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Craig Reiser creiser@lgl.com

  
 

Wildlife Ecologist

Joined LGL in 2006

 
 

Degrees & Diplomas

M.A.: St. Mary's University of Minnesota (Education and Instruction) 2006
B.Sc.: University of Wisconsin - Stevens Point (Biology) 1999
B.Sc.: University of Wisconsin - Stevens Point (Wildlife Management) 1999

Research Interests

  • Avian ecology and potential impacts of industry
  • Arctic cisco (Coregonus autumnalis) population dynamics
  • Long-term monitoring of wildlife and fish populations
  • Impacts of climate change on Arctic ecosystems

Capsule Resume

Craig began working for LGL as a seasonal employee from 2001 through 2003. He divided his efforts between avian studies of tundra-nesting bird communities and near-shore fish monitoring in Prudhoe Bay. Craig joined the full time LGL staff in 2006 after completing his master's degree and teaching advanced biology to high school students. His more recent focus has been working with various Arctic fisheries monitoring programs including an assessment of a native subsistence fishery on the Colville River. Additionally, he has been involved with monitoring of the Howe Island lesser snow goose (Chen caerulescens caerulescens) colony, aerial surveys, LGL's marine mammal observer program, and various environmental impact assessments.