Dr. Lusha Tronstad
WYNDD
Invertebrate Zoology Program Manager
Head of Invertebrate Zoology Program
March 2009 to Present: Responsible for developing and maintaining data on the distribution, natural history, conservation status, and habitat requirements of rare invertebrate species in Wyoming. This is accomplished through field research projects and review of existing literature and museum resources.
Education
B.S. Ecology, Montana State University, May 2001.
M.S. Biological Sciences, University of Alabama, May 2003. Thesis: Invertebrate survival
strategies in ephemeral aquatic habitats of a subtropical floodplain.
Ph.D. Zoology and Physiology, University of Wyoming, May 2008. Dissertation: Ecosystem
consequences of declining Yellowstone cutthroat trout in Yellowstone Lake and spawning
streams.
Research Interests
Aquatic ecology, pollinators, entomology, malacology, ecosystem processing, nutrient
cycling, plant-pollinator interactions, conservation and food web dynamics.
Google Scholar profile
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