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Madison Lytle is listed as PhD student at UNCW based in Wilmington, North Carolina, United States. AeroLeads shows a matched LinkedIn profile for Madison Lytle.
Madison Lytle previously worked as Lab Manager - Coastal Plant Ecology Lab at University Of North Carolina Wilmington and Graduate Research Assistant - Benthic Ecology Lab at University Of North Carolina Wilmington. Madison Lytle holds Master Of Science - Ms, Marine Biology from University Of North Carolina Wilmington.
I am a PhD student in the Coastal Plant Ecology Lab. My research focuses on monitoring the seasonal variation of seagrass meadows using drone imagery. I am broadly interested in spatial ecology and habitat restoration/conservation.
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Research focused on seagrass demographics and anthropogenic disturbances. Organized field work and facilitated sample processing with undergraduate and graduate students.
Assessment of wild oyster (Crassostrea virginica) health metrics (condition index, density, reproductive condition) and populations (size demography, density, associated fauna). Also investigated nekton use of oyster habitats (sweep nets, seine nets, Breder traps, minnow traps, lift nets, gill nets, habitat patches). Gained taxonomic identification skills.
Periodic field research relating to:- Endangered species surveys in the Cape Fear River - Anadromous fish egg sampling (bongo nets) in the Cape Fear River- Scientific diving to collect offshore benthic core samples
Worked with citizen scientists to create living shorelines (through construction of oyster reefs and marsh grass plantings) along eroding shorelines. Monitored nekton and epifauna use of created oyster reef. Reported data to the public and promoted conversation on ecosystem services living shoreline provide.
-Benthic core sample processing-Assisted graduate students with field work related to oyster and marsh habitat studies -Data management
Influence of oyster structures (oyster reefs and oyster culture operations) on adjacent infaunal assemblages. Investigated halo effects.
Honors Project: Diet composition of Fundulus heteroclitus, critical marsh species, as determined through gut content analysis (prey.
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Madison Lytle is listed as PhD student at UNCW.
Madison Lytle is based in Wilmington, North Carolina, United States.
Madison Lytle has worked for University Of North Carolina Wilmington, Dial Cordy And Associates Inc., and St. James Plantation.
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Madison Lytle holds Master Of Science - Ms, Marine Biology from University Of North Carolina Wilmington.
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