Will W. Overbeck
A plant ecologist active in ecosystem restoration, I graduated from The School of the Art Institute of Chicago in 2003, where I studied scientific illustration at the Field Museum of Natural History.
Since 2003, working on ecological restoration of prairies, savannas, woodlands, and forests has been my passion and inspiration. Currently as a volunteer consultant with the Friends of Wolf Run Watershed in Kentucky, I help the planning and implementation of invasive species control and native plant reintroductions. I studied seed ecology with Dr. Jerry Baskin at the University of Kentucky and for my Master of Science thesis, conducted a study of the native and introduced species of Garrard County, Kentucky under the supervision of Dr. Ronald Jones at Eastern Kentucky University.
Since 2003, working on ecological restoration of prairies, savannas, woodlands, and forests has been my passion and inspiration. Currently as a volunteer consultant with the Friends of Wolf Run Watershed in Kentucky, I help the planning and implementation of invasive species control and native plant reintroductions. I studied seed ecology with Dr. Jerry Baskin at the University of Kentucky and for my Master of Science thesis, conducted a study of the native and introduced species of Garrard County, Kentucky under the supervision of Dr. Ronald Jones at Eastern Kentucky University.
