SFS 2026 Robert Hall
University of Montana, MT, United States
- This delegate is presenting an abstract at this event.
Presentations this author is a contributor to:
High severity wildfire elevated turbidity and suppressed riverine metabolism for 1.5 years following rain-on-fire triggered debris flows on the Klamath River, CA, USA (134978)
2:45 PM
Laurel Genzoli
Special Session: The fire’s leading edge: Exploring the paradoxical effects of fire on freshwater ecosystems to support more resilient watersheds and communities 2.0
The ripples of fire: sediment, carbon, nutrients and lake metabolism responses to fire in the northern Rocky Mountains (135335)
3:00 PM
Sage Fletcher
Special Session: The fire’s leading edge: Exploring the paradoxical effects of fire on freshwater ecosystems to support more resilient watersheds and communities 2.0
What is an algal bloom in a river? Diverse algal bloom types necessitate diverse research and management needs in flowing waters (134238)
2:00 PM
Joanna R Blaszczak
Eutrophication & Harmful Algae 1.0
Green ribbon in a blue-ribbon fishery: exploring synchrony between algal biomass and river metabolism (135757)
11:00 AM
Cora M Steinbach
Ecosystem Metabolism 1.0