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Modeling the Response of Freshwater Mussels to Changes in Water Temperature, Habitat, and Streamflow

North American freshwater mussels are in serious decline as a result of pollution and habitat destruction from human activities. In addition, many mussel species are living in habitats that push the upper limits of their heat tolerance, which may become problematic as the climate and, as a result, water temperatures warm. As part of this project, we created a set of models to predict how
Modeling the Response of Freshwater Mussels to Changes in Water Temperature, Habitat, and Streamflow

Modeling the Response of Freshwater Mussels to Changes in Water Temperature, Habitat, and Streamflow

North American freshwater mussels are in serious decline as a result of pollution and habitat destruction from human activities. In addition, many mussel species are living in habitats that push the upper limits of their heat tolerance, which may become problematic as the climate and, as a result, water temperatures warm. As part of this project, we created a set of models to predict how
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Predicting Climate Change Threats to Key Estuarine Habitats and Ecosystem Services in the Pacific Northwest

Global climate change and sea-level rise will have profound effects on estuarine fish, shellfish and wildlife populations and their habitats. Our ability to manage sustainable fish, shellfish and other wildlife populations in the future will be seriously compromised unless we have a basic understanding of the coming changes and use this to develop mitigation and adaptation measures. The...
Predicting Climate Change Threats to Key Estuarine Habitats and Ecosystem Services in the Pacific Northwest

Predicting Climate Change Threats to Key Estuarine Habitats and Ecosystem Services in the Pacific Northwest

Global climate change and sea-level rise will have profound effects on estuarine fish, shellfish and wildlife populations and their habitats. Our ability to manage sustainable fish, shellfish and other wildlife populations in the future will be seriously compromised unless we have a basic understanding of the coming changes and use this to develop mitigation and adaptation measures. The overall
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