Jamie Trammell is a landscape ecologist interested in modeling landscape change with an explicit focus on the integration of socioeconomic and biophysical drivers. He uses alternative landscape futures to better understand how various environmental drivers combine to determine the future condition of both terrestrial and aquatic systems, and he continually works to translate disparate data sources into a common geospatial framework for landscape-level analyses, including the integration of aquatic and terrestrial systems, to facilitate visualization and communication. He has worked in a variety of environmental contexts, from the deserts of the American southwest to the Northern Rivers of New South Wales in Australia, throughout Alaska and into the Canadian boreal, and most recently in the agricultural landscapes of the Magic Valley, Idaho, and the Rogue River basin in Oregon. Jamie holds a PhD in ecology, evolution, and conservation biology from the University of Nevada-Reno.