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Applied Research Program in Ecological Physiology

The Program conducts applied research to 1) Identify changes within fish populations; 2) Determine how fishes physiologically adapt to environments; 3) Determine the role of fish behavior on population structure; 4) Design and develop remote monitoring devices for fish to monitor fish movements.

Capabilities/Technical Services:

• Evaluation of natural rearing practices on hatchery fish physiology and ecology
• Evaluation of hatchery/wild fish interactions.
• Evaluation of water diversion structure screening technologies.
• Development and evaluation of remote monitoring technologies.

To learn more about the technical services provided and read some sample research projects please click one of the above links.

Program Head:
Ken Ostrand, Regional Ecological Physiologist

Staff:
Vacant, Fish Physiologist and Lab Manager
Vacant, Electronics Engineer
Ben Kennedy, Fish Ecologist
Will Simpson, Fish Ecologist
Amanda Bryson, Biological Technician