Jeffrey G. Miner

Dr. Jeffrey G. Miner is a Professor in the Department of Biological Sciences at Bowling Green State University (College of Arts and Sciences). His research focuses on aquatic ecosystems, with particular emphasis on fisheries, community ecology, and wetland restoration. He teaches limnology, foundations biology, and field-based seminars in aquatic ecology.

Research Interests: Dr. Miner's work explores the intersection of population, community, and ecosystem ecology. His lab investigates how abiotic factors and invasive species impact aquatic community structures, using fish, zooplankton, and macroinvertebrates as model organisms. Key themes include biotic interactions, environmental mediation of species dynamics, and ecosystem recovery strategies.

Recent Publications: His research spans topics including invasive species management in Great Lakes, wetland habitat rehabilitation, and fish migration patterns. Articles demonstrate expertise in both empirical studies and technological applications like acoustic telemetry.