Jason Dunham
Supervisory Research Aquatic Ecologist
Phone:
541-750-0990
Office:
3200 SW Jefferson Way Member of Graduate Faculty in:
Water Resources Science
Willing to serve on Graduate Committees for:
MS
PhD
Primary Areas of Research Interest:
Surface Water
Detailed Research Interest :
surface water
aquatic ecology
stream ecology
Current Research Interests:
- Landscape ecology of aquatic ecosystems
- Conservation biology of focal species
- Ecology of natural disturbance
- Biological invasions
- Monitoring
Other Information:
Featured Studies:
- Reconstructing Thermal Regimes in Streams from Sclerochronology of Freshwater Mussels
- Habitat Factors Influencing Rainbow Trout Life-History Diversity
- Trask Watershed Study (Oregon) - Watersheds Research Cooperative (Generic Trask)
- Understanding Threats of Non-native Brook Trout on Threatened Bull Trout and Pacific Salmon in the Elwha River Prior to Dam Removal
- Decision Support for Reintroduction of Bull Trout into the Clackamas River, Oregon
- Using Abundance to Inform Monitoring of Fish Populations and Habitat: Applied Sampling Validation and Limiting Factors Analysis (Redband)
- Evaluating Threats of Invasion, Isolation, and Climate Change on Bull Trout in the State of Oregon
- Aquatic Organism Passage: Systematic Evidence Review and Guidelines for an Effectiveness Monitoring Protocol (Culvert)
- Climate Impact on Streamflows, Thermal Regimes, and the Changing Distribution of Trout in the Great Basin (GBLCC)
- Aquatic Ecosystems and Landscape Processes in the Face of Climate Change: Biota Modeling