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Boyer, Kathryn
Fish Ecologist
541-737-1972
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My research has focused on (1) the effects of agricultural and forestry land-use practices on stream and riparian habitats critical to native fish species, and (2) the development of land management practices that minimize degradation of stream and riparian functions important to aquatic species. |
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Brodeur, Richard
Courtesy Appointment
541-867-0336
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I study the effects of ocean conditions on the distribution and feeding ecology of marine fishes in the Northeast Pacific Ocean. Also interested in other trophic levels from zooplankton up to seabirds and marine mammals and how the different trophic levels interact. |
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Burnett, Kelly
Courtesy Assistant Professor
541-750-7309
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My research interests center around three broad topics: 1) Understanding how salmon and trout use stream habitats and how these habitats are distributed across a landscape; |
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Chapman, John
Courtesy Appointment Professor of Fisheries
(541) 737-0235
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Aquatic biological invasions, invertebrate zoology and peracaridan crustacean taxonomy. |
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Duarte, Adam *
Courtesy Faculty, Oregon State University and Research Wildlife Biologist, USDA Forest Service
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Dunham, Jason *
Courtesy Appointment
(541)750-0990
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Fish ecology and conservation biology. Landscape ecology of aquatic ecosystems, conservation biology of focal species, ecology of natural disturbance, biological invasions, monitoring |
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Eagles Smith, Collin *
Courtesy Appointment
541-750-0949
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My research focuses on the interactions among ecological processes, contaminant bioaccumulation, and effects on wild populations. |
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Ebersole, Joseph
Courtesy Appointment
541-754-4775
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Fish Ecology, Fish-habitat relationships, Restoration, Aquatic-terrestrial linkages, Ecological literacy in contemporary culture |
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Fitzpatrick, Martin
Courtesy Appointment
541-750-1032
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Reproduction; Physiology Clean Water Act Policy (esp. water quality standards) |
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Ford, M Jesse
Associate Professor, Senior Research (retired)
541-737-1960
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Atmosphere-biosphere interactions High latitude ecosystems Influence of airborne contaminants on aquatic and terrestrial ecosystems Long-term patterns of aquatic and terrestrial ecosystem development |
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Forsman, Eric
Courtesy Appointment - Retired
541-750-7266
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Ecology of forest wildlife and ecology of forest owls. |
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Friedlaender, Ari
Associate Professor
(919) 672-0103
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- My research focuses on using advanced telemetry tools to study the underwater behavior of marine mammals.
- I am interested in how the foraging behavior of marine mammals is affected by changes in their environment, including climate change and ocean noise, across a range of their habi
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Gervais, Jennifer
Courtesy Assistant Professor of Wildlife Ecology
541-737-9159
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Haig, Susan *
Courtesy Professor of Wildlife Ecology
541-750-0981
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Processes affecting persistence/extinction of small populations, conservation genetics, behavioral ecology of shorebirds, wetland ecology, mating systems. Avian Population Genetics |
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Herlihy, Alan
Professor (Sr Res)
541-754-4442
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Aquatic Monitoring/Bioassessment Biogeochemistry Ecological Indicators. Lake, Stream, and Wetland Biological Assessment and Monitoring |
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Hughes, Robert
Courtesy Faculty, Professor Senior Research
541-754-4516
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Fish Assemblage Ecology Landscape Ecology Stream & River Ecology |
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Hurst, Thomas *
Courtesy Assistant Professor of Fisheries
541-737-7022
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I am interested in the ecology of early life stages of marine species and the constraints imposed by the environment. I am particularly interested in the pervasive influence on temperature variation on all aspects of physiology and ecology of ectotherms. |
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Johnson, Sherri *
Courtesy Assistant Professor
541-758-7771
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Aquatic Ecology and Biogeochemistry |
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Kaufmann, Philip
Courtesy Associate Professor
541-754-4451
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Stream channel morphology and hydraulics. Field methods for quantifying aquatic biota and habitat. Natural & anthropogenic controls on aquatic habitat & biota. Stream sediment transport and sediment effects on biota. |
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Klinck, Holger *
Assistant Professor (Sr Res)
541-867-0182
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My current research focuses on the development of hard- and software for real-time monitoring of marine mammals. I am also involved in research projects investigating the underwater vocal behavior of Antarctic pinnipeds - especially leopard seals, Hydrurga leptonyx. Marine Bioacoustic. |
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Li, Judith
Associate Professor of Fisheries, (retired)
541-737-1093
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Processes affecting regional distribution of stream invertebrates and fish; Trophic interactions in streams; Riparian processes affecting stream communities; Thermal and hydrologic influences on aquatic communities in arid systems, especially eastern Oregon. |
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Mc Comb, Brenda
Professor Emeritus, Instructor; Forest Ecosystems and Society
541-737-2244
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I study the effects of land management practices on animals and habitats to guide development of sustainable forest management practices and advance our ability to conserve biodiversity over large and complex landscapes. |
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Reeves, Gordon *
Courtesy Appointment
541-750-7314
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Ecology of anadromous salmonids, stream habitat landscape ecology and monitoring |
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Rosenberg, Daniel
Courtesy Appointment
541-737-6122
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I have focused my research activities in the field of applied ecology in an attempt to understand environmental factors affecting the distribution and abundance of animals in managed ecosystems. |
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Schumaker, Nathan *
Courtesy Appointment
541-754-4658
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Sellinger, Cynthia
Courtesy Assistant Professor
(541) 740-5519
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I am researching the effect that climate change has on Pacific salmon. Specifically, I statistically analyze how major climatic events (El Nino and La Nina) affect the respectively nutrient-rich and nutrient- poor oceanographic episodes (upwelling and downwelling). |
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Thompson, Grant
Courtesy Associate Professor of Fisheries
541-737-9318
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Marine fish stock assessment and fishery harvest theory, statistical methodology, risk analysis and precautionary approaches, prevention of overfishing. |