Research Teams

John Guzevich, Fisheries Biologist
email: jguzevich[at]fs.fed.us

Education

• Bachelor of Science - Wildlife Conservation and Management/Fisheries  
  University of Wyoming

• Master of Science - Fish and Wildlife Management  
  Montana State University

Background/Research Interests

I have 20 years experience working with fisheries resources in the Rocky Mountain Region.  I have taken a career path that has led from instream flow and stream salmonid population dynamics in the waters of Wyoming and Colorado, to radio telemetry of endangered fishes in the canyons of the Green River in Utah, to describing species assemblage and distribution of fishes in Montana prairie streams. In my present position as a fisheries biologist at the Rocky Mountain Research Station I provide technical and logistical support to the team of research scientists in Boise, Idaho.  

• Fluvial bull trout movements and habitat use.

• Dispersal and homing of migratory and non-migratory bull trout.

• Testing the validity and efficiency of methods for sampling stream dwelling salmonids.

• Analysis of the persistence and spatial dynamics of wild chinook salmon.