Adam McFall
Adam is a Biologist at the Columbia Environmental Research Center.
Adam joined USGS in 2023 and conducts research on invasive carp species aimed at understanding life history patterns and informing management strategies. He has experience with projects involving head-starting at-risk amphibians, soft releasing, restoring degraded habitats, working with private and federal land stewards to improve management, eDNA surveys, as well as an array of behavioral and physiological experiments. His current research interests include conservation of at-risk species, ecology of invasive species, behavioral ecology, movement ecology, wetland restoration, and herpetology.
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