Shoutout to the Invertebaes!
Send this lovebug to your invertebae this Valentines day <3 Check out our blog post read about why HHL loves our inverteBAEs!
Alfred Otieno Achieng Perspectives
Streams and rivers are globally threatened ecosystems because of increasing levels of exploitation and habitat degradation. Human activities, like urbanization and increased agricultural production, have caused changes in how a lotic system flows and redistributes water so the needs of each individual are no longer met. Dr. Alfred Achieng et al. study these effects in Lake Victoria.
Resistance and Resilience in Stream Restoration – A Primer
Dr. Isabelle Barrett explores an important theme in the Healthy Headwaters Lab: ecosystem restoration and the pursuit of research to test and develop theory while also mobilizing insights into practice.
HHL is Headed to JASM 2022!
The Healthy Headwaters Lab is headed to JASM 2022! Check out all our sessions and posters.
What is Stream Ecology?
Stream ecologists study streams from multiple dimensions, investigating physical, chemical, and biological processes.
Lentic and Lotic Systems
Learn about the differences between 2 types of inland freshwater ecosystems: Lentic and Lotic!
What is a watershed?
A watershed is a spatial area where all water and precipation that falls within its bounds eventually join together in a single lake or river.