Nick Bouwes
Utah State University
Department of Watershed Sciences
5210 Old Main Hill
Logan,
UT
USA
84322
Papers:
T-111-6
Asotin Creek Intensively Monitored Watershed: Lessons Learned from Three Years of Restoration
T-111-14
Partnering with Beavers to Recover Incised Streams – 5 Years after Restoration on the Bridge Creek Intensively Monitored Watershed
T-119-13
Using Individual Based Models to Explore Interspecific Interactions Between Trout, Beavers and Humans in Stream Restoration
T-139-2
Choosing the Right Tool for the Job: Comparing Stream Classification Frameworks
Th-122-12
The Effects of Sampling Design on Stream Habitat Characteristics and Habitat-Based Salmon and Steelhead Production Estimates
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-140-10
Using Expert Knowledge to Develop Fuzzy Habitat Suitability Models for Steelhead and Chinook Salmon in the Interior Columbia River Basin
Th-140-21
Using Spatial Autocorrelation to Improve Network Scale Models of Salmonid Abundance
Th-141-18
The Columbia Habitat Monitoring Program: Applying Twenty-First Century Technology to Solve Fish Management Questions at Multiple Scales
W-111-9
Linking Fine-Scale Foraging Models and Network-Scale Predictions of Basal Energy Pools to Estimate Juvenile Steelhead Carrying Capacity in the John Day Basin, Oregon