3 College Street
Rubenstein Ecosystem Science Laboratory
Burlington, VT 05401
United States
- M.S. Ecosystem Science & Policy, University of Wisconsin-Green Bay
- B.S. Biological Sciences, University of Notre Dame
BIO
Mia's research interests are ecosystem ecology and fish population dynamics in the Great Lakes and connected waterways. At UVM, Mia is using long-term datasets to quantify variation in forage fish communities of Lake Champlain in the context of environmental change, non-native species introductions, and piscivorous fish populations. Previous research projects have focused on restoration of fish and invertebrate communities in small tributary streams and food webs in coastal wetlands. She is a Midwest transplant who enjoys cross-country skiing, cooking, and trail running!
Prospective graduate students interested in learning more about research and experiences in the Rubenstein School may contact her.
Area(s) of expertise
Ecology of lakes and streams, fisheries management, ecosystem restoration, forage fish
Bio
Mia's research interests are ecosystem ecology and fish population dynamics in the Great Lakes and connected waterways. At UVM, Mia is using long-term datasets to quantify variation in forage fish communities of Lake Champlain in the context of environmental change, non-native species introductions, and piscivorous fish populations. Previous research projects have focused on restoration of fish and invertebrate communities in small tributary streams and food webs in coastal wetlands. She is a Midwest transplant who enjoys cross-country skiing, cooking, and trail running!
Prospective graduate students interested in learning more about research and experiences in the Rubenstein School may contact her.
Areas of Expertise
Ecology of lakes and streams, fisheries management, ecosystem restoration, forage fish
Advisors
Advisors: Jason Stockwell and Ellen Marsden