Morgan Ruelle is an Assistant Professor in the Environmental Science and Policy program in the Department of International Development, Community and Environment. He is interested in how biological and cultural diversity enable communities to anticipate and adapt to change. His work focuses on how the diversity within food systems provides options for communities to respond to climate change. He integrates Indigenous and other place-based ecological knowledge with a broad array of scientific tools. He strives to include communities in every stage of the research cycle to co-generate knowledge that is locally relevant and broadly meaningful.<\/p>\n
Since 2007, Dr. Ruelle has worked with Elders in the Standing Rock Nation of the Northern Great Plains to increase availability and access to plants used in their traditional foodways. His current work in Standing Rock focuses on ecological calendars, knowledge systems that measure and makes sense of time based on close observation of the ecosystem. His work combines Indigenous knowledge with phenological data to identify reliable seasonal indicators that could help communities synchronize their food systems with an increasingly variable climate.<\/p>\n
In Ethiopia, Dr. Ruelle conducts research and training for the Legume Diversity Project, a collaboration with five Ethiopian universities aimed at understanding the status and significance of Ethiopia\u2019s food legumes. Dr. Ruelle teaches Ethiopian graduate students to conduct surveys of legume species and varieties, using digital data collection tools to document farmers\u2019 knowledge across multiple agroecological and sociocultural contexts. In his own field work, he investigates how rapid expansion of road networks and access to regional markets shape farmers\u2019 use of legumes, and how agricultural development policies could sustain Ethiopia\u2019s agrobiodiversity as a source of adaptive capacity for climate change.<\/p>\n
Dr. Ruelle\u2019s research has been supported by a National Science Foundation Graduate Research Fellowship, the NSF Integrative Graduate Education and Research Traineeship in Food Systems and Poverty Reduction, the Toward Sustainability Foundation, the Atkinson Center for a Sustainable Future, and the McKnight Foundation\u2019s Collaborative Crop Research Program.<\/p>\n","protected":false},"author":0,"featured_media":1939,"parent":0,"template":"","meta":{"cu_faculty_f180_userid":"C70263653","cu_faculty_first_name":"Morgan","cu_faculty_last_name":"Ruelle","cu_faculty_employment_status":"Full Time","cu_faculty_rank":"Associate Professor","cu_faculty_position":"Associate Professor","cu_faculty_phone":"","cu_faculty_email":"MRuelle@clarku.edu","cu_faculty_location":"","cu_faculty_about":"
Morgan Ruelle is an Assistant Professor in the Environmental Science and Policy program in the Department of International Development, Community and Environment. He is interested in how biological and cultural diversity enable communities to anticipate and adapt to change. His work focuses on how the diversity within food systems provides options for communities to respond to climate change. He integrates Indigenous and other place-based ecological knowledge with a broad array of scientific tools. He strives to include communities in every stage of the research cycle to co-generate knowledge that is locally relevant and broadly meaningful.<\/p>\n
Since 2007, Dr. Ruelle has worked with Elders in the Standing Rock Nation of the Northern Great Plains to increase availability and access to plants used in their traditional foodways. His current work in Standing Rock focuses on ecological calendars, knowledge systems that measure and makes sense of time based on close observation of the ecosystem. His work combines Indigenous knowledge with phenological data to identify reliable seasonal indicators that could help communities synchronize their food systems with an increasingly variable climate.<\/p>\n
In Ethiopia, Dr. Ruelle conducts research and training for the Legume Diversity Project, a collaboration with five Ethiopian universities aimed at understanding the status and significance of Ethiopia\u2019s food legumes. Dr. Ruelle teaches Ethiopian graduate students to conduct surveys of legume species and varieties, using digital data collection tools to document farmers\u2019 knowledge across multiple agroecological and sociocultural contexts. In his own field work, he investigates how rapid expansion of road networks and access to regional markets shape farmers\u2019 use of legumes, and how agricultural development policies could sustain Ethiopia\u2019s agrobiodiversity as a source of adaptive capacity for climate change.<\/p>\n
Dr. Ruelle\u2019s research has been supported by a National Science Foundation Graduate Research Fellowship, the NSF Integrative Graduate Education and Research Traineeship in Food Systems and Poverty Reduction, the Toward Sustainability Foundation, the Atkinson Center for a Sustainable Future, and the McKnight Foundation\u2019s Collaborative Crop Research Program.<\/p>","cu_faculty_degrees":"Ph.D. in Natural Resources,<\/span> Cornell University, 2015\nM.S. in Natural Resources,<\/span> Cornell University, 2011\nB.S. in Ecology & Evolutionary Biology,<\/span> Yale University, 2001","cu_faculty_cv":"https:\/\/faculty180.interfolio.com\/public\/download.php?key=SDRwNCtxSUpsamxBQ213WS9ucHFuNnMwT0hzQU11b2RPQkJ2cWc3amxyUmNRdVVXTkF4MU1zT21qREtJZEdWZ2M4S2xILytNdEwrNnR0VkhCWHlmRHFNTXpzU3orbllpaUM0MUQwOFRJVTBoTGI0NEJ0YTJaRGs5dXVPVmpURFpmTEZOK1hqZVcybz0%3D","cu_faculty_links":"[]","cu_faculty_scholarly_interests":"","cu_faculty_scholarly_works":"[{\"activityid\":13092,\"fields\":{\"Type\":\"Articles in Refereed Journals\",\"Title\":\"Mixed teff (<em>Eragrostis tef<\\\/em>, Poaceae) cultivation and consumption among smallholder farmers in South Wollo Zone, Ethiopia\",\"Journal Title\":\"Journal of Ethnobiology and Ethnomedicine\",\"Series Title\":\"\",\"Month \\\/ Season\":\"2025\",\"Year\":2025,\"Publisher\":\"\",\"Publisher City and State\":\"\",\"Publisher Country\":\"\",\"Volume\":\"21\",\"Issue Number \\\/ Edition\":\"1\",\"Page Number(s) or Number of Pages\":\"27\",\"ISSN\":\"\",\"DOI\":\"\",\"CoAuthor\":null,\"URL\":\"https:\\\/\\\/doi.org\\\/10.1186\\\/s13002-025-00776-2\",\"Description\":\"\",\"Include description in output citation\":0,\"Origin\":\"RIS\"},\"facultyid\":\"C70263653\",\"status\":[{\"id\":13092,\"status\":\"Completed\\\/Published\",\"term\":\"Spring\",\"year\":2025,\"termid\":\"2024\\\/03\",\"listingorder\":6,\"completionorder\":6}],\"userid\":\"C70263653\",\"attachments\":[],\"coauthors_list\":[\"Daniel Melese\",\"Zemede Asfaw\",\"Zerihun Woldu\",\"Bikila Warkineh\",\"Endale Amare\",\"Alex C McAlvay\",\"Morgan L Ruelle\"],\"sort_date\":\"2025--01\"},{\"activityid\":10305,\"fields\":{\"Type\":\"Articles in Refereed Journals\",\"Title\":\"The potential of Ethiopian medicinal plants to treat emergent viral diseases\",\"Journal Title\":\"Phytotherapy Research\",\"Series Title\":\"\",\"Month \\\/ Season\":\"\",\"Year\":2024,\"Publisher\":\"Wiley\",\"Publisher City and State\":\"\",\"Publisher Country\":\"\",\"Volume\":\"38\",\"Issue Number \\\/ Edition\":\"2\",\"Page Number(s) or Number of Pages\":\"925-938\",\"ISSN\":\"\",\"DOI\":\"https:\\\/\\\/doi.org\\\/10.1002\\\/ptr.8084\",\"CoAuthor\":null,\"URL\":\"\",\"Description\":\"Ethiopians have deep-rooted traditions of using plants to treat ailments affecting humans and domesticated animals. 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