Impacts and Uncertainties of Climate Change on Stream Habitats and Fish Communinties
Presenter: Dan Isaak
Length: 27 min and 49 s
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Topics:
- Impacts and Uncertainties of Climate Change on Stream Habitats and Fish Communities
- Talk Outline
- Earth Surface Temperature Variations for...
- The Past 650,000 Years
- Projected by 2050
- Species Phenologies and Distribution are Shifting
- Western US - Observed Patterns
- Total Winter Precipitation
- Declining Spring Snowpack
- Earlier Stream Runoff
- Increasing Fire Severity
- Predicted Temperature Increases
- Western Landscapes are Highly Dynamic...
- Sediment Regimes - Fire Effects
- Pine Beetle Die-offs
- Hydrologic Regimes - Altered Peak Flow
- Altered Peak Flows
- Decreasing Baseflows
- Thermal Regimes
- Boise River Basin
- How Will Species React?
- Spatial Structure and Life History Diversity
- Temporal Structure
- Remnant Populations and Fragmented Stream Networks
- Linking Climate Change and Fish
- Prospective Analysis
- What If Games
- Upper End Projection
- Non-uniform Spatial Response
- Mechanistic Modeling Approaches
- How Will Global Change Affect...
- Biophysical Integration Needed
- Contectual Prioritization
- Where can Management Make a Difference
- Vulnerability to Climate Change
- Bolstering Resistence/Resilience
- Spatial Structure
- Spatial Structure
- Connectivity
- Diversity
- Summary
- US Forest Service RMRS
These presentations were produced by Michael J. Furniss and Jeff Guntle, of the US Forest Service, PNW and PSW Research Stations.
US Forest Service, 
Pacific Northwest Research Station, 
Pacific Southwest Research Station, 
Stream Systems Technology Center
US Forest Service, Pacific Northwest Research Station, Pacific Southwest Research Station, Stream Systems Technology Center