Gabrielle Ehinger

Gabrielle Ehinger is a Visiting Associate Professor of Biology at Huntingdon College, where she has taught for several years. She is a dedicated educator and environmental scientist with extensive experience in both academic and applied biological fields.

Education:

• M.S., Biology, University of Alabama-Huntsville
• B.S., Environmental Science, Auburn University

Her research interests lie primarily in environmental and conservation biology, with a focus on ecological monitoring, endangered species management, and natural resource protection. She has contributed significantly to field-based conservation efforts, particularly in protected plant population management and wetland mitigation. Her professional background bridges academic instruction with real-world environmental consulting and regulatory planning.

Though no recent publications are listed in the available text, her work reflects a strong interdisciplinary approach integrating biology, environmental science, and policy implementation in natural resource management.

Scientific Awards:

• No awards listed in the provided text.

Ms. Ehinger has served in instructional roles at multiple institutions, including as an adjunct instructor at the University of Alabama-Huntsville and Calhoun Community College. She has also contributed to academic and professional development through her teaching assistantship and graduate work. While no specific grants are mentioned, her role as a post-graduate fellow and contractor with federal programs indicates involvement in funded environmental projects.

Her professional experience includes significant work with government and private sectors, including positions at Oak Ridge Institute for Science and Education (Redstone Arsenal), OMI, Inc., and EDAW, Inc., where she engaged in biological consulting, environmental planning, and habitat management.