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Evan Rehm, PhD

Former Employee
Evan Rehm, PhD
District Wildlife Biologist
Northern Research Station
0000-0002-5804-0027

Treesearch Publications

Citations of Non-Forest Service Publications

  • Ciafré, C. , Gienger, C., Rehm, E., and Estes, D. 2022. Deterministic and stochastic factors jointly drive wetland plant community composition and diversity across an environmental gradient. Wetlands. 42(71). https://doi.org/10.1007/s13157-022-01580-4
  • Yelenik, S., Rehm, E., and D’Antonio, C. 2022. Can the impact of canopy trees on soil and understory be altered using litter additions? Ecological Applications. 32(1):e02477. 10.1002/eap.2477
  • Yelenik,S., D’Antonio, C., Rehm, E., and Caldwell, I. 2020. Multiple feedbacks due to biotic interactions across trophic levels can lead to persistent novel conditions that hinderrestoration. In Plant Invasions: the role of biotic interactions. Eds. A. Traveset and D. Richardson. Pg 402-420
  • Rehm, E.M., Yelenik, S. and D’Antonio, C. 2021. Freezing temperatures restrict woody plant recruitment in abandoned montane pastures. Global Ecology and Conservation. 26: e01462, https://doi.org/10.1016/j.gecco.2021.e01462
  • Rehm, E.M., Smith, M.*, Yelenik, S. and D’Antonio, C. 2020. Architecture of remnant trees plays an important role in seedling recruitment in an abandoned Hawaiian pasture. Plant Ecology. 222(6): 659-667 https://doi.org/10.1007/s11258-020-01072-7
  • Pollock, H., Fricke, E., Rehm, E., Kastner, M., Suckow, N.*, Savidge, J., and Rogers, H. 2020. Såli (Micronesian starling – Aplonis opaca) as a key seed dispersal agent across a tropical archipelago. Journal of Tropical Ecology. 36:56-64
  • Rehm, E.M., Thomas, M., Yelenik, S., Bouck, D., and D’Antonio, C. 2019. Bryophyte abundance, composition and importance to woody plant recruitment in natural and restoration forest. Forest Ecology and Management. 444:405-413
  • Rehm, E.M., Fricke, E., B. Bender, J., Savidge, J. and Rogers, H. 2019. Animal movement drives variation in seed dispersal distance in a plant-animal network. Proceedings of the Royal Society Series B. 286
  • Fricke, E., Bender, J., Rehm, E.M. and Rogers, H. 2019. Functional outcomes of mutualistic network interactions: a community-scale study of frugivore gut passage on germination. Journal of Ecology 107:757-767
  • Rehm, E.M., Balsat M., Lemoine, N. and Savidge, J. 2018. Spatial dynamics of habitat use informs reintroduction efforts in the presence of an invasive predator. Journal of Applied Ecology 55:1790-1798
  • Rehm, E.M., Chojnaki, J., Rogers, H. and Savidge, J. 2018. Differences in potential seed dispersal to degraded habitats by an avian frugivore community. Restoration Ecology 26:760-766
  • Beer, K., Rehm, E.M. and Savidge, J. 2016. First record of a passerine bird species, the Ashy Minivet (Pericrocotus divaricatus), for Saipan, Commonwealth of the Northern Mariana Islands. Micronesica 2016-2: 1-4
  • Rehm, E.M. and Feeley, K.J. 2016a. Seedling transplants reveal species-specific responses of high elevation tropical treeline trees to climate change. Oecologia 181:1233-1242
  • Rehm, E.M. and Feeley, K.J. 2016b. Many species risk mountain top extinction long before they reach the top? Frontiers of Biogeography. 8(1)
  • Rehm, E.M. and K.J. Feeley. 2015a. Freezing temperatures as a limit to forest recruitment above tropical Andean treelines. Ecology 96:1856-1865
  • Rehm, E.M. and K.J. Feeley. 2015b. The inability of tropical cloud forest species to invade grasslands above treeline during climate change: potential explanations and consequences. Ecography 38:1167-1175.
  • Rehm, E.M., Olivas, P., Stroud, J., and K.J. Feeley. 2015. Losing your edge: climate change and the conservation value of range-edge populations. Ecology & Evolution 5: 4315-4326.
  • Feeley, K.J. and E.M. Rehm. 2015. The downward shift of montane grasslands exemplifies the dual threat of human disturbances to cloud forest biodiversity. Proceedings of the National Academy of Science. 112:E6084.
  • Rehm, E.M., Lenz, A., Hoch, G., and C. Körner. 2014. Spring patterns of freezing resistance and photosynthesis in Hedera helix. Basic and Applied Ecology 15: 543-550
  • Rehm, E.M. 2014. Rates of upslope shifts for tropical species depend on life history and dispersal mode. Proceedings of the National Academy of Science. 111:1676.
  • Stroud, J.T., Rehm, E.M., Ladd, M. Olivas, P., and K.J. Feeley. 2014. Are we spending our money wisely? Changing trends in conservation research priorities. Journal for Nature Conservation 22: 471-473.
  • Feeley, K.J, Rehm, E.M., and J. Stroud. 2014. There are many barriers to species’ migrations. Frontiers of Biogeography. 6:63-66
  • Feeley, K.J. and E.M. Rehm. 2014. Corridors are meant for connecting. Nature Climate Change 4: 405-406
  • Rehm, E.M. and K.J. Feeley. 2013. Forest patches and the upward migration of timberline in the tropical Andes. Forest Ecology and Management 305: 204-211.
  • Feeley, K.J. and E.M. Rehm. 2012 Amazon’s vulnerability to climate change heightened by deforestation and man-made dispersal barriers. Global Change Biology 18: 1335-1341.
  • Feeley, K.J., Rehm, E.M., and B. Machovina. 2012. The responses of tropical forest species to global climate change: acclimate, adapt, migrate, or go extinct? Frontiers of Biogeography 4(2): 69-84.
  • Rehm, E.M. and G. Bladassarre. 2007. Temporal variation in detection of marsh birds during broadcast of conspecific calls. Journal of Field Ornithology 78(1): 56-63.
  • Rehm, E.M. and G. Bladassarre. 2007. The influence of interspersion on marsh bird abundance in New York. The Wilson Journal of Ornithology 119(4): 648-654.
  • Florida International University, Phd, Tropical Biology, 2015
  • State University of New York ESF, Msc, Wildlife Management, 2006
  • Penn State University, Bsc, Wildlife and Fisheries Science, 2003
Last updated March 10, 2026
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