Gregory J. Lipps

Gregory J. Lipps studies the ecology, genetics, and conservation of amphibians and reptiles (frogs, turtles, salamanders, and snakes), with a strong focus on species found in Ohio and the surrounding Midwest region of the United States. His work often combines field surveys, camera-trap monitoring, and population genetics to understand how habitat and land-use history affect the long-term survival of threatened species such as Blanding's turtles, eastern massasauga rattlesnakes, and eastern hellbenders.

Publication output has been modest and somewhat uneven over the last decade, with a burst of activity in 2021 followed by a steady but low rate of about one publication per year through 2025.

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