

Mike Brown
Professor integrating diverse disciplines to study the intricate dynamics of aquatic ecosystems, Mike Brown is a Professor Emeritus of Fisheries Science at South Dakota State University. With a distinguished academic journey, he earned his Ph.D. and M.S. from Texas A&M University, following a B.S. from Arkansas Tech University. His scholarly pursuits are deeply rooted in fisheries management, fish ecology, and fish culture, reflecting a commitment to understanding and preserving aquatic environments. Throughout his career, Professor Brown has been affiliated with the Department of Natural Resource Management, where he has contributed significantly to the field through both teaching and research. His work often explores the complex interactions within fish populations and their habitats, aiming to develop sustainable management practices that balance ecological health with human needs. Professor Brown's research has been instrumental in advancing knowledge in fisheries science, particularly in the areas of habitat restoration and species conservation. His dedication to education and mentorship has inspired countless students and professionals in the field, fostering a new generation of ecologists and resource managers who are equipped to tackle the challenges facing our aquatic resources today.
Publications
, 1999-03-28
, 158-184, 2010-05-21