Nicole Wonderlin

I am a PhD candidate at Michigan State University pursuing a dual degree in Entomology and Ecology, Evolution, and Behavior (EEB). Broadly, I am interested in landscape and community ecology, pollination biology, and how urbanization affects these processes. My thesis work is centered around urban community gardens and their capacity to foster diverse insect communities in disturbed urban spaces. I am interested in how pollinators use these habitats, with an emphasis on nocturnal pollinators like moths, which are particularly affected by urbanization.



​Read about my time as a graduate student in the Entomology Department at Michigan State here.

​See a quick write up about my experience at Michigan State here.