Jill Baron





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I am an ecosystem ecologist captivated by the study of nitrogen biogeochemistry and the ecological impacts of excess reactive nitrogen, particularly in high elevation mountain environments. I am also a public servant, working for the Department of Interior (first National Park Service, now U.S. Geological Survey) with a life goal of improving conditions on public lands through application of scientific understanding of global change forces (climate change and altered biogeochemical cycles). Other interests include increasing opportunities in science for women and minorities.