Cooperative Fish and Wildlife Research Units Program:
Education, Research and Technical Assistance for Managing Our Natural Resources

Staff Member


Amber Barenberg

Amber Barenberg

Master's
Email: bare6282@vandals.uidaho.edu

Biography

I am an Idaho native and have lived here all my life. After graduating high school in Middleton I pursued a college degree in Environmental Science with a minor in Spanish at the University of Idaho. My junior year in college I studied abroad in Costa Rica for 1 year studying tropical marine biology. After graduating college in 2010 I worked for Idaho Department of Fish and Game first in Nampa Idaho and then later transferred to Lewiston Idaho. I returned to University of Idaho in January of 2012 to pursue a M.S. in fisheries resources working with invasive species under the mentoring of Dr. Christine Moffitt.

Research Publications Publication Date
Moffitt, C.M., A. Barenberg, K. A. Stockton, and B. J. Watten. 2014. Efficacy of two approaches for disinfecting surfaces and water infested with quagga mussel veligers. Chapter 30 in W. H. Wong and S. Gerstenberger, editors. Biology and management of invasive quagga and zebra mussels in the Western United States.CRC Press. Florida. | Abstract | Download April 2015
Moffitt, C. M., B. J. Watten, A. Barenberg, and J. Henquinet. 2015. Hydroxide stabilization as a new tool for ballast disinfection: efficacy of treatment on zooplankton. Management of Biological Invasions. 6:263-275. | Abstract | Download April 2015
Presentations Presentation Date
Use of elevated pH as a disinfection tool against two invasive mollusks of concern April 2013
Shearer*, J., C. M. Moffitt, and A. Barenberg. (poster) NaOH toxicity to invasive quagga mussels and Asian clams: estimating lethal time of exposure to NaOH pH 12. Idaho NSF EPSCoR and Idaho NASA EPSCoR annual meeting, Boise, ID. 2-3 October December 2012
Moffitt, C. M., B.J. Watten, A. Barenberg, and J. Henquinet. Hydroxide stabilization as a new tool for ballast disinfection: efficacy of treatment on zooplankton. Upper Midwest Invasive Species Conference. Duluth, MN. October 2014
Moffitt, C. M., B. Watten, A. Barenberg, and J. Henquinet. 2015. Hydroxide stabilization as a new tool for ballast disinfection: efficacy of treatment on zooplankton. Poster. Idaho Chapter American Fisheries Society Annual Meeting, Boise, ID, March 2015. March 2015
Moffitt, C. M., B. Watten, A. Barenberg and J. Henquinet. 2014. Hydroxide stabilization as a new tool for ballast disinfection: efficacy of treatment on zooplankton. Presentation to Columbia River Basin Team Meeting, 100th Meridian. Vancouver, WA. Oct 1-2 October 2014
Moffitt, C. M. , B. J. Watten, A. Barenberg, and J. Henquinet. 2014.Elevated pH: an effective, economical and safe tool to control release of invasive species. Oral presentation AFS Quebec City. 2014. August 2014
Barenberg, A., C. M. Moffitt, and B. J. Watten. 2013. Elevated pH as a disinfection tool against three invasive mollusks of concern. Washington and Oregon Association of Lake Managers Annual Meeting. Wenatchee, WA. September 2013
Barenberg, A., C. M. Moffitt, and B Watten , Elevated pH as a disinfection tool against three invasive mollusks of concern, Washington State Lake Protection Association. October 2013
Barenberg*, A., C. M. Moffitt, and B. J. Watten (oral).Elevated pH as a management tool to control invasive mollusks. Washington State Lake Protection Association (WALPA). Wenatchee, WA, 24-26 October October 2012
Babrowicz, M.F., A. Barenberg, and C. M. Moffitt. 2014. Use of Elevated pH to control the spread of Asian Clam veligers. Presenation at Southern Division AFS, 23-26 January. Charleston SC. January 2014
Moffitt, C. M., B. J. Watten and A. Barenberg. 2013. Elevated pH: an effective, economical and safe tool to control release of invasive species. November 2013