Hynes Lecturer 2011
David Allan, PhD
Professor and Associate Dean, School of Natural Resources and Environment
University of Michigan, Ann Arbor, USA
Dr. Allan's research investigates stream ecosystems and the influence of human activities on rivers and their watersheds. This includes active research into the effects of landscape and land use on stream health, assessment of variation in flow regime, and estimation of nutrient loads and budgets. Additional, collaborative activities are directed at the translation of aquatic science into useful products for management, conservation and restoration of running waters.
Dr. Allan has authored numerous influential journal publications and co-authored important books used as reference and text books in the fields of stream ecology and restoration
- Stream Ecology: Structure and Function of Running Waters (Allan and Castillo 2007),
- Streams: Their Ecology and Life (Cushing and Allan 2001).
Lectures
Monday, November 7th - Science Lecture, "Century-scale changes in catchment nutrient inputs and outputs"
UNB Saint John Campus, Ganong Hall lecture theatre, 2:30 pm.
Tuesday, November 8th - Public Lecture, "Lessons learned from assessing multiple stressors to the Great Lakes ecosystem"
UNB Fredericton Campus, Loring Bailey Hall, Room 146, 7:00 pm.
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