Kimberly Schulz

Kimberly Schulz is an Associate Professor in the Department of Environmental Biology at the State University of New York College of Environmental Science and Forestry (SUNY ESF). She actively advises graduate students and contributes to programs like the ESF/NYS Parks Watercraft Inspection Steward Program and the Conesus Lake Steward Program.

• Research Focus: Invasive species in freshwater ecosystems, water quality modeling, and ecological impacts of invasive mussels and macroalgae.
• Current Graduate Advisees:
  • David Andrews: Automated counting of invasive freshwater mussels in Skaneateles Lake and their role in HABs.
  • Samia Cushing: Effects of northern snakehead fish on Bashakill Wildlife Management Area foodwebs.
  • Bobbetta Davis: Winter zooplankton assemblages in New York Finger Lakes.
  • Erin Ebert: Research on invasive species in Environmental & Forest Biology.
  • Carrick Palmer: Impacts of Nitellopsis obtusa on epiphytic communities in New York lakes.