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Filamentous algae in the stream
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Catalina Segura in a riparian canopy gap at McRae Trib East (McTE) that was implemented in 2017 to mimic old-growth canopy gaps that increase light to the streambed and promote aquatic food web...
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High light area beneath the riparian canopy gap at McRae Trib East (McTE) that was implemented in 2017 to mimic old-growth canopy gaps that increase light to the streambed and promote aquatic food...
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Melissa Mauk and Keeley MacNeill just upstream of the riparian canopy gap implemented in 2017 at McTE
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Upstream view of a riparian canopy gap at McRae Trib East (McTE) that was implemented in 2017 to mimic old-growth canopy gaps that increase light to the streambed and promote aquatic food web...
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Stream bed at McRae Trib East (McTE)
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The OSU Stream Team readies for a day of field work on the Aquatic Vertebrate Population Study in Mack Creek
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An electroshocker is used to temporarily stun fish and salamanders so they can be captured and measured
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An electroshocker is used to temporarily stun fish and salamanders so they can be captured and measured
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This little pool of water in Mack Creek is home to cutthroat trout and pacific giant salamanders
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This little pool of water in Mack Creek is home to cutthroat trout and pacific giant salamanders
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Netting is placed across the stream to keep fish and salamanders from escaping the study section of stream
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Netting is placed across the stream to keep fish and salamanders from escaping the study section of stream
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The research team moves as an orchestrated group, electroshocking and netting fish as they move forward