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Dr. Henry M. Streby is an Associate Professor of Ecology in the Department of Environmental Sciences at the University of Toledo's College of Natural Sciences and Mathematics. He holds a Ph.D. from the University of Minnesota (2010) and B.S./M.S. degrees from Ohio University. His research focuses on avian ecology, wildlife conservation, and evolutionary biology, with particular emphasis on migratory connectivity, hybridization, and novel field methodology.
- Ph.D., Ecology - University of Minnesota (2010)
- M.S., Ecology - Ohio University
- B.S., Ecology - Ohio University
Dr. Streby's lab produces actionable science for biodiversity conservation while advancing understanding of avian behavioral evolution. Current projects include red-headed woodpecker demography, energy development impacts on birds, and collaborative work with the Black Swamp Bird Observatory. His methodological innovations span geolocator deployment, radio-telemetry, and full-season productivity modeling.
His 15 most recent publications highlight trends in migration ecology, hybridization genetics, and habitat conservation. Key themes include migratory connectivity in Vermivora warblers, spatial ecology of turtles, and behavioral adaptations in Golden-winged Warblers. Collaborative work spans genomic analysis, climate impacts, and methodological improvements.
Scientific Awards:
- 2021 President's Award for Excellence in Scholarly Activity (University of Toledo)
- 2018 Wildlife Society's Wildlife Publication Award
- 2013 Cooper Ornithological Society Young Professional Award
- NSF Postdoctoral Fellowship
- Out To Innovate Career Development Fellowship
- Louis Agassiz Fuertes Grant
- Graduate Dean's Fellowship (University of Toledo)
Dr. Streby has mentored 12 graduate students including Gunnar Kramer (PhD 2021) and Kyle Pagel (MS 2019). His lab maintains a strong presence at professional ornithological and ecological societies, with extensive fieldwork in the Great Lakes, New Mexico, and Midwest oak savannas.
