Biography, Daniel L. Johnson
Classes
Teaching, Fall 2019
1) Biogeography, GEOG 2090, Fall 2019. Professor Dan Johnson
Registration Dates: 15-Mar-2019 to 10-Sep-2019
Science
Lectures 11:00 am - 11:50 am, MWF, University Hall C756 04-Sep-2019 to 04-Dec-2019
2) Insect Biogeography and Ecology (Advanced Biogeography), GEOG 4030, Fall 2019. Professor Dan Johnson
Suggested prerequisites: Geography 2090, Fourth-year standing
Instructor's approval based on student background and interests
Registration Dates: 15-Mar-2019 to 10-Sep-2019
Lectures 9:00 am - 9:50 am, MWF, University Hall C756, 04-Sep-2019 to 04-Dec-2019
Recent Courses
Spring 2013:
ENVS500 | First Nations Transition Program, Environmental Science
ENVS4000 | Sustainable Development and the Environment
GEOG3075 | Environmental Resources Management
Fall 2012:
GEOG 2700 | Geographical Data and Analysis
GEOG 2090 | Biogeography, and Lab
Other Recent Courses:
STAT 3850 | Design and Analysis of Experiments
ENVS 4000 | Impacts of Climate Change, Outline: Student Independent
Current Research
Topics of Current Research:
- Monitoring and analysis of potato psyllid and Zebra chip disease in Canada. (Aug 2017 newsletter)
- Monitoring and analysis of potato psyllid and Zebra chip disease in Canada.
- Development of biological control of grasshoppers and other agricultural pests.
- Modeling insect development, growth, feeding and reproduction.
- Effects of weather and other environmental variables on aquatic and terrestrial living systems.
- Other: Environmental law and conflict resolution. Environmental data analysis. Biogeography.
can-psyll-net-dec2017.pdf 14.16 MB
Recent Publications
- Potential role of pollen and pollinators in the spread of blossom blight of seed alfalfa caused by Botrytis cinerea
- Priming with a double-stranded DNA virus alters Brassica rapa seed architecture and facilitates a defense response.
- List of Orthopteroid Insects of Canada, with Common Names (Authoritative review of 278 species in Canada, with 30 new common names)
- Controlling of cyanobacteria bloom during bottleneck stages of algal cycling in shallow Lake Taihu (China).
- Stay and Issues Decision: Gull Lake Water Quality Management Society et al. v.Director, Central Region, Operations Division, Alberta Environment and Sustainable Resource Development, re: Delta Land Co. Inc.
- Gull Lake Water Quality Management Society et al. v. Director, Central Region•Operations Division, Alberta Environment and Sustainable Resource Development, re: Delta Land Co. Inc.