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Shannon Waters is an ecologist at the Western Ecological Research Center.
EDUCATION
M.S., Conservation Biology, California State University, Sacramento 2013
B.S., Environmental Biology and Management, University of California, Davis 2006
RESEARCH INTERESTS
An experimental tank used in a thermal challenge experiment for adult salmonids. The upper lobe of an adult Chinook salmon (Oncorhynchus tshawytscha) caudal fin is visible in the center of the water surface.
An experimental tank used in a thermal challenge experiment for adult salmonids. The upper lobe of an adult Chinook salmon (Oncorhynchus tshawytscha) caudal fin is visible in the center of the water surface.
Chinook salmon restrained in a cradle after non-lethal muscle biopsy sample collection for heat stress assessment at a subsistence fish wheel in the Yukon River during July 2017. The muscle biopsy location looks like one of the black spots on the back of the fish.
Chinook salmon restrained in a cradle after non-lethal muscle biopsy sample collection for heat stress assessment at a subsistence fish wheel in the Yukon River during July 2017. The muscle biopsy location looks like one of the black spots on the back of the fish.
An experimental tank used in a thermal challenge experiment for adult salmonids. The upper lobe of an adult Chinook salmon (Oncorhynchus tshawytscha) caudal fin is visible in the center of the water surface.
An experimental tank used in a thermal challenge experiment for adult salmonids. The upper lobe of an adult Chinook salmon (Oncorhynchus tshawytscha) caudal fin is visible in the center of the water surface.
Chinook salmon restrained in a cradle after non-lethal muscle biopsy sample collection for heat stress assessment at a subsistence fish wheel in the Yukon River during July 2017. The muscle biopsy location looks like one of the black spots on the back of the fish.
Chinook salmon restrained in a cradle after non-lethal muscle biopsy sample collection for heat stress assessment at a subsistence fish wheel in the Yukon River during July 2017. The muscle biopsy location looks like one of the black spots on the back of the fish.