Greg’s training is in hydrologic response to landscape disturbance and his work typically focuses on the linkages between water chemistry and watershed characteristics. He works with local, state, and federal partners to develop a scientific understanding of watershed response to significant landscape disturbances that can be used in future decision making. This work primarily centers on, but is not limited to, water quality response to wildfire, mining, and logging. Greg has a particular interest in using continuous water quality sensing to characterize event-based response in these landscapes.