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U.S. EPA
"Science To Achieve Results" grant awarded. U.S. EPA award
of a
three-year grant for $418,000, funding our proposal Application of Individual-based Fish
Models to Regional Decision-making, under the STAR program "Developing
Regional-Scale Stressor-Response Models for Use in Environmental
Decision-making". This project further developed and demonstrate our stream trout
IBM's usefulness as a watershed management decision-support model. We conducted a demonstration assessment of cumulative and interacting effects of
stressors: increased turbidity due to timber harvest, flow modification for a hydropower project
and irrigation withdrawals, and introduction of exotic fish competition. This grant also allowed us to examine uncertainties and sensitivities
in assessment results. The period for this research was 2003 - 2006. Please follow this link for more details.
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The Dynamics of Specialist and Generalist
Pollinators in a Patchy Landscape, 2001-2003
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Population Viability Analysis for
the South Western Willow Flycatcher,
with Prof. Barry Noon, 1998-2000
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Habitat Modeling for the Northern
Spotted Owls in California, 1998-2001
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Preliminary Viability Analysis for
the Fisher in the Southern Sierras, 1999-2000
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