Presentations – Cramer Fish Sciences

RECENT RESEARCH

Presentations & Posters

Effects of a Restored Side Channel on the Aquatic Food Web in the Lower Yuba River

Mitch Gladding, Mollie Ogaz, Avery Scherer, Philip Colombano, Kirsten Sellheim

Assessing passage in a new fish ladder using an ARIS Explorer 3000

Bret Fessenden, Pete Moniz, Bobbie Flores, Leonard Ash, Joseph, Merz

Juvenile Chinook Salmon Life History Variation and Phenotype Success on the Lower American River, CA

Karyme Orozco Salazar, Jamie Sweeney, Anna Sturrock, Kirsten Sellheim, George Whitman, Joseph Merz, Rachel Johnson

Estimating survival of Chinook Salmon Eggs and measuring hyporheic conditions during incubation in the Sacramento River

Jamie Byrne, Jasmine Williamshen, Avery Scherer, Brad Cavallo, Steve Zeug

Evolution of a Passive Fish Sampling Video Camera System

Ethan K. Skiles*, Jesse T. Anderson, Kai Ross, Joseph E. Merz

Sampling Platform a Tool for Restoration Monitoring

Matthew Ziemer, Whitney Thorpe, Jesse Anderson, Joseph Merz

Chinook Salmon Redd Enumeration on the Lower American River Using Aerial Imagery

Mollie Ogaz, Jamie Sweeney, Kirsten Sellheim

Juvenile Chinook Salmon Life History Variation and Phenotype Success on the Lower American River, CA

Jamie Sweeney, Anna Sturrock, Kirsten Sellheim, George Whitman, Joseph Merz, Rachel Johnson

Impact of Large-scale Habitat Restoration on Non-native Juvenile Salmonid Predators

Spencer Lejins, Kirsten Sellheim, Avery Scherer, Philip Colombano, April Sawyer, Chris Hammersmark

Mesohabitat Scale Hydrodynamic Modeling Influence on Habitat Suitability Indices

Tyler Rockhill

Decreasing the Subjectivity Associated with Redd Identification Using a Discriminant Function Analysis Model

Jamie Sweeney, Kirsten Sellheim, Joseph Merz

Meander Migration Modeling to Predict River Evolution on the Lower Stanislaus River

Jared Stieve and Rocko Brown

Flashy Stream and Infrequent Storms: A modified trap for seasonal outmigrants

Jesse Wiesenfeld, Kyle Horvath, Jesse Anderson, Joseph Merz

Lasers, camera, action… Video capture techniques to build streambed sediment profiles

Bobbie Flores and Joseph Merz

Effectiveness of eDNA monitoring of fish in stressful water conditions

Michelle Leung, Yekaterina Karpenko, Kirsten Sellheim, Bobbie Flores, Jamie Sweeney, Gregg Schumer, and Joseph Merz

Using isotopes and trace elements as a tool to uncover White Sturgeon life history complexities and habitat use

Jamie Sweney, Cramer Fish Sciences; Malte Willmes, UC Davis Dept of Wildlife; Kirsten Sellheim, Cramer Fish Sciences; Levi Lewis, UC Davis Dept of Wildlife; James Hobbs, Institute of Marine Sciences/NOAA Fisheries, Joseph Merz, Cramer Fish Sciences

Salmonid Habitat Evolution Following Restoration Under Managed Flows

Annie Berlinghieri, Rocko Brown, Jesse Anderson, Kirsten Sellheim, Devin McHugh, Joseph Merz; Cramer Fish Sciences

Off-channel Rearing Habitat Increases Drift Invertebrate Prey for Juvenile Salmonids

Jasmine Shen, Jesse Wiesenfeld, Kirsten Sellheim, Joseph Merz; Humboldt State University, Cramer Fish Sciences

Fish Community Associations Along a River Continuum

Philip Colombano, Rocko Brown, Kirsten Sellheim, Joseph Merz; Cramer Fish Sciences

Juvenile Salmonid Prey Response to Adult Habitat River Restoration in CA

Jesse Wiesenfeld, Kirsten Sellheim, Joseph Merz; Cramer Fish Sciences

Balancing Costs & Benefits of Non-engineered Large Woody Debris Placement

Kyle Horvath, Avery Scherer, Jesse Anderson, Joseph Merz; Cramer Fish Sciences

Effects of River Habitat Restoration on Water Temperature Dynamics

Jeremy Agundes, Jamie Sweeney, Kirsten Sellheim; Joseph Merz

Evaluating Effectiveness of Camera-Captured Morphometric Data

Bobbie Flores, Ian Kenney, Joseph Merz; Cramer Fish Sciences

Caught Redd-handed: Using Statistics to Differentiate Redd Species Identity

Cierra Scriven, Philip Colombano, Kirsten Selheim, Joseph Merz; Cramer Fish Sciences

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RECENT RESEARCH

Presentations & Posters

Effects of a Restored Side Channel on the Aquatic Food Web in the Lower Yuba River

Assessing passage in a new fish ladder using an ARIS Explorer 3000

Juvenile Chinook Salmon Life History Variation and Phenotype Success on the Lower American River, CA

Estimating survival of Chinook Salmon Eggs and measuring hyporheic conditions during incubation in the Sacramento River

Evolution of a Passive Fish Sampling Video Camera System

Sampling Platform a Tool for Restoration Monitoring

Chinook Salmon Redd Enumeration on the Lower American River Using Aerial Imagery

Juvenile Chinook Salmon Life History Variation and Phenotype Success on the Lower American River, CA

Impact of Large-scale Habitat Restoration on Non-native Juvenile Salmonid Predators

Mesohabitat Scale Hydrodynamic Modeling Influence on Habitat Suitability Indices

Decreasing the Subjectivity Associated with Redd Identification Using a Discriminant Function Analysis Model

Meander Migration Modeling to Predict River Evolution on the Lower Stanislaus River

Flashy Stream and Infrequent Storms: A modified trap for seasonal outmigrants

Lasers, camera, action… Video capture techniques to build streambed sediment profiles

Effectiveness of eDNA monitoring of fish in stressful water conditions

Using isotopes and trace elements as a tool to uncover White Sturgeon life history complexities and habitat use

Salmonid Habitat Evolution Following Restoration Under Managed Flows

Off-channel Rearing Habitat Increases Drift Invertebrate Prey for Juvenile Salmonids

Fish Community Associations Along a River Continuum

Juvenile Salmonid Prey Response to Adult Habitat River Restoration in CA

Balancing Costs & Benefits of Non-engineered Large Woody Debris Placement

Effects of River Habitat Restoration on Water Temperature Dynamics

Evaluating Effectiveness of Camera-Captured Morphometric Data

Caught Redd-handed: Using Statistics to Differentiate Redd Species Identity