Studying the interdependencies of river and human systems at Colorado State University
Recent News
11/15/24 New Bioscience Paper on River Resilience
Check out this new Bioscience paper led by Ellen Wohl that describes how we can restore our rivers to be more resilient! This paper was fun to write with the terrific co-authors Kirstie Fryirs, Bob Grabowski, and David Sear.
11/08/24 Congratulations Bijoux Schoner!
Bijoux successfully passed her MS defense today in packed room of friends, family, and collaborators! In her research, Bijoux worked with the City of Fort Collins and Stillwater Sciences, Inc. to monitor the fluvial geomorphic impacts of a stream restoration project that included large wood on the Poudre River in Fort Collins.
09/25/23 Congratulations Dr. Danny White!
Danny successfully passed his PhD oral exam! He gave an excellent presentation on his research titled, “Experimental Flume and Numerical Studies into the Influence of Floodplain Vegetation on River-Corridor Hydrodynamic Processes”. Congratulations, Dr. White!
Rivers and floodplains are complex, resilient systems that have been altered around the world.
My research focuses on understanding the complexities of river systems, the impacts of human alterations, the importance of river restoration.