Min T. Huang

Research Scientist

Education:

• PhD 2010 University of Connecticut; Natural Resources
• MS 1996 Frostburg State University; Wildlife Management
• BS 1992 University of Connecticut; Wildlife Management
• BA 1992 University of Connecticut; English

Professional Experience:

• 2002 – Present Wildlife Division, CT Dept. of Energy and Environmental Protection, Migratory Bird Program Leader
• 2000 Certified Wildlife Biologist, conferred by The Wildlife Society
• 1997 – 2002 Washington Department of Fish and Wildlife, Wildlife Biologist
• 1995 – 1997 Florida Game and Fish Commission, Wildlife Biologist

Research Interests:

Current projects include:

• Clapper Rail survival and nesting success
• Development of mallard harvest strategy in the Atlantic Flyway
• Migration timing and survival of North Atlantic Population Canada geese
• Wintering movements of greater snow geese
• Integrating waterfowl harvest and habitat management objectives
• Songbird response to forest management
• Dispersal patterns of purple martins
• Ruffed grouse dispersal and survival.