Kate Douthat

I am a graduate student in the program for Ecology and Evolution at Rutgers. My research focuses on the ecosystem functions of urban plants in stormwater basins. I am studying the ability of plants to filter stormwater, and the role of the stormwater network in supporting wetland plant biodiversity. I a Phipps Conservatory and Botanical Gardens Botany in Action Fellow (2018-2020). In 2019-2020 I am the proud teaching assistant for the Plant Ecology and Freshwater Ecology courses at Rutgers. You can find me in the Hartman lab at 130 Blake Hall.

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Transmissions From Hawaii: (Botanical) Paradise Island

Jan 15

Jan 15 Transmissions From Hawaii: (Botanical) Paradise Island

Botany, Landscape

I’m on my honeymoon in Hawaii, and I’ve seen so much that I want to share! Here are some tropical plants to cheer up winter in the Mid-Atlantic.