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Paige Radcliffe

Marine Resources Program Monitor

Paige assisted in the Atlantic Shores Surfclam Survey and the BOEM Trawl Survey in the fall of 2024. This required visits to the Haskin Lab for survey prep. She also served as a Marine Resources Program Monitor for Rutgers Cooperative Extension of Ocean County and has over a year experience as a Northeast Fisheries Observer. She attained her undergraduate at the University of New Hampshire and Masters in Energy and Environmental Management at the University of Connecticut. Currently a lab and field technician for Barnegat Bay Partnership, she works in areas of water quality, species surveying and educational outreach. 


Emily DeHart

Seasonal Technician

Emily, while initially assisting at Rutger's Aquaculture Innovation Center, joined the lab in the late summer of 2023. Her primary responsibilities were assisting with the NJ Delaware Bay Oyster stock assessment lab and field processing. She also assisted with long term disease monitoring by prepping and processing samples for MSX and Dermo analysis of prevalence. She also assisted with manual scoring of video data collected from Structured Habitat Survey, subcomponent for the Orsted offshore wind project. She is now currently a environmental consultant in Southern NJ.


Chase Wunder

Graduate Fellow

Chase Wunder graduated with a Bachelor of Science in Marine Biology from the University of Delaware in 2021, and is currently the Margaret A. Davidson Graduate Fellow at the Jacques Cousteau National Estuarine Research Reserve while pursuing a Master’s in Ecology and Evolution at Rutgers University. Chase’s primary research interests involve the processes that influence the movement ecology and migration patterns of ecologically and commercially important fishes that seasonally inhabit coastal estuaries. Through electronic tagging methods he is tagging and tracking summer flounder in New Jersey estuaries and the ocean to examine life history variation and its relation to environmental cues. This research is highly collaborative and involves local recreational and commercial fisherman, regional biologists, and partnering institutions.