ELR/BPA - ISEMP John Day Fluvial Audits & River Styles
Project Type: Sponsored Research Project Sponsor: Eco Logical Research, Inc. Project Location: John Day Basin, Oregon Status: Ongoing
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Murderer’s Creek Watershed River Styles
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Project PI: Joseph Wheaton Project Personnel from ET-AL: Alan Kasprak Project Collaborators: Nick Bouwes (ELR), Nick Webber (ELR), Nadine Trahan (ELR), Chris Jordan (NOAA) Funding Source: Bonneville Power Authority - Sub-award to USU from Eco Logical Research, Inc. Project Start Date: **June 2011 **Project End Date (anticipated): November 2012