List of ecologists explained

This is a list of notable ecologists.

A-D

John Aber (United States)
Aziz Ab'Saber (Brazil)
Charles Christopher Adams (United States)
Warder Clyde Allee (United States)^[1]
Herbert G. Andrewartha (Australia)
Benjamin C. Augustine (United States)
Sarah Martha Baker (UK)
Fakhri A. Bazzaz (United States)
John Beard (UK)
William Dwight Billings (United States)
Louis Charles Birch (Australia)
Murray Bookchin (United States)
George Bornemissza (Australia)
Emma Lucy Braun (United States)
James Brown (United States)
Murray Fife Buell (United States)
Arthur Cain (United States)
Archie Fairly Carr (United States)
Rachel Carson (United States)
Jeannine Cavender-Bares (United States)
F. Stuart Chapin III (United States)
Eric Charnov (United States)
Liz Chicaje (Peru)
Frederic Clements (United States)
Barry Commoner (United States)
Henry Shoemaker Conard (United States)
Joseph H. Connell (United States)
William Skinner Cooper (United States)
Charles F. Cooper (United States)
Henry Chandler Cowles (United States)
John T. Curtis (United States)
Pierre Dansereau (Canada)
Frank Fraser Darling (UK)
Charles Darwin (England)
Aparajita Datta (India)
Margaret Bryan Davis (United States)
Edward Smith Deevey, Jr. (United States)
Vojislav D. Dević (Serbia)
Rene Dubos (United States)

E-H

Frank Edwin Egler (United States)
Paul R. Ehrlich (United States)
Thomas Eisner (United States)
Heinz Ellenberg (Germany)
Charles S. Elton (UK)
Stephen Alfred Forbes (United States)
Marie-Josée Fortin (Canada)
Robin B. Foster (United States)
Margaret Friedel (Australia)
Douglas Futuyma (United States)
Jacquelyn Gill (United States)
Henry Gleason (United States)
Robert Fiske Griggs (United States)
J. Philip Grime (UK)
Peter J. Grubb (UK)
Ernst Haeckel (Germany)
Nelson Hairston (United States)
Henry Paul Hansen (United States)
Ilkka Hanski (Finland)
Garrett Hardin (United States)
John L. Harper (UK)
John William Harshberger (United States)
Jeff Harvey (United States)
Alan Hastings (United States)
C.S. Holling (Canada)
Stephen P. Hubbell (United States)
Elisabeth Huber-Sannwald (Austria)
Alexander von Humboldt (Prussia/Germany)
G. Evelyn Hutchinson (UK/USA)

I-L

Rolf Anker Ims (Norway)
Johs. Iversen (Denmark)
Frances Crews James (United States)
Panic Janja (Serbia)
Daniel Janzen (United States)
E. A. Johnson (Canada)
Rahanna Alicia Juman (Trinidad and Tobago)
Paul Keddy (Canada)^[2]
Hanna Kokko (Finland)
Charles Krebs (Canada)
David Lack (UK)
Hugh Lamprey (UK)
Pierre Legendre (Canada)
Aldo Leopold (United States)
Estella Leopold (United States)
Simon A. Levin (United States)
Richard Levins (United States)
Gene Likens (United States)
Raymond Lindeman (United States)
Alton A. Lindsey (United States)
Daniel A. Livingstone (United States)
Julie L. Lockwood (United States)
Thomas Lovejoy (United States)
James Lovelock (UK)
Jane Lubchenco (United States)

M-P

Robert MacArthur (United States)
Georgina Mace (UK)
Michael Marder (Spain)
Ramon Margalef (Spain)
Robert May (Australia/UK)
James B. McGraw (United States)
Samuel Joseph McNaughton (United States)
Ian McTaggart-Cowan (Canada)
Antônia Melo (Brazil)
Peter Menkhorst (Australia)
John P. Milton (United States)
Karl Möbius (Germany)
Harold A. Mooney (United States)
Ann Haven Morgan (United States)
Timothy Morton (United States)
Peter J. Morin (United States)
Sergio Rossetti Morosini (Brazil-USA)
Cornelius Muller (United States)
William W. Murdoch (United States)
Robert J. Naiman (United States)
Howard Nelson (Trinidad and Tobago)
Eugene Odum (United States)
Howard Odum (United States)
Henry J. Oosting (United States)
Gordon Howell Orians (United States)
Richard S. Ostfeld (United States)
Jennifer Owen (UK)
Ruth Patrick (United States)
Stephanie Peay (UK)
Carlos A. Peres (Brazil)
Javier Perez-Capdevila (Cuba)
Mario Petrucci (UK - Italy)
E. C. Pielou (Canada)
Frank Alois Pitelka (United States)
Henry de Puyjalon (Canada)

Q-T

Elsie Quarterman (United States)
T. A. Rabotnov (Russia/Soviet Union)
Leonty Ramensky (Russia/Soviet Union)
José R. Ramírez-Garofalo (United States)
Derek Ratcliffe (UK)
Christen Raunkiær (Denmark)
Alfred Clarence Redfield (United States)
Edward Ricketts (United States)
Robert Ricklefs (United States)
Edith A. Roberts (United States)
Michael Rosenzweig (United States)
Joan Roughgarden (United States)
Edward James Salisbury (UK)
José Sarukhán (Mexico)
David Schindler (Canada)
William H. Schlesinger (United States)
Karl Patterson Schmidt (United States)
Thomas W. Schoener (United States)
Paul Sears (United States)
Homer Leroy Shantz (United States)
Victor Ernest Shelford (United States)
Daniel Simberloff (United States)
Lawrence B. Slobodkin (United States)
Ian Stirling (Canada)
George Sugihara (United States)
Raman Sukumar (India)
Arthur Tansley (UK)
John Terborgh (United States)
G. David Tilman (United States)
Donald Ward Tinkle (United States)
C. Richard Tracy (United States)
Göte Turesson (Sweden)
Monica Turner (United States)

U-Z

Robert Ulanowicz (United States)
Louise Vet (Netherlands)
Eugenius Warming (Denmark)
Alexander Watt (UK)
John Ernest Weaver (United States)
Franklin White (Canada)
Robert Whittaker (United States)
George C. Williams (United States)^[3]
Edward Osborne Wilson (United States)
Sergei Winogradsky (Russia)
Christian Wissel (Germany)
Albert Hazen Wright (United States)
Joy Zedler (United States)

See also

Notes and References

http://people.wku.edu/charles.smith/chronob/ALLE1885.htm Allee, Warder Clyde (United States 1885-1955)
Fraser, L.H. & Keddy, P.A. (2005) The World's Largest Wetlands: Ecology and Conservation. Cambridge University Press, 498 p.
Web site: George C. Williams (1926-2010) . Dawkins . Richard . Richard Dawkins . 10 September 2010 . dead . https://web.archive.org/web/20100911052321/http://richarddawkins.net/articles/514884-george-c-williams-1926-2010 . 11 September 2010 .