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Erin I. Larson

ACCS Director | Lead Aquatic Ecologist

University of Alaska Anchorage

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Alaska Center for Conservation Science (ACCS)

Erin I. Larson is currently serving as an Alaska Center For Conservation Science (Accs) ACCS Director | Lead Aquatic Ecologist at University of Alaska Anchorage.

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Erin I. Larson

University of Alaska Anchorage

ACCS Director | Lead Aquatic Ecologist

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ecology environmental science ecosystems functional ecology ecohydrology applied ecology social sciences hydrology biodiversity hydrological process adaptation ecology evolution ecosystem functioning earth science water resources community (ecology) water resource management ecological applications freshwater biology river basin management environmental flows spatial ecology water ecologies freshwater ecosystems environmental resource management ecosystem services climate change environmental planning forest ecology forest ecosystems global ecology molecular ecology biological conservation popular medium water sustainability watershed management hydropower continental ecosystems ecosystem adaptation forest hydrology molecular evolutionary ecology biological evolution biodiversity loss hydrological sciences catchment scales community structure ecosystem interactions e-society information society scholarly communication sociology of education stakeholder engagement public involvement public participation information theory limnology information education science education higher education teaching critical thinking adverse impacts river connectivity amazon hydropower expansion tropical mountains tropical montane rivers species persistence resilience traits extreme streams disturbance gradients taxonomic diversity functional diversity frameworks towards catchment classification streamflow records river network freshwater science inclusive scientific societies

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Freshwater Bioindicators Demonstrate Sensitivities to Potential Changes From Climate and Mineral Development in Alaska. Environmental Monitoring and Assessment (2025)

potential changesfreshwater ecosystemsfreshwater bioindicatorsecohydrologyecosystemsenvironmental sciencehuman impacts on the environmentfreshwater biologyaquatic conservationsource water protectionmineral developmentecologywater ecologies

Linking Functional Responses and Effects With Stoichiometric Traits. Ecology (2025)

behavioural geneticsadaptationpsychologybehavioral syndromesfunctional responses

Nonlinear Thinking in Ecology and Evolution: Applying the Threshold Elemental Ratio Across Levels of Ecological Organization. Oecologia (2025)

ecological organizationecology evolutionadaptationecosystemsfunctional ecologyecological applicationsevolutionary ecologythreshold elemental ratioecological processtheoretical ecologyecology and evolutionary biologynonlinear thinkingapplied ecologyecologyevolutionary biologysystem ecology

Nonlinear Thinking in Ecology and Evolution: The Case for Ecological Scaling of the Threshold Elemental Ratio. bioRxiv (Cold Spring Harbor Laboratory) (2024)

Benjamin B. TumoloCarly R. OlsonErin I. LarsonHalvor M. HalvorsonCatherine E. WagnerAmy C. KristFelicia S. OsburnEric K. MoodyLinnea A. RockUchechukwu V. C. OgbennaEli N. WessBriante NajevAnthony J. PignatelliJessica R. Corman

ecological scalingthreshold elemental ratioecology and evolutionary biologynonlinear thinkingecologyevolutionary biology

An Experimental Test of Colonization Traits at a Patch-Scale in Andean Neotropical Streams. Hydrobiologia (2023)

Erin I. LarsonAndrea C. EncaladaN. LeRoy PoffAlexander S. Flecker

ecology evolutionecosystem functioningandean neotropical streamsbiodiversityspatial ecologybiogeographyaquatic ecosystemsfunctional ecologycolonization traitsexperimental testecologyevolutionary biology

How Academic Podcasting Can Change Academia and Its Relationship With Society: A Conversation and Guide. Frontiers in Communication (2023)

Michael CoxHannah L. HarrisonStefan PartelowSteven CurtisStephen R. ElserCourtney Hammond WagnerRobert HobbinsConor BarnesLisa CampbellLaura CappelattiEmily De SousaJulie FowlerErin LarsonFrans LibertsonRafaella LoboPhilip LoringMarissa MatslerAndrew MerrieEric MoodyRubi QuiñonesJason SauerKatherine ShabbSturle Hauge SimonsenSusan WashkoBen Whittaker

communicationmass communicationinformation societyintellectual discoursesociologypublic opinioncultural changescholarly communicationsocial sciencessocial changee-societyacademic podcastingpopular mediumsociology of education

Preparing Aquatic Research for an Extreme Future: Call for Improved Definitions and Responsive, Multidisciplinary Approaches. BioScience (2022)

Lillian R AokiMargaret Mars BrisbinAlexandria G HounshellDustin W KincaidErin I LarsonBrandon J SansomArial J ShogrenRachel S SmithJenna Sullivan-Stack

improved definitionsaquatic researchenvironmental scienceextreme future

Reducing Adverse Impacts of Amazon Hydropower Expansion. Science (2022)

Alexander S. FleckerQinru ShiRafael M. AlmeidaHéctor AngaritaJonathan M. Gomes-SelmanRoosevelt García-VillacortaSuresh A. SethiSteven A. ThomasN. LeRoy PoffBruce R. ForsbergSebastian A. HeilpernStephen K. HamiltonJorge D. AbadElizabeth P. AndersonNathan BarrosIsabel Carolina BernalRichard BernsteinCarlos M. CañasOlivier DanglesAndrea C. EncaladaAyan S. FleischmannMichael GouldingJonathan HigginsCéline JézéquelErin I. LarsonPeter B. McIntyreJohn M. MelackMariana MontoyaThierry OberdorffRodrigo PaivaGuillaume PerezBrendan H. RappazzoScott SteinschneiderSandra TorresMariana VareseM. Todd WalterXiaojian WuYexiang XueXavier E. Zapata-RíosCarla P. Gomes

water sustainabilitywatershed managementamazon hydropower expansionhydropowerwater resource managementriver connectivityhydrologyhydrological processecohydrologyenvironmental scienceadverse impactsecosystem servicesenvironmental resource managementwater resourcesecologyenvironmental planningriver basin management

Using Wikipedia Assignments to Teach Critical Thinking and Scientific Writing in Stem Courses. Frontiers in Education (2022)

Jolie A. L. GareisErin I. LarsonMarcelo ArdónJohn A. BergesJessica E. BrandtKaitlyn M. BuschVictoria L. S. ChraibiElizabeth N. GallagherKelly L. HondulaDustin W. KincaidTodd D. LevineChelsea J. LittleEmily R. NodineAmber M. RockArial J. ShogrenMichael J. Vanni

scientific writinghigher education teachingdistance educationteacher educationscience educationstem educationknowledge managementcommunicationeducationinformation educationeducational researchcomputing educationstem coursesmathematics educationteaching methodswikipedia assignmentseducational technologycritical thinkingknowledge representation and reasoning

A Unifying Framework for Analyzing Temporal Changes in Functional and Taxonomic Diversity Along Disturbance Gradients. Ecology (2021)

Erin I. LarsonN. LeRoy PoffW. Chris FunkRachel A. HarringtonBoris C. KondratieffScott G. MortonAlexander S. Flecker

biological conservationdisturbance gradientsbiodiversityspatial ecologyecosystemsfunctional ecologyecological applicationscommunity (ecology)biodiversity lossfunctional diversity frameworkstaxonomic diversityapplied ecologyecologyevolutionary biology

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Erin I. Larson

ACCS Director | Lead Aquatic Ecologist

University of Alaska Anchorage

Affiliations

Alaska Center for Conservation Science (ACCS)

Erin I. Larson is currently serving as an Alaska Center For Conservation Science (Accs) ACCS Director | Lead Aquatic Ecologist at University of Alaska Anchorage.

Honors

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Experiences

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Education

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Erin I. Larson

University of Alaska Anchorage

ACCS Director | Lead Aquatic Ecologist

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Notable Scholarly Works

Notable Federal Grants

Collaborators

Freshwater Bioindicators Demonstrate Sensitivities to Potential Changes From Climate and Mineral Development in Alaska. Environmental Monitoring and Assessment (2025)

Linking Functional Responses and Effects With Stoichiometric Traits. Ecology (2025)

behavioural geneticsadaptationpsychologybehavioral syndromesfunctional responses

Nonlinear Thinking in Ecology and Evolution: Applying the Threshold Elemental Ratio Across Levels of Ecological Organization. Oecologia (2025)

Nonlinear Thinking in Ecology and Evolution: The Case for Ecological Scaling of the Threshold Elemental Ratio. bioRxiv (Cold Spring Harbor Laboratory) (2024)

ecological scalingthreshold elemental ratioecology and evolutionary biologynonlinear thinkingecologyevolutionary biology

An Experimental Test of Colonization Traits at a Patch-Scale in Andean Neotropical Streams. Hydrobiologia (2023)

Erin I. LarsonAndrea C. EncaladaN. LeRoy PoffAlexander S. Flecker

How Academic Podcasting Can Change Academia and Its Relationship With Society: A Conversation and Guide. Frontiers in Communication (2023)

Preparing Aquatic Research for an Extreme Future: Call for Improved Definitions and Responsive, Multidisciplinary Approaches. BioScience (2022)

Lillian R AokiMargaret Mars BrisbinAlexandria G HounshellDustin W KincaidErin I LarsonBrandon J SansomArial J ShogrenRachel S SmithJenna Sullivan-Stack

improved definitionsaquatic researchenvironmental scienceextreme future

Reducing Adverse Impacts of Amazon Hydropower Expansion. Science (2022)

Using Wikipedia Assignments to Teach Critical Thinking and Scientific Writing in Stem Courses. Frontiers in Education (2022)

A Unifying Framework for Analyzing Temporal Changes in Functional and Taxonomic Diversity Along Disturbance Gradients. Ecology (2021)

Erin I. LarsonN. LeRoy PoffW. Chris FunkRachel A. HarringtonBoris C. KondratieffScott G. MortonAlexander S. Flecker

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