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Michael Wagner is an Associate Professor focused on fish ecology behavior and invasive species. He is a broadly trained aquatic ecologist with a strong interest in behavioral ecology of fishes. His recent research addresses various aspects of fish ecology such as migration strategies, search behavior, habitat selection, and anti-predator behavior, mediated through chemical information. He is actively involved in developing practical and scientifically-sound management tools aimed at controlling invasive species and achieving fish passage within aquatic ecosystems. Additionally, Professor Wagner teaches courses including Stream Ecology, Invasion Ecology, Effective Scientific Presentation, and Principles and Perspectives of Fisheries and Wildlife.
Department of Psychology