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Arismendi, Ivan *
Associate Professor
541-737-2639
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stream ecology, limnology, hydrology, forestry, and watershed-level processes |
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Armstrong, Jonathan *
Assistant Professor
541-737-1080
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I integrate animal behavior, physiology, and landscape ecology to better understand how fish and wildlife interact with their environment. My research employs observational study, field experiments, and simulation modeling. |
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Baker, C Scott *
Professor & Associate Director
541-867-0255
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Population structure and genetic diversity of whales, dolphins, sea lions and fur seals. Demographic and genetic impacts of whaling. Molecular taxonomy and applied bioinformatics for species identification. Molecular monitoring of ‘whalemeat’ markets... |
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Ballance, Lisa
Director & Endowed Chair for Marine Mammal Research
541-867-0445
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Banks, Michael *
Professor
541-867-0420
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genetic characterization of natural populations, fishery subjects and aquacultural species |
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Bartholomew, Jerri
Professor, Director John L. Fryer Aquatic Animal Health Lab
541-737-1834
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Our research focuses on the pathogens that affect the health of wild Pacific salmon populations, particularly myxozoan parasites, which have a complex life cycle, requiring both a fish and annelid host.
Salmon diseases, host resistance mechanisms, parasite evolution. |
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Biedenweg, Kelly *
Associate Professor
541-737-2207
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Conservation Psychology and Human Wellbeing, Applied research on human dimensions of natural resource management, Program Evaluation and Facilitation, Environmental Education and Social Learning |
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Brander, Susanne
Assistant Professor
(541) 737-5413
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my research integrates the responses of aquatic organisms to endocrine disrupting compounds (EDCs) and other environmental stressors, such as microplastics, across the biological hierarchy |
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Brandt, Stephen *
Professor
541-737-3396
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Fish ecology and management of marine and freshwater ecosystems; Specifically: 1) Bioenergetics, food webs, physical-biological interactions, and predator-prey interactions among fishes; 2) The ecology of thermal fronts; 3) Ecosystem forecasting; 4) Spatial modeling of fish growth and production; |
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Davis, Melanie *
Assistant Professor & Assistant Unit Leader - Oregon Cooperative Fish and Wildlife Research Unit
541-737-1961
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My work is focused on ecosystem and community level responses to disturbance events, landscape scale processes and their effects on target species, and the development of monitoring tools, programs, and strategies to inform management actions. |
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DeBano, Sandy *, *
Associate Professor
541-567-6337
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Native Pollinators, Riparian Ecology, Ecosystem Services, Terrestrial Invertebrate Community Ecology |
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Doerr, Angee
Assistant Professor (Practice)
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I study marine social-ecological systems, largely focusing on commercial fisheries and marine resource management. |
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Dugger, Bruce *
Professor & Associate Department Head
541-737-2465
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Understanding factors that limit populations of wintering waterfowl; biological theory behind the development of conservation plans; avian behavioral ecology and evolution of life history parameters; ecology and conservation of rare waterbirds |
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Dugger, Katie *
Associate Professor; Assistant Unit Leader- USGS Oregon Cooperative Fish and Wildlife Research Unit
541-737-2473
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Population Dynamics and Avian Ecology |
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Edge, William
Associate Dean College of Agricultural Sciences & Professor
541-737-2910
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Population and habitat ecology of wildlife in forest and agricultural ecosystems; mammal conservation and management; administration and policy; university education pedegogies, especially distance education. |
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Egna, Hillary
Director of AquaFish Innovation Lab (formerly CRSP)
541-737-6415
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Ellsworth, Lisa *
Assistant Professor
541-737-0008
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Fire Behavior and Modeling, Habitat Ecology, Rangeland Ecology, Restoration Ecology, Representation in STEM |
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Epps, Clinton *
Associate Professor
541-737-2478
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Connectivity and dispersal in fragmented landscapes, Effects of climate and climate change on distribution and demography, Conservation genetics Wildlife ecology and conservation, Wildlife disease |
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Garcia, Tiffany *
Associate Professor
541-737-2164
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direct and indirect effects of environmental stress on aquatic communities |
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Giannico, Guillermo *
Professor, Extension Fisheries Specialist
541-737-2479
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Freshwater Fish Ecology. Salmonid behavior and habitat selection in freshwater and estuarine systems. Aquatic habitat restoration. Land use impacts on fish habitat. Integrated watershed management. Fish passage. |
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Hagen, Christian *
Associate Professor
541-410-0238
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Evaluating population level responses of gallinaceous birds to large scale conservation effort and/or habitat perturbations, whether they be natural (e.g., wildfire) or anthropogenic. |
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Heppell, Selina
Department Head & Professor
541-737-9039
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Provides leadership and administrative oversight of department academic, research and extension/outreach programs; mentors faculty members; advises graduate students; teaches undergraduate and graduate classes. |
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Heppell, Scott *
Associate Professor
541-737-1086
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Marine and Freshwater Fisheries Ecology |
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Horning, Markus
Associate Professor
541-867-0270
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Pinniped Ecology |
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Janousek, Christopher *
Assistant Professor
541-250-2086
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Jones, Megan *
Assistant Professor and Assistant Unit Leader in the Oregon Cooperative Fish and Wildlife Research Unit
541-737-6691
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I am conservation social scientist focused on natural resource communication science. I study how outreach interventions and inclusion efforts can affect people’s behavior and beliefs related to conservation topics. |
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Kauffman, J *
Professor
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Interactions of ecosystems, land use, and climate change in wetlands and tropical forests (current emphasis is on mangroves and other coastal ecosystems, tropical swamp forests, and riparian zones). Riparian ecology and restoration. Approaches to climate change adaptation and mitigation. |
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Konstantinidis, Peter
Instructor & Curator
541-737-2390
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Curator of Vertebrates and ichthyoplankton specialist My primary research interests are the systematics of fishes. I have specialized in ichthyoplankton identification and the inclusion of larval characters in systematics. |
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Langdon, Christopher
Professor
541-867-0231
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Research Areas: Aquaculture; nutrition of oysters and other bivalves; microencapsulation; polyculture of abalone; genetic selection of oysters. |
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Levi, Taal *
Associate Professor
831-332-7873
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assess the spatial extent and ecological consequences of wildlife overexploitation, to fisheries management, the ecology and conservation of predators, disease ecology and population dynamics in a changing climate |
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Lyons, Donald
Assistant Professor
541-737-1957
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Avian Ecology, Conservation Biology, Animal Telemetry, Predator-Prey Dynamics, Ecological Energetics, Natural Resource Decision Making Processes, and Communicating Science to Diverse Audiences |
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Miller, Jessica *
Professor
541-867-0381
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Research Areas: Marine ecology, fisheries science, otolith chemistry, mixing and migration, early life history |
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O Malley, Kathleen *
Associate Professor, State Fisheries Geneticist
541-961-3311
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Research Areas: Fisheries genetics and genomics, fisheries conservation and management. |
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Orben, Rachael
Assistant Professor
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Palacios, Daniel *
Endowed Associate Professor in Whale Habitats
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Quantitative ecology & habitat modeling
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Analysis and visualization of whale telemetry data
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Characterization of critical habitat for large whales
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Study of long-distance migration and navigation in whales
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Peterson, James
Professor & Leader – USGS Oregon Cooperative Fish and Wildlife Research Unit
541-737-1963
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multiple aspects of aquatic ecology- with an emphasis on lotic communities |
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Robinson, W. Douglas *
Professor of Wildlife Science
541-737-9501
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I study birds and people and how they respond to change. |
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Roby, Daniel *
Professor Emeritus
541-737-1955
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Seabird and Colonial Waterbird Ecology, Conservation, and Management. |
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Sanchez, Dana *
Associate Professor, Extension Wildlife Specialist
541-737-6003
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Mammalian space use and habitat selection. Human-wildlife issues. Prospective graduate students should read through Future Ecologists on my Extension Wildlife site before contacting me. |
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Schreck, Carl *
Professor Emeritus
541-737-1961
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Environmental physiology and reproductive physiology of fish. Particularly, determination of effects of stress on fish performance in the wild and in the hatchery. Areas of interest include fish health, migration and development. |
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Sidlauskas, Brian *
Associate Professor & Curator of Fishes
541-737-6789
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Ichthyology, Systematics, Evolution, Biodiversity and Conservation of Fishes |
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Suryan, Robert
Associate Professor - Senior Research, HMSC Adjunct Faculty, Marine Resource Management, College of Earth, Ocean and Atmospheric Sciences
541-867-0223
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I study how changes in the marine environment affect the foraging ecology, reproduction, and population dynamics of mid to upper trophic-level consumers, especially seabirds. |
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Tomas Nash, Fiona *
Courtesy Appointment
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I study the impacts of anthropogenic activities (e.g. eutrophication, climate change, overfishing, invasive species) on the functioning of marine benthic communities. |
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Torres, Leigh *
Assistant Professor
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I specialize in the spatial and behavioral ecology of marine megafauna including marine mammals, seabirds and sharks. |
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Warren, Dana *
Associate Professor
(541) 737-5319
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aquatic ecology and fish ecology |
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White, Will *
Associate Professor
541-867-0385
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Fishery oceanography and population dynamics, spatial fisheries management, and climate change effects on fisheries. Most of our work uses statistical or dynamic models. |
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Wooster, David *, *
Associate Professor
541-567-6337
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stream ecology, aquatic invertebrate biology, restoration effectiveness monitoring, stream food webs, stream and riparian linkages |