Chris Jordan, PhD

Program Manager, Mathematical Biology and Systems Monitoring
NOAA-NWFSC
Conservation Biology Division
c/o US EPA Western Ecology Division
200 SW 35th St.
Corvallis, OR
USA 97333
Email: Chris.Jordan@noaa.gov

Papers:
T-111-11 The Entiat IMW: As Good as It Gets, and Still There Are Challenges T-111-12 Lemhi River, ID Intensively Monitored Watershed Project - Anadromous Fish Distribution and Productivity Response to Watershed Restoration T-111-14 Partnering with Beavers to Recover Incised Streams – 5 Years after Restoration on the Bridge Creek Intensively Monitored Watershed T-111-17 Intensive Monitoring of a Rearing Spring Chinook Cohort in the Little Wenatchee River, Columbia Basin, Washington T-119-13 Using Individual Based Models to Explore Interspecific Interactions Between Trout, Beavers and Humans in Stream Restoration Th-125-1 You'll Know It When You Don't See It Anymore Th-140-1 Recent Advances in Establishing Fish-Habitat Relationships in Lotic Systems: An Introduction Th-140-3 Using Large-Scale Application of a Foraging Model in the Interior Columbia River Basin to Help Understand Patterns of Habitat Use in Salmonids Th-140-20 Estimating Juvenile Salmonid Carrying Capacity with Quantile Random Forests Th-141-18 The Columbia Habitat Monitoring Program: Applying Twenty-First Century Technology to Solve Fish Management Questions at Multiple Scales Th-144-3 Assessing Potential Freshwater Habitat Productivity for Anadromous Salmonids in the Columbia River Basin