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  • A Hydrogeologic Framework for Understanding Watershed-Scale Surface Water and Groundwater Interactions in Western Oregon, USA

    Creator:
    Hall, Jesse L.
    Abstract:
    Stream water quality, including stream temperature, has become an increasingly important issue in recent years. Warming streams can harm aquatic ecosystems by pushing fish from traditional breading grounds, forcing them to migrate, adapt, or perish. Recent research from Scripps Institute of Oceanography at UC San Diego has shown that climate...
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    Masters Thesis
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    have been directly linked to stream temperature increases (Anttila et al., 2015; Isaak & Hubert, 2001

  • Ecohydrologic Connections in Semiarid Rangeland Ecosystems in Oregon

    Creator:
    Durfee, Nicole M.
    Abstract:
    An improved understanding of the ecohydrologic relationships in semiarid rangelands is imperative for the development of effective rehabilitation and land management practices. This thesis addresses the ecohydrologic relationships of two significant issues concerning semiarid rangeland ecosystems: western juniper encroachment and increasing stream temperatures. This thesis is divided into two chapters;...
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    Masters Thesis

  • Ecohydrologic Connections of Rangeland Ecosystems in Central and Eastern Oregon, USA

    Creator:
    Durfee, Nicole M.
    Abstract:
    In light of water scarcity and the impacts of climate change, there is an increased need to understand the interaction between land use characteristics and ecohydrologic processes in semiarid regions. Additionally, many semiarid and arid regions face various land management challenges, including woody plant encroachment, decreased snowpack, and increased stream...
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    Dissertation
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    provided. My sincere thanks to the members of lab: Jordan Anderson, Derek Godwin, Daniel Gomez, and Nick