
David Lodge
Professor of Biological Sciences
Office: 178 Galvin Life Science Center
Phone: 574-631-6094
Email: Lodge.1@nd.edu
Areas of Expertise
Invasive species, conservation biology, environmental policy
Director of Notre Dame’s Center for Aquatic Conservation, Lodge is a world-renowned expert on invasive species. He served as the first chair of the national Invasive Species Advisory Committee and was the lead author of the Ecological Society of America’s paper calling for a stronger government response to the problem of invasive species. His research has identified global hot spots for biological invasions from ballast water and examined the best options for managing these invasions. He also has demonstrated that Great Lakes area commercial vendors in the nursery, pet and fish market trades are contributing to the introduction and spread of invasive species.
VIDEOS
ND NEWSWIRE ARTICLES
Biologist Lodge testifies on nonnative species bill
Biologist Lodge organizes AAAS annual meeting symposium
Ecologist Lodge featured in documentary
International workshop focuses on best practices to prevent biological invasions
New study examines the role vendors play in spread of invasive species
Biologist Lodge to testify before House subcommittee
New grant will help address invasive species problems in Great Lakes
New center to focus on aquatic conservation
Lodge helps author paper calling for federal leadership to control invasive species
Notre Dame biologists help Shedd Aquarium develop invasive species exhibit
Biologist Lodge calls for federal action on invasive species

