Abigail Toretsky
Watershed Sciences
M.S. Ecology
Educational Background
BS, Biology - Ecology and Evolution, Minor in Spanish, University of Maryland
Biography
Major advisor: Janice Brahney
Abigail is an MS student working with Dr. Janice Brahney. Her research is focused on the long-term impact of wildfire on in-stream production and phosphorus. Her research interests include biogeochemistry, watershed nutrient cycling, and freshwater ecology. Abigail earned a B.S. in Biological Sciences (Ecology and Evolution) and a minor in Spanish from the University of Maryland. Since graduating, she has been working in freshwater ecosystems in Montana, Washington DC, Colorado, and now Utah! Outside of the lab, you can find her playing ultimate frisbee, hiking, or cooking.