My research focuses on ecosystem processes that influence coldwater fisheries; with primary interest in native salmoinds of the Adirondack Mountain region including brook trout, lake trout, and round whitefish. My current research examines (1) the role of movements and food webs in sustaining salmonid populations, (2) the impacts of acid precipitation and non-native fish introductions on native fish populations, and (3) management practices to restore, conserve, and protect restoration native fish populations in Adirondack waters.

Current Research

• Wild Brook Trout Lakes Initiative [Summary]

• Brook Trout Population Recovery in Acidic Honnedaga 

• Brook Trout Survival, Growth, and Reproduction 

               in a Thermally Marginal Lake

• Energy Status, Growth, and Survival of Rainbow Trout 

               in Food Limited Hatchery and Lake Environments

• VIE Tag Retention and Visbility in Brook Trout [Summary]

• Fish Community Response to Removal of Naturalized Smallmouth Bass 

               in an Oligotrophic Adirondack Lake [Summary]

• Stocked Trout Performance in a Large, Marginally Suitable Adirondack River
  

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