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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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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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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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Hatfield Marine Science Center 2030 SE Marine Science Drive
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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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Duplaix, Nicole
Senior Instructor
503-302-4913
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Comparative ecology, behavior and conservation of otter species and other endangered carnivores, Phylogeny, evolution and behavior. |
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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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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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Gregory, Stanley
Professor Emeritus
541-737-1951
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Stream ecosystems: channel dynamics, woody debris, water chemistry, benthic algae, invertebrates, fish, salamanders, and riparian vegetation. Landscape perspectives for stream ecosystems. Influence of human activities on ecosystem structure and function. |
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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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Janousek, Christopher *
Assistant Professor
541-250-2086
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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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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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Lackey, Robert *
Courtesy Professor
541-737-0569
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Research Interests: Assessing alternative Pacific Northwest ecological futures; Pacific salmon policy and management; ecosystem management and alternative management paradigms; ecological policy and decision analysis; interface between science, scientists, and policy. |
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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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Mc Comb, Brenda
Professor Emeritus, Instructor; Forest Ecosystems and Society
541-737-2244
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Kerr Administration Building 300
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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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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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Reese, Douglas
Senior Instructor II
541-737-1959
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distribution, structure, and function of ecological communities and particularly how these relate to a changing environment |
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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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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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Shinderman, Matthew
Faculty, Director-Sustainability Double-Degree, Senior Instructor 1
541-322-3159
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I am currently working on two active projects: Upper Columbia Basin Network American Pika Research and Monitoring Program (National Park Service) |
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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. |