People

Dr. Tiffany Schriever, Associate professor

Ecology of fresh waters and their inhabitants

The Wetland Ecology Lab research objective is to understand how the structure and function of wetland communities respond to natural and human-induced variation across temporal and spatial scales at population to the ecosystem levels. My research program uses both herpetofauna and invertebrates and integrates fields of ecology, conservation biology, and hydrology in diverse aquatic ecosystems. I'm particularly interested in food-web dynamics in wetlands and river systems.

Current Graduate Students

Adam Austin, PhD student

Aquatic biodiversity comparison of mitigation wetlands and their natural counterparts

Sara Diller, PhD student

Trophic ecology and river restoration

Jennifer Shamel, MS student

Bird and bat distribution in relation to insect flux from interdunal wetlands

Those that have graduated! Congratulations, and we miss you!

Morgan Morin, MS student - May 2023

Adam Austin, MS student - 2022

Halle Nienhaus, MS student - Jan. 2021

Nicole Stewart, MS student - Jan. 2021

Halle Nienhaus, MS student - Jan. 2021

Andrew Hopkins, MS student - Nov. 2019

Christopher Frazier, MS student - June 2019

Madison Holm, Undergraduate honors thesis - Dec. 2020

Devin Volz, Undergraduate honors thesis - Dec. 2017