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Zoe Almeida is a Senior Research Associate in the Natural Resources Environment Section at the Cornell Biological Field Station. With a comprehensive training in aquatic ecology, her research focuses on addressing fundamental ecological questions aimed at managing and conserving fish populations. She has conducted research across small lakes, the Laurentian Great Lakes, and marine environments, utilizing both laboratory and field experiments alongside statistical simulation modeling. Zoe is passionate about collaborating with students, management agencies, and stakeholders to enhance understanding of the drivers behind population dynamics and inform science-based management strategies. Her recent work examines the impacts of warming on food quality and the immediate and long-term responses of fish populations to environmental changes. Almeida's scholarly outreach includes numerous publications that contribute to advancing knowledge in aquatic resource conservation and management, with a primary focus on freshwater fish.
Cornell Biological Field Station • Bridgeport, NY
Conducting research focused on ecological questions related to managing and conserving freshwater fish populations.
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