Christopher Hoving

Christopher Hoving serves as an Adjunct Assistant Professor at the Department of Fisheries and Wildlife within Michigan State University's College of Agriculture & Natural Resources. His work bridges climate science and wildlife management through applied research and vulnerability assessments.

• Academic Rank: Adjunct Assistant Professor
• Department: Fisheries and Wildlife
• University: Michigan State University

Dr. Hoving specializes in climate change adaptation and wildlife conservation, particularly focusing on species vulnerability assessments, forest ecosystem dynamics, and migratory behavior impacts. His research integrates ecological modeling with practical management strategies to address climate-induced challenges in terrestrial systems.

Recent publications demonstrate a strong focus on climate-resilient ecosystems (2025), adaptive wildlife management (2023-2024), and habitat transformation under climate change (2014-2021). The work spans snowfall projections, fire ecology applications, and insect community dynamics, all informing conservation decision-making.