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Graduated: Spring 2024.

Research topic: "Monitoring the response of waterbirds and vegetation to the drawdown of Big Lake National Wildlife Refuge".

Publications (#3):

Journal Articles (#1), Book Chapters (#1), and Unpublished Report - (Public Release Version) (#1)

Schroyer*, K.A., H.M. Hagy, R. Askren, S. Rimer, H.A. Zurqani, and D.C. Osborne. 2026. Vegetation and Waterfowl Response to a Drawdown on a Semi-Permanent Emergent Wetland. Wetlands (Accepted) (CiteScore 3.5 / Impact Factor 2.0)
Schroyer*, K.A., H.A., Zurqani, H.M., Hagy, D.C., Osborne, R. J., Askren, and S., Rimer. 2026. A New Era for Wetland Monitoring: Exploring Remote Sensing Options for Monitoring Wetland Vegetation Communities. Chapter 6, Geospatial Artificial Intelligence in Environmental and Natural Resources Management. Earth and Environmental Sciences Library. Switzerland. Springer International Publishing AG. (In press). (Scopus/WoS)
Hagy, H., K. Schroyer*, G. Wilkerson, P. Stinson, B. Fortier, and J. Wortham. 2023. Midwinter Aerial Waterfowl Surveys on National Wildlife Refuges in the Southeast, 2023. U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service Report. https://ecos.fws.gov/ServCat/Reference/Profile/157221.

Abstracts and Posters (#2):

Schroyer*, K.A., H.A. Zurqani, S. Rimer, H.M. Hagy, and D.C. Osborne. 2023. Modeling Vegetation Community Change and Analyzing Waterbird Use During a Drawdown on Big Lake National Wildlife Refuge. 2023: Five Oaks Research Symposium.
Schroyer*, K.A., H.A. Zurqani, S. Rimer, H.M. Hagy, and D.C. Osborne. 2022. Waterbird and Vegetation Response to the Drawdown of Big Lake National Wildlife Refuge. Lower Mississippi Valley Joint Venture Waterfowl Symposium, 2022

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