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Annika Kuleba
Graduate Research Assistant
Forestry and Environmental Conservation Department, Baruch Institute of Coastal Ecology and Forest Science
Office: BICEFS
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Email: akuleba@clemson.edu
Educational Background
B.A. Economics
Sweet Briar College 2022
B.S. Environmental Science
Sweet Briar College 2022
Profile
Annika Kuleba is a M.S. student studying soil carbon accumulation and greenhouse gas emissions in Conservation Reserve Program Wetlands in the Midwest. Her research is part of the Monitoring, Assessment, and Evaluation Projects identified by the Farm Service Agency which works to quantify Conservation Reserve Program environmental benefits on water quality and quantity, wildlife, rural economies, and our climate. She hopes to inform landowners or other stakeholders about the importance of sustainable management practices and restoration efforts.
Research Interests
Wetland ecology, disturbances and land management, greenhouse gas fluxes, carbon sequestration and cycling
