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Welcome

Welcome to the newly updated Research Unit website. Feel free to look around the site and see all the new additions it has to offer.

News

In October, David Haukos presented a paper at the Great Plains Landscape Conservation Cooperative meeting in Oklahoma City, OK.

In September, Joe Gerken and Jason Fischer presented papers at the American Fisheries Society Annual Meeting in Seattle, WA.

In May, Martha Mather presented a paper at the North American Benthological Society Annual Meeting in Providence, RI.

Featured Research Project

Sand dredging effects on fishes and fish habitat in the Kansas River

Investigator: Jason Fischer

Progress and Results: Sand dredging is an invasive procedure, which removes sediment directly from the river bed and can disturb fish communities and geomorphic processes with in the river. We are investigating the role these potential habitat alterations play in the structure of fish communities and habitat availability within the Kansas River. To see all of the details of this project, click here.

Site last updated on November 1, 2011