , G. Joseph. Potential to Improve Seedling Quality in Restoration Efforts Using Newer Techniques at the National Seminar on Ecorestoration Biodiversity Conservation and Sustainable Development. on June 3 - 5, 2003 at Visakapatnam.
2003: A. Kavitha, G. Joseph. Greening rural schools: Environmental education Kanakapura, Bangalore rural district, Karnataka at the National Seminar on Ecorestoration Biodiversity Conservation and Sustainable Development on June 3 - 5, 2003 at Visakapatnam.
2002: Ethanol production in fire damaged ponderosa pine and its potential influence on beetle host selection. Ecological Society of America 87th Annual Meeting, August 4-9, Tucson, Arizona. Abstracts p. 372-373.
2002: Ethanol production in fire damaged ponderosa pine and its potential influence on beetle host selection. 53rd Annual Meeting of the Western Forest Insect Work Conference, held in Whitefish, Montana in April 23-25, 2002;
2002: Ethanol production in fire damaged ponderosa pine and its potential influence on beetle host selection. IUFRO Tree Resistance to Insects Working Party Meeting in Flagstaff, Arizona, June 10-14, 2002
2000: Seedling quality and Reforestation: More than meets the eye. International Symposium on 'Tropical Forestry Research: Challenges in the new Millennium' held at Kerala Forest Research Institute, Peechi from 2-4 August 2000.
2000: Understanding seedling physiology from nursery to field for the successful establishment of transplanted perennials in the Tropics: Transferable principles from the temperate ecosystems. Invited Lecture. National Seminar in Plant Physiology and Biochemistry, Central Plantation Crops Research Institute, Kasaragod, 5-7 February 2000.
1998: Preplanting desiccation and the time of transplanting on the physiology and growth of Douglas-fir (Pseudotsuga menziesii) seedlings. Frontiers of Forest Biology: Joint meeting of the North American Forest Biology Workshop and Western Forest Genetics Association. Victoria, Canada, 21-26 June 1998.
1998: Effect of flooding Douglas-fir seedlings on ethanol accumulation and water relations. Frontiers of Forest Biology: Joint meeting of the North American Forest Biology Workshop and Western Forest Genetics Association. Victoria, Canada, 21-26 June 1998.
1998: Hydraulic conductivity in roots of ponderosa pine infected with black-stain (Leptographium wageneri) or annosus (Heterobasidion annosum) root disease. Frontiers of Forest Biology: Joint meeting of the North American Forest Biology Workshop and Western Forest Genetics Association. Victoria, Canada, 21-26 June 1998.
1998: Ethanol in Douglas-fir and ponderosa pine trees with black-stain root disease (Leptographium wageneri). Frontiers of Forest Biology: Joint meeting of the North American Forest Biology Workshop and Western Forest Genetics Association. Victoria, Canada, 21-26 June 1998.
1998: Crown morphology and headspace volatiles from stem sapwood of ponderosa pine infected with black-stain and annosus root disease. Frontiers of Forest Biology: Joint meeting of the North American Forest Biology Workshop and Western Forest Genetics Association. Victoria, Canada, 21-26 June 1998.
1997: Hydraulic conductivity in diseased roots of ponderosa pine. Proceedings of the Forty-Fifth Western International Forest Disease Work Conference. Prince George, British Columbia, 15-19 September 1997.
1997: Ethanol in Douglas-fir and ponderosa pine trees with black-stain root disease. Proceedings of the Forty-Fifth Western International Forest Disease Work Conference. Prince George, British Columbia, 15-19 September 1997.
1997: Effect of flooding Douglas-fir seedlings on ethanol accumulation and water relations'. Joint annual meetings of the American Society of Plant Physiologists and the Canadian Society of Plant Physiologists, Plant Biology '97 Vancouver, BC, Canada. Aug 2 - 6, 1997.
1997: Ethanol synthesis in conifers: species variation and effects of nitrogen fertilization'. Joint annual meetings of the American Society of Plant Physiologists and the Canadian Society of Plant Physiologists, Plant Biology '97 Vancouver, BC, Canada. Aug 2 - 6, 1997.
1997: Hydraulic conductivity in diseased roots of ponderosa pine'. Seventy-eighth Annual meeting of the Pacific Division, AAAS. Proceedings of the Pacific Division, American Association for the advancement of Science, Oregon State University, Corvallis, Oregon. June 22-26, 1997.
1997: Ethanol in Douglas-fir and ponderosa pine with Black-stain root disease'. Seventy-eighth Annual meeting of the Pacific Division, AAAS. Proceedings of the Pacific Division, American Association for the advancement of Science, Oregon State University, Corvallis, Oregon. June 22-26, 1997.
1994: Water relations, gas exchange and growth responses of 2-year-old Douglas-fir seedlings to stresses associated with transplanting.' Department of Forest Science, Oregon State University, July 1994
1989: Host Suitability Studies of the Gypsy Moth to White Alder and Douglas-fir.' Entomology Department, Oregon State University, August 1989.
1989: Host plants alter insecticide susceptibility in gypsy moth. Thirty-seventh Annual Western International Forest Disease Work Conference and the Fortieth Annual Western Forest Insect Work Conference. Bend, Oregon. September 11-15, 1989.
1989: Development and Detoxification in gypsy moth: Influence of host plant'. Gordon Research Conference on Plant-Herbivore Interactions. Oxnard, California January 30 - February 3, 1989.
1989: Development of gypsy moth on Douglas-fir and White Alder'. Protecting the Health of Pacific Northwest Forests through Integrated Pest Management: A symposium for Forest Managers. Lasells Stewart Center, Corvallis, Oregon January 17-19, 1989.
1988: Dietary influence on gypsy moth development: Host species and nitrogen levels. Ecological Society of America, National Conference, December 4-8, 1988, Galt House, Louisville, Kentucky.

Honors and Awards

Graduate school fellowship for high GPA 1987-88, Oregon State University.
University Gold medal 1986. First in the University of Agricultural Sciences (UAS), Bangalore, India
Gold Medal in Pathology and Entomology 1986, UAS, Bangalore, India
First in the I.C.A.R Junior Fellowship exam in Entomology (1986).

Contact

Email: gladwin@atree.org