2010 Science Forum - University of Lethbridge

The following is the list of speakers and their presentations at the 2010 forum.

• Stefan W. Kienzle, University of Lethbridge
  Water yields and streamflow trends in the Oldman River Watershed
  
  
• Ryan MacDonald, University of Lethbridge
  Assessing the potential impacts of environmental change on stream temperature
  
  
• Michael Nemeth, University of Lethbridge
  Assessing water management in the South Saskatchewan River Basin (SSRB) using the OASIS-SSRB modelling tool
  
  
• Jocelyn Howery, University of Alberta
  Regional assessment of source water quality: A case study in the headwaters of the Oldman River Basin
  
  
• Jim Miller, AAFC
  Watershed evaluation of beneficial management practices in the Lower Little Bow River Basin (abstract)
  
  
• Robert Annett, University of Lethbridge
  Reproductive endpoints of fathead minnows (Pimephales promelas) exposed to agricultural drain waters in southern Alberta
  
  
• Doug Inglis, AAFC
  The role of water in the epidemiology of campylobacteriosis in southwestern Alberta
  
  
• Carolyn Campbell, AWA
  Headwaters recreation management
  
  
• Eduardo N. Taboada, PHAC
  Application of comparative genomics-based genotyping to the molecular epidemiology of Campylobacter jejuni from the Oldman River watershed
  
  
• David Dixon, University of Lethbridge
  Watershed-scale controls on snow distribution in a montane watershed Star Creek, Crowsnest Pass, Alberta
  
  
• Barry White, John Diiwu, ASRD
  Alberta's wet areas mapping initiative: an innovative approach to facilitate stewardship
  
  
• Andrea Dann, University of Lethbridge
  Effects of triclosan and 2.4-D on the stress reponse of rainbow trout

2008 Science Forum - University of Lethbridge

The following is the list of speakers and their presentations at the 2008 forum.  

• Sarah Boon, Katie Burles, Uldis Silins, Chris Williams
  Snow Processes in the Oldman Basin Headwaters
  
  
• Brinkmann L. & J.B. Rasmussen
  Contamination Issues in the Oldman River Basin: Factors Contributing to High Mercury Levels in Fish.
  
  
• John Derksen
  An Integrated Approach Towards the Enhancement of Lee Creek
  
  
• Cam Goater
  Ecology and evolution of parasite-host interactions in a changing world
  
  
• Alice Hontela
  What can fish tell us about water quality: physiological, biochemical and morphological markers of exposure and effects
  
  
• Andrew Hurly, Katheryn Taylor
  Responses of Avian Communities to Modified River Flows
  
  
• Hester Jiskoot, Dez L. Tessler and Karine E. Pigeon
  Trends in Snow & Ice at the Head of the Oldman River Basin 
  
  
• Dan Johnson
  Research in environmental safety for aquatic life: current experiments with invertebrates and fish 
  
  
• Stefan W. Kienzle, Dr. James Byrne
  Simulating environmental impacts on water resources in southern Alberta 
  
  
• Steve MacRae,
  Maximizing the Utility of Native Riparian Shrubs for Bioengineering Projects in Prairie Ecosystems
  
  
• Stewart Rood, Karen Gill, Stephanie Palechek, John Mahoney
  Distinctive Riverscapes: Different Forms and Functions Along the Southern Tributaries of the Oldman River