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Wildfire Response and Recovery
Effects
of Fire on Streams
Brian Heise
Brian Heise is an Associate Professor in the Department of Natural
Resource Sciences at the University College of the Cariboo in Kamloops
(which becomes Thompson Rivers University in April 2005), where
he teaches limnology and fisheries. The focus of his research program
is the effects of various land use practices on stream food webs.
Tim Giles
Tim Giles is the Research Geomorphologist in the Southern Interior
Forest Region based in Kamloops. Tim's research interests include
studies on the response of streamflow, water quality, and stream
channels to wildfire; stream channel forms and processes in a
wide range of biogeoclimatic environments; the effects of forest
development
on water quality, sediment production and transfer processes in
small drainage basins in the Upper Penticton Creek Experimental
Watershed; and the relationship between watersheds, fires and alluvial
fans.
Presentation Summary: Summary to be posted when
available.
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