Grant-writing support with community partners
Collaborative project development and management
Recent projects:
June 22-27, 2022: Scientist, expedition participant and logistical support for Upstream Alliance’s documentary filming, Search for the Cooper River . News coverage in English and Espanol.
July 2022- present: Grant writing, project management for local community center, Philadelphia
Grants:
Over $9.2 million dollars obtained since 2013
2015-2022: Nearly $2 million from competitive grant programs by National Fish and Wildlife Foundation, Pennsylvania Department of Environmental Protection, Sea Grant, and U.S. Environmental Protection Agency
Field work: Sampling, processing and identifying macroinvertebrates to the genus level.
Experience using several different state and international sampling and processing protocols.
DNA barcoding and metabarcoding to identify aquatic insects and eDNA for other species present in the watershed are additional tools we use to complement morphological identification for specific study purposes.
Keynotes or presentations:
Macroinvertebrates, barcoding, river restoration, water quality, climate change effects on freshwaters, Women in Science or the Delaware River Watershed.
Educational outreach on stream ecology and biodiversity to all ages.
For more information, contact Stefanie Kroll:
Collaborative project development and management
Recent projects:
June 22-27, 2022: Scientist, expedition participant and logistical support for Upstream Alliance’s documentary filming, Search for the Cooper River . News coverage in English and Espanol.
July 2022- present: Grant writing, project management for local community center, Philadelphia
Grants:
Over $9.2 million dollars obtained since 2013
2015-2022: Nearly $2 million from competitive grant programs by National Fish and Wildlife Foundation, Pennsylvania Department of Environmental Protection, Sea Grant, and U.S. Environmental Protection Agency
Field work: Sampling, processing and identifying macroinvertebrates to the genus level.
Experience using several different state and international sampling and processing protocols.
DNA barcoding and metabarcoding to identify aquatic insects and eDNA for other species present in the watershed are additional tools we use to complement morphological identification for specific study purposes.
Keynotes or presentations:
Macroinvertebrates, barcoding, river restoration, water quality, climate change effects on freshwaters, Women in Science or the Delaware River Watershed.
Educational outreach on stream ecology and biodiversity to all ages.
For more information, contact Stefanie Kroll:
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Watershed Ecology Team, June 2021 with Bloomsburg University team for Headwaters study
Tanya Dapkey giving a talk at the American Entomological Society monthly meeting on barcoding insects, October 2019. Dr. Stefanie Kroll presenting her work with the DRWI and how to improve streams in agricultural communities for the 500 Women Scientists Science Salon, April 2018.
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Danielle and Tanya show how we sample!
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