Spatially explicit models of productivity and life-history diversity in Pacific Northwest salmonids

Dates

Start Date

2010

End Date

2012

Contacts

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USFS PNW Station

Principal Investigator :

Gordon Reeves

Co-Investigator :

Chris Jordan, Jason Dunham, Kristina McNyset, Jeffery Falke

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Purpose

1) Develop landscape-scale models to predict large-scale patterns of productivity and life-history diversity in native PNW salmonids; 2) Develop an analytical framework for etrueploring how the aggregate effects of human activities and climate changes impacts these patterns.

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parts	type Objectives value 1) Develop landscape-scale models to predict large-scale patterns of productivity and life-history diversity in native PNW salmonids; 2) Develop an analytical framework for exploring how the aggregate effects of human activities and climate changes impacts these patterns.

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• vulnerability assessment

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US Forest Service, Pacific Northwest Station

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