Eric Larsen BIO Professor Eric Larsen provides instruction on remote sensing, digital image processing, aerial photograph interpretation, and physical geography. Larsen has a long-standing interest in the relationships among wolves, elk, and aspen in Yellowstone National Park. He also conducts research on the Southern Royal Albatross, understanding the predation patterns by the New Zealand Sea Lion and solving the problem of band injury. TEACHING HONORS UW System Department of the Year (2003) PUBLICATIONS Moore, P. J., Larsen, E. J., Charteris, M., & Pryde, M. (2013). “Southern Royal Albatross on Campbell Island/Motu Ihupuku. Solving a Band Injury Problem.” New Zealand Department of Conservation, Wellington, NewZealand. 95 pg. https://library.dbca.wa.gov.au/static/FullTextFiles/627600.pdf PROFESSIONAL MEMBERSHIPS American Association of Geographers Ecological Society of America ADVICE 95% of life is showing up. FUN FACT When he was growing up, he wanted to be a professional downhiller. Professor of GeographyGeography and Geology Chair Office: SCI B307 Phone: 715-346-4098 Email: eric.larsen@uwsp.edu Education Ph.D. - Physical Geography Oregon State University M.A. - Mathematics Oregon State University B.S. - Regional Analysis University of Wisconsin – Green Bay Courses Remote Sensing I The Dynamic Earth