Anna Kohlberg

Anna is a forest ecologist at OSU. Her research focuses on using next-generation technologies (e.g., bioacoustics; machine learning) to evaluate community ecology and inform management strategies that promote biodiversity. She has previously worked across a broad range of taxa, from African forest elephants to the common eastern bumblebee.
Anna grew up outside Boston, MA, and received a bachelor's degree from UMass Amherst. When she is not in the field or the lab, you can find her gardening, hiking, reading, listening to music, doing a crossword puzzle, or enjoying time with friends.