Ecogeomorphology: Grand Canyon 2015

Reports

• A Tale of Three Species: Invasive species control and endangered species management in the Southwestern US. Saltcedar, leaf beetles and the Southwestern willow flycatcher
• An Economic Analysis of Protected Areas and Grand Canyon River Rafting
• Biological Soil Crusts: Ecological Roles and Effects of Disturbance in Desert Systems
• Can Humpback Chub and a Blue Ribbon Trout Fishery Coexist in the Grand Canyon?
• Climate Change, Development, and Groundwater-Surface Water Interactions in Grand Canyon National Park
• Colorado River Basin Salinity
• Dynamics and Evolution of Tributary Alluvial Fans in the Grand Canyon below Glen Canyon Dam
• Endangered species and adaptive management in the Grand Canyon
• Flooding and Riparian Vegetation and Nutrient Cycling in the Grand Canyon
• High Flow Experiments and Sediment Transport in the Grand Canyon
• Native Fish of the Grand Canyon
• Operations and Tradeoffs of the Colorado River
• Pre- and post-dam shifts in vegetation throughout the Grand Canyon: What do novel systems mean for management?
• Pre-Cenozoic Stratigraphy and Paleogeography of the Grand Canyon, AZ
• The ecology and history of livestock and wildlife grazing in and around Grand Canyon National Park
• Theories on the Age of the Grand Canyon
• Tribal Relations and Conflicts around the Grand Canyon National Park
• Upper Colorado River Basin Flows and Paleohydrology