Annie Innes-Gold
2021-present: Ph.D. Student, Hawai’i Institute of Marine Biology, University of Hawai’i, USA
2019-20: M.S. Biological and Environmental Sciences, University of Rhode Island, USA
2014-18: B.A. Biology, Vassar College, NY, USA
It all started when…
I grew up in the small town of Northampton, MA, and became interested in marine science on an elementary school trip to the aquarium. I studied Biology and Anthropology at Vassar College in Poughkeepsie, NY, participating in ecology research at the Smithsonian Tropical Research Institute and Bigelow Lab for Ocean Sciences. After college, I worked in science outreach with the Pioneer Valley Coral and Natural Science Institute and Reef Environmental Education Foundation. I then completed my MS at the University of Rhode Island, where I created a social-ecological model of the Narragansett Bay food web and fisheries.
My research...
I’m interested in coral reef ecology and ecosystem-based fisheries management, and hope to use my background in interdisciplinary research to explore questions relating to environmental and fisheries sustainability. Currently, I’m using ecosystem modeling to study the interactive effects of management strategy and climate change on fish populations and fisheries harvest.
Contact me…
Email:
ainnesgo@hawaii.edu
Address:
Hawaii Institute of Marine Biology
University of Hawaii at Manoa
PO Box 1346 (for US Postal Service)
46-007 Lilipuna Road (For all other carriers)
Kaneohe, HI 96744 USA