Lookout Creek Spatially Explicit Sampling of Aquatic Vertebrates
Coastal giant salamander
Stream Ecology
Lookout Creek Spatially Explicit Sampling of Aquatic Vertebrates
Coastal giant salamander, underside
Lookout Creek Spatially Explicit Sampling of Aquatic Vertebrates
Fish and salamanders are collected into a temporary bin where they are measured before being released back into the stream.
Lookout Creek Spatially Explicit Sampling of Aquatic Vertebrates
Dave Leer, Najma Ain, and Rylee Rawson electroshocking in Lookout Creek
Lookout Creek Spatially Explicit Sampling of Aquatic Vertebrates
Dave Leer, Najma Ain, and Rylee Rawson electroshocking for fish and salamanders in Lookout Creek. The bucket in the foreground has cutthtroat trout.
Lookout Creek Spatially Explicit Sampling of Aquatic Vertebrates
Dave Leer (CreekWalker Photography) and OSU undergraduate student Rylee Rawson electroshocking to sample fish and salamanders. The animals are captured, measured, and released back into their original location.
Lookout Creek Sampling 2019
Internship at the Andrews Forest in stream fieldwork
News Brief Description:
Field Technician / Resource Assistant
An Internship through Mobilize Green, in collaboration with the USDA Forest Service, Pacific Northwest Research Station
Internship Duty Station: HJ Andrews Experimental Forest
6 month Paid Internship followed by conversion potential to full-time federal employee
Apply now! Applications will be evaluated soon!
more information at https://mobilizegreen.bamboohr.com/jobs/view.php?id=142
seeking summer interns for stream research
News Brief Description:
Seeking two students (undergraduate or graduate students)
The first part of the summer will be spent collecting detailed physical and biological data, using established protocols, in a major river restoration project on the S. Fork McKenzie River.
The second half of the summer’s work will involve an extensive, road-based, rapid-monitoring effort to characterize flow permanence in headwater streams. Interns will use high resolution GPS and tablets to collect observations for headwater streams on federal forest lands throughout western Oregon.
More information (pdf).
Applications will be reviewed starting 15 March 2020. https://jobs.oregonstate.edu/postings/89002
Thesis Defense: Lauren Zatkos. Aquatic foodwebs.
Event Date:
Thursday, November 21, 2019
Event Brief Description:
Lauren Zatkos, who has been modeling aquatic food webs at the HJ Andrews Experimental Forest under the direction of Dr. Ivan Arismendi, will be presenting her Master's research "Structural variation of headwater stream food webs along geophysical gradients."
Thursday, November 21st, 8:30am, Linus Pauling Science Center Room 402.