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Aquatic and Riparian Ecosystems
USFS Rocky Mountain Research Station
240 West Prospect Road
Fort Collins, CO 80526-2098

(970) 498-1302

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70th Anniversary Seminar Series

Fraser Experimental Forest
USFS Rocky Mountain Research Station
CSU Course: EY 592 Section 01 353857

 

The Fraser Experimental Forest was established to address questions regarding relations between forest management and hydrologic processes in subalpine forest ecosystems. Fraser’s paired watershed studies have contributed greatly to our current knowledge of the controls on water yield and watershed biogeochemistry of snow-dominated catchments of the Rocky Mountain West. Much remains unknown about how natural disturbance, climate variability and landscape patterns influence watershed processes. Fraser’s current research builds on long-term hydrologic, climatic and biogeochemical records to assess the consequences of bark beetle outbreak on watershed conditions.
Date
Speaker
Title
01/18/07
Kelly Elder
Fraser Research: Seven Decades with an Eye on the Future.
USFS Rocky Mountain Research Station
01/25/07
Chemistry and Function of Subalpine Riparian Wetlands.
Colorado State University, Graduate Degree Program in Ecology
02/01/07
Dynamics of Instream Wood in East St Louis Creek.
Colorado State University, Department of Geosciences
02/08/07
Forest Vegetation Communities and Fire History at Fraser Experimental Forest.
USFS Rocky Mountain Research Station
02/15/07
Generating Soil Attribute Surfaces for Iron and Lexen Watersheds.
Colorado State University, Natural Resources Ecology Laboratory
02/22/07
The Contribution of Springs to the Chemistry of Fool Creek, Fraser Experimental Forest.
USFS Rocky Mountain Research Station
03/01/07
USGS RMGSC Fire Science Activities in Grand County, Colorado
03/08/07
Estimating Population Sizes of the Gray Jay Using GIS and Habitat Preferences.
Syracuse Research Corporation, University of Colorado
*** Spring Break***
03/22/07
Groundwater-Surface Water Exchange in Lower Fool Creek.
Colorado School of Mines, Department of Geology and Geological Engineering
03/29/07
How do mountain pine beetles kill trees and influence site water balance?
USFS Rocky Mountain Research Station
04/05/07
Geomorphic Characteristics of Streams on the Fraser Experimental Forest.
USFS Rocky Mountain Research Station
04/12/07
Jose Negron
Bark Beetles in Fraser: Life History of the Western Balsam Bark Beetle and Impacts of Mountain Pine Beetle.
USFS Rocky Mountain Research Station
04/19/07
Flow Recovery Below Streamflow Diversion Dams: Development of a Risk-based GIS Model.
Colorado State University, Graduate Degree Program in Ecology
04/26/07
Quantifying the Primary Controls on Silica Storage and Moblization in Grass and Forest Dominated Ecosystems.
Colorado State University, Department of Soil and Crop Sciences
05/03/07
Dust in the Wind - Influence of a Dust Event on Snowpack Chemistry.
USFS Rocky Mountain Research Station



Time: Thursdays 3:10 – 4:00
Location: Rocky Mountain Research Station, 240 W. Prospect
Conference Room A , Room 165
Contacts: Chuck Rhoades; crhoades@fs.fed.us; 498-1250
Rob Hubbard; rhubbard@fs.fed.us; 498-1260
Kate Dwire; kadwire@fs.fed.us; 498-1016

 

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