Bethany Bradley

Bethany Bradley studies the interactions between invasive species, land use and climate change.

An expert on the interactions between invasive species, land use and climate change, Bethany Bradley has commented for national and international media including The New York Times, The Boston Globe, The Los Angeles Times and PBS.

In her work at the Northeast Climate Science Center and UMass Amherst Department of Environmental Conservation, she seeks to improve forecasting of future changes to ecosystems, particularly risks of non-native plant invasions, using tools from biogeography and landscape ecology. Her research has implications for invasion ecology, natural resource management and

EDUCATION

• Brown University

  • Ph.D., Geological Sciences

• Pomona College

  • B,A,, Geology

• Brown University

  • M.A., Geological Sciences