Fire and Aquatic Ecosystems

The following are links to current fire and aquatic projects at the Boise Lab. The project title link will take you to the current project description listed under the current fisheries projects.  The 'link to R1/R4 project description and technology transfer products' will lead you to the R1/R4 adaptive fire management projects page.

The Effects of Wildfire and Ecological Context on Aquatic Biological Diversity
Jason Dunham, Amanda Rosenberger, and Bruce Rieman

Development of indicators and monitoring approaches to define the effects of stand replacing wildfire on stream ecosystems.
Charlie Luce,  Bruce Rieman, Jack King,  RMRS
and John Buffington, Nicholas Scheidt, University of Idaho
R1/R4 Project Description and Tech Tran Products

Effects of Fire Related Debris Flows and Hyperconcentrated Flows on Channel Morphology and Aquatic Habitat
John Buffington, Chris Welcker, U of I
Charlie Luce, Jack King and Bruce Rieman, RMRS

Workshop on fire and aquatic ecosystems
Bruce Rieman, Charlie Luce, Sherry Wollrab, Kerry Overton, and Jim Clayton, RMRS
Pete Bisson, Gordon Reeves, PNW,
Robert Gresswell, USGS
R1/R4 Project Description and Tech Tran Products

  Riparian forest and LWD relationships in burned and unburned riparian
Sherry Wollrab, Kerry Overton
R1/R4 Project Description and Tech Tran Products
 

On the decay of downslope continuity of post-fire water repellency and its influence on BAER treatment effectiveness. 
Charlie Luce
 

Does fire favor non-native fish?
Jason Dunham, Michael Young
R1/R4 Project Description and Tech Tran Products

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