Corey Dunn

About

Corey Dunn is an Assistant Professor and Unit Leader at the United States Geological Survey. His research areas include the assessment of riverine fish imperilment using Bayesian belief networks, functional gradients of fish in reservoir ecosystems, and the restoration of large river fishes in the Anthropocene. He has also explored the spatial and temporal distributions of invasive carp and the responses of crayfishes to extreme-flow events and temperature variations. Additionally, Dunn has developed survey designs for monitoring fish richness in nonwadeable rivers, emphasizing efficient resource use.