Staff Member
Darren Shoemaker
PhD
Email: ds2951@msstate.edu
Biography
I began working in aquatic ecology as a technician during undergrad and became fascinated with the dynamic relationships between fish and climate change. I received my master's in biology from Purdue University – Fort Wayne with my thesis "An Examination of Relationships between Climate and Fish Communities in Agricultural Headwater Streams." After my master's, I decided to pursue my doctorate at Mississippi State University, studying how climate change will affect reservoir habitats across the United States.
| Presentations | Presentation Date |
|---|---|
| Shoemaker, D.S., L.E. Miranda, C.G. Dunn. 2023. Vulnerability of reservoir fish habitats to climate change. Annual Meeting of the Mississippi Chapter of the American Fisheries Society, Natchez, Mississippi. | February 2023 |
| Shoemaker, D.J., L.E. Miranda, C.G. Dunn, R.P. Boyles, and K.M. Hunt. 2023. Challenges evaluating reservoir fish habitats in a changing climate. Annual Meeting of the American Fisheries Society, Grand Rapids, Michigan. | August 2023 |