Kelechi G. Ibeh

PhD Researcher in Forest Ecology, Silviculture, Ecosystem Services, Remote Sensing, and Landscape Modeling at Washington State University.

I am a forest ecology and landscape modeling researcher whose work connects silviculture, ecosystem services, forest carbon, biodiversity, remote sensing, geospatial analysis, restoration, and climate-adaptive forest management. My research spans tropical forestry systems and Pacific Northwest forest landscapes.

🌱 Research Focus

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Forest Ecology

Forest structure, regeneration, biodiversity, disturbance, and ecosystem function across tropical and temperate systems.

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Landscape Modeling

Simulation of forest ecosystem services, carbon, timber, biodiversity, and management scenarios across spatial and temporal scales.

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Remote Sensing

Geospatial analysis, high-resolution imagery, tree crown detection, and vegetation monitoring for environmental applications.

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Silviculture

Seedling establishment, nursery management, restoration, and evidence-based forest management practices.

πŸ“„ Selected Publications


⭐ Some Other Publications

πŸ‘€ Academic Identity

Preferred citation name:
Kelechi G. Ibeh
Name variants:
Kelechi G. Ibeh; Kelechi Godwin Ibeh; K. G. Ibeh; Ibe K. G.
Current affiliation:
School of the Environment, Washington State University
Core fields:
Forest ecology, silviculture, ecosystem services, remote sensing, and landscape modeling

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