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Angela Strecker

Director Institute for Watershed Studies; Professor

Western Washington University

Affiliations

College of the Environment

College of the Environment Spatial Institute

Department Of Environmental Sciences

Department Of Urban And Environmental Planning And Policy

Institute for Watershed Studies

Studies Of Institute For Watershed

Department Of Environmental Studies And Geography

College of the Environment Spatial Institute

Institute Of Spatial

Western Washington University

Angela Strecker is currently serving as a College Of The Environment Director Institute for Watershed Studies; Professor at Western Washington University.

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Angela Strecker

Western Washington University

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ecology environmental science aquatic ecosystems conservation biology marine biology evolutionary biology invasion biology wildlife biodiversity avian biology animal ecology oceanography climate change fish biology water science freshwater biology marine ecology zooplankton ecology earth science community (ecology) zoology aquatic conservation water ecologies limnology benthic ecology freshwater ecosystems global ecology biological invasions wildlife ecology phytoplankton ecology biogeography predator-prey interactions biological oceanography population ecology landscape ecology zooplankton communities pest management ocean sciences canadian studies restoration ecology water resource management hydrobiologia chemical oceanography spatial ecology environmental geochemistry wildlife management hydrobiology trophic impact freshwater lakes invasion pathway aquarium trade wildlife biology animal production physical oceanography ecosystem functioning invasive species ecosystem impact disparate impact range shift rodent ecology body size allometric studies water demand oceanic science invasive vertebrate animals exotic pet trade fishless alpine ponds invasive predator ecosystem function scale dependence empirical evidence ecological integrity assessment fresh waters landscape structure recovered lakes boreal shield

Notable Scholarly Works

Notable Federal Grants

Collaborators

Lake Whatcom Monitoring Project 2024/2025 Report. Western CEDAR (Western Washington University) (2026)

Angela StreckerMichael HillesJoan PickensRobert MitchellRobin MatthewsGeoffrey Matthews

environmental sciencemonitoring technologyecologyenvironmental monitoringdata sciencewide area monitoring

Abiotic Variables Drive Different Aspects of Fish Community Trait Variation and Species Richness Across the Continental United States. Journal of Animal Ecology (2025)

Alicia McGrewCrysta GantzBrigid WillsBenjamin BaiserSydne RecordPhoebe L. ZarnetskeAngela L. Strecker

animal ecologyecologycommunity (ecology)continental united statesabiotic variables

Production of Dissolved Organic Matter From Lily Pads (Nymphaea Odorata) in a Mesotrophic Freshwater Lake. Aquatic Sciences (2025)

environmental scienceecologywater qualityaquatic ecosystemsmesotrophic freshwater lakedissolved organic matterfreshwater biologybiogeochemistrywater sciencesediment-water interactionlimnology

Resolving the Environmental Factors That Determine Pond Thermal Refuge Quality. Limnology and Oceanography Letters (2025)

water resourcesenvironmental scienceecologywater qualityenvironmental researchaquatic ecosystemswater resource managementenvironmental protectionenvironmental qualitywater ecologiesecohydrologyfreshwater biologyenvironmental factorswater sciencesurface waterfreshwater ecosystemsaquatic conservation

Shifts in Bacterioplankton During Cyanobacterial Blooms Reflect Bloom Toxicity and Lake Trophic State. Harmful Algae (2025)

oceanographyharmful algaebloom ecologymicrobiologyenvironmental scienceecologybloom toxicityaquatic ecosystemswater pollutionfreshwater biologytrophic statecyanobacterial bloomsmicrobial ecologyharmful microalgaemicroorganismscyanobacterialimnologyphytoplankton ecology

Stable Isotope‐Inferred Hydrology of Ponds Created by the Mount St. Helens Eruption. Ecohydrology (2025)

volcanic processenvironmental sciencehydrological processponds createdvolcanismisotope geochemistryhydrogeologygeomorphologyhydrologywater scienceearth sciencestable isotope‐inferred hydrologyvolcanologygeologygeochemistry

The Influence of Sample Size and Sampling Design on Estimating Population‐Level Intra Specific Trait Variation ( Itv ) Along Environmental Gradients. Ecology and Evolution (2024)

Isadora E. FluckSydne RecordAngela StreckerPhoebe L. ZarnetskeBenjamin Baiser

ecologypopulation ecologybiostatisticsecology and evolutionary biologyenvironmental gradientsevolutionary biologysample size

Watershed, Lake, and Food Web Factors Influence Diazotrophic Cyanobacteria in Mountain Lakes. Limnology and Oceanography (2024)

Lara S. JansenDaniel SobotaYangdong PanAngela L. Strecker

oceanographyenvironmental scienceecologywater ecologiesaquatic ecosystemsfood web factorsmountain lakeshydrologyenvironmental microbiologyfreshwater biologyenvironmental biologydiazotrophic cyanobacteriamicrobial ecologybotanyfreshwater ecosystemsevolutionary biologycyanobacterialimnology

Lake and Pond Ecosystems. Elsevier eBooks (2023)

Angela L. StreckerAlicia McGrewAriana Chiapella

aquatic ecosystemslandscape ecologyecologyecosystems

Mussel Squeeze: Dissolved Oxygen and Temperature Can “Squeeze” Zebra Mussels out of Invaded Reservoirs. Management of Biological Invasions (2023)

Crysta GantzRich MillerSteve WellsMark SytsmaAngela Strecker

osmoregulationanimal ecologyavian biologyecologymarine ecologybiological invasionswildlifeinvaded reservoirsmussel squeezezebra musselsconservation biologyinvasion biology

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Angela Strecker

Director Institute for Watershed Studies; Professor

Western Washington University

Affiliations

College of the Environment

College of the Environment Spatial Institute

Department Of Environmental Sciences

Department Of Urban And Environmental Planning And Policy

Institute for Watershed Studies

Studies Of Institute For Watershed

Department Of Environmental Studies And Geography

College of the Environment Spatial Institute

Institute Of Spatial

Western Washington University

Angela Strecker is currently serving as a College Of The Environment Director Institute for Watershed Studies; Professor at Western Washington University.

Honors

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Experiences

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Angela Strecker

Western Washington University

Director Institute for Watershed Studies; Professor

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Notable Scholarly Works

Notable Federal Grants

Collaborators

Lake Whatcom Monitoring Project 2024/2025 Report. Western CEDAR (Western Washington University) (2026)

Angela StreckerMichael HillesJoan PickensRobert MitchellRobin MatthewsGeoffrey Matthews

environmental sciencemonitoring technologyecologyenvironmental monitoringdata sciencewide area monitoring

Abiotic Variables Drive Different Aspects of Fish Community Trait Variation and Species Richness Across the Continental United States. Journal of Animal Ecology (2025)

Alicia McGrewCrysta GantzBrigid WillsBenjamin BaiserSydne RecordPhoebe L. ZarnetskeAngela L. Strecker

animal ecologyecologycommunity (ecology)continental united statesabiotic variables

Production of Dissolved Organic Matter From Lily Pads (Nymphaea Odorata) in a Mesotrophic Freshwater Lake. Aquatic Sciences (2025)

environmental scienceecologywater qualityaquatic ecosystemsmesotrophic freshwater lakedissolved organic matterfreshwater biologybiogeochemistrywater sciencesediment-water interactionlimnology

Resolving the Environmental Factors That Determine Pond Thermal Refuge Quality. Limnology and Oceanography Letters (2025)

Shifts in Bacterioplankton During Cyanobacterial Blooms Reflect Bloom Toxicity and Lake Trophic State. Harmful Algae (2025)

Stable Isotope‐Inferred Hydrology of Ponds Created by the Mount St. Helens Eruption. Ecohydrology (2025)

The Influence of Sample Size and Sampling Design on Estimating Population‐Level Intra Specific Trait Variation ( Itv ) Along Environmental Gradients. Ecology and Evolution (2024)

Isadora E. FluckSydne RecordAngela StreckerPhoebe L. ZarnetskeBenjamin Baiser

ecologypopulation ecologybiostatisticsecology and evolutionary biologyenvironmental gradientsevolutionary biologysample size

Watershed, Lake, and Food Web Factors Influence Diazotrophic Cyanobacteria in Mountain Lakes. Limnology and Oceanography (2024)

Lara S. JansenDaniel SobotaYangdong PanAngela L. Strecker

Lake and Pond Ecosystems. Elsevier eBooks (2023)

Angela L. StreckerAlicia McGrewAriana Chiapella

aquatic ecosystemslandscape ecologyecologyecosystems

Mussel Squeeze: Dissolved Oxygen and Temperature Can “Squeeze” Zebra Mussels out of Invaded Reservoirs. Management of Biological Invasions (2023)

Crysta GantzRich MillerSteve WellsMark SytsmaAngela Strecker

osmoregulationanimal ecologyavian biologyecologymarine ecologybiological invasionswildlifeinvaded reservoirsmussel squeezezebra musselsconservation biologyinvasion biology

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