Krista DeBouver is a Fisheries Biologist with the Minnesota Department of Natural Resources. Her work focuses on managing local fish populations, particularly walleye, informed by her Masters degree in Integrated Biosciences from the University of Minnesota Duluth. She specializes in aquatic ecology and hands-on lake management.
Given her career protecting natural aquatic habitats in Minnesota, she likely has a deep appreciation for the outdoors. Her interests may include recreational activities like fishing, boating, and hiking that connect her with the environments she works to preserve.
She is a key specialist managing the renowned walleye populations in some of Minnesotas most popular fishing destinations, including Mille Lacs Lake.
Krista DeBouver
Fisheries Biologist at Department of Natural Resources
Greater Moncton Metropolitan Area, Canada
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Topics They Care About
Walleye Management
Her professional work and public statements are heavily focused on the management strategies and population dynamics of walleye in Minnesota lakes.
Aquatic Ecology
This is a core part of her expertise, studying aquatic organisms and their habitats to make informed environmental management decisions.
Fisheries Research
She actively contributes to and utilizes research from lake surveys to guide the Minnesota DNR's fish stocking and conservation efforts.
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Work History
Fisheries Biologist at Department of Natural Resources
Education
Krista has no verified education history
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Location : Greater Moncton Metropolitan Area, Canada
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Designation : Fisheries Biologist at Department of Natural Resources
