PhD Student in Natural Resources

My research interests are ecosystem ecology and fish population dynamics in the Great Lakes and connected waterways. At UVM, I am 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. I'm 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 me.

Associations and Affiliations

  • American Fisheries Society
  • International Association of Great Lakes Research
Amelia McReynolds

Areas of Expertise and/or Research

Ecology of lakes and streams, fisheries management, ecosystem restoration, forage fish

Advisors: Jason Stockwell and Ellen Marsden

Education

  • M.S. Ecosystem Science & Policy, University of Wisconsin-Green Bay
  • B.S. Biological Sciences, University of Notre Dame

Contact

Office Location:

Rubenstein Ecosystem Science Laboratory, 3 College Street, Burlington