Special Session: The fire’s leading edge: Exploring the paradoxical effects of fire on freshwater ecosystems to support more resilient watersheds and communities 1.0 — ASN Events

Special Session: The fire’s leading edge: Exploring the paradoxical effects of fire on freshwater ecosystems to support more resilient watersheds and communities 1.0 — ASN Events

Special Session: The fire’s leading edge: Exploring the paradoxical effects of fire on freshwater ecosystems to support more resilient watersheds and communities 1.0

Chairs: Maricela Alaniz & Jeremy Brooks

Additional Session Chair: Jake McArtor

Investigating spatial and temporal dynamics in the “fire pulse” across 70 years of monitoring freshwater ecosystems (134859)

Jeremy M Brooks

Unraveling drivers of variation in riparian vegetation recovery following wildfire (136032)

A one-two punch: fire and hydrological effects on stream communities in coastal southern California (134994)

Audrey Thellman

Linking Wildfire Disturbance to Patterns in Aquatic Macroinvertebrate Communities Using Spatially Diverse Biomonitoring Data (136067)

Combined effects of wildfire and historical mining on stream insect communities in Idaho (134182)

Maricela N Alaniz

Physiological Responses of Pteronarcys californica to Simulated Wildfire Ash Leachates (134592)

Jacob D McArtor