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Leo Bodensteiner

Western Washington University

Affiliations

College of the Environment

College of the Environment Spatial Institute

Department Of Environmental Sciences

Department Of Urban And Environmental Planning And Policy

Institute for Watershed Studies

Studies Of Institute For Watershed

Department Of Environmental Studies And Geography

Department Of Marine And Coastal Science

College of the Environment Spatial Institute

Institute Of Spatial

Western Washington University

NoneLeo Bodensteiner is currently serving as a College Of The Environment faculty at Western Washington University.

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aquatic ecosystems environmental science ecology freshwater ecosystems freshwater biology wetlands water quality geography water pollution fish biology aquatic conservation ecohydrology water ecologies limnology fisheries aquatic toxicology aquatic organisms water resources hydrology sediment transport environmental engineering aquaculture water science hydrological process sediment research coastal research fishery research fishery science common reed hydrobiologia water resource management coastal management coastal conservation animal physiology benthic-pelagic coupling hydrobiology benthic ecology constructed wetlands river restoration fluvial process environmental flows fish immunology transitional water coastal waters predator-prey interactions surface water environmental geology environmental geochemistry karst process fish farming mississippi river dissolved oxygen freshwater drum effective treatment winter conditions mid-water common reed lake poygan wetland shorelines migratory sculpins northern puget sound upstream passage winter habitat requirements wetland habitat upper mississippi river downstream drift

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The Chemistry of Sub-Alpine Streams in Mined Regions of the North Cascades Range. Water Air & Soil Pollution (2019)

aquatic ecosystemsgeochemistryearth sciencesub-alpine streamsmined regionsenvironmental sciencegeographysurface waterenvironmental geologyecohydrologynorth cascades rangegeologyenvironmental geochemistrykarst processgeomorphologyapplied geochemistry

Barriers to Upstream Passage by Two Migratory Sculpins, Prickly Sculpin ( Cottus Asper ) and Coastrange Sculpin ( Cottus Aleuticus ), in Northern Puget Sound Lowland Streams. Canadian Journal of Fisheries and Aquatic Sciences (2014)

aquatic ecosystemsaquatic organismsgeographyfreshwater biologymigratory sculpinsaquatic conservationfishery researchnorthern puget soundriver restorationupstream passagefisheriesconservation biologyfluvial processenvironmental flowssediment transportfish biologycoastal researchcoastal conservationmarine biologywetlandsfreshwater ecosystemsecologygeomorphology

Ecosystem Functions of Mid-Lake Stands of Common Reed in Lake Poygan, Wisconsin. Journal of Freshwater Ecology (2011)

aquatic ecosystemsmid-lake standswater qualitywetlandsecosystem functionscommon reedenvironmental sciencelimnologyfreshwater ecosystemsecosystemsecohydrologyecologyfreshwater biology

Impacts of Riprap on Wetland Shorelines, Upper Winnebago Pool Lakes, Wisconsin. Wetlands (2011)

aquatic ecosystemssediment transportwetlandssedimentologycoastal managementwetland shorelinesaquatic conservationsediment researchenvironmental sciencelimnologygeographyfreshwater ecosystemscoastal researchwater ecologiesbenthic ecologyecologyconstructed wetlandsfreshwater biology

Chromium in Rainbow Trout From an Exposed Dunite Formation, Twin Sisters Mountain, Washington. Journal of Freshwater Ecology (2010)

geochemistryfish farmingrainbow troutenvironmental toxicologyenvironmental chemistryecotoxicologydunite formationenvironmental sciencebiologyaquatic toxicologyfishery sciencetwin sisters mountainwater pollution

Hydrological Controls and Freshening in Meromictic Soap Lake, Washington, 1939‐2002 1. JAWRA Journal of the American Water Resources Association (2010)

hydrogeologyaquatic ecosystemshydrological processwater qualitytransitional watermeromictic soap lakewater resourcescoastal watersenvironmental sciencelimnologyaquatic toxicologyfreshwater ecosystemsenvironmental engineeringecohydrologywater ecologieswater sciencewater pollutionhydrology

Shelter Occupancy by Mixed-Species Pairs of Native Signal Crayfish and Non-Native Red Swamp Crayfish Held in Enclosures. Journal of Freshwater Ecology (2009)

native signal crayfishaquatic ecosystemsmixed-species pairsevolutionary ecologyaquatic organismsaquatic conservationbiologypredator-prey interactionsanimal ecologycommunity (ecology)behavioral ecologyecologyshelter occupancyecology and evolutionary biologyconservation biology

Inventory and Characterization of Wetland Habitat on the Winnebago Upper Pool Lakes, Wisconsin, USA: An Integrated Multimedia-Gis Approach. Wetlands (2003)

Shunfu HuAnthony O. GabrielLeo R. Bodensteiner

wetlandsgeographic information systemsenvironmental sciencegeographywetland habitat

Response of Mid-Water Common Reed Stands to Water Level Variations and Winter Conditions in Lake Poygan, Wisconsin, USA. Aquatic Botany (2003)

aquatic ecosystemshydrological processwater qualitywetlandswater resourceswater resource managementwinter conditionsmid-water common reedenvironmental sciencelimnologylake poyganfreshwater ecosystemsecohydrologywater ecologiesecologywater pollutionhydrologyfreshwater biology

Historical Changes in Mid-Water Stands of Common Reed in the Winnebago Pool Lakes, Wisconsin. Journal of Freshwater Ecology (2002)

aquatic ecosystemswinnebago pool lakeswater qualitywetlandshistorical changeswater resourcesaquatic conservationsediment researchenvironmental sciencecommon reedlimnologyfreshwater ecosystemsecohydrologywater ecologiesecologyhydrologyfreshwater biology

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Leo Bodensteiner

Western Washington University

Affiliations

College of the Environment

College of the Environment Spatial Institute

Department Of Environmental Sciences

Department Of Urban And Environmental Planning And Policy

Institute for Watershed Studies

Studies Of Institute For Watershed

Department Of Environmental Studies And Geography

Department Of Marine And Coastal Science

College of the Environment Spatial Institute

Institute Of Spatial

Western Washington University

NoneLeo Bodensteiner is currently serving as a College Of The Environment faculty at Western Washington University.

Honors

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Western Washington University

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Notable Scholarly Works

Notable Federal Grants

Collaborators

The Chemistry of Sub-Alpine Streams in Mined Regions of the North Cascades Range. Water Air & Soil Pollution (2019)

Ecosystem Functions of Mid-Lake Stands of Common Reed in Lake Poygan, Wisconsin. Journal of Freshwater Ecology (2011)

aquatic ecosystemsmid-lake standswater qualitywetlandsecosystem functionscommon reedenvironmental sciencelimnologyfreshwater ecosystemsecosystemsecohydrologyecologyfreshwater biology

Impacts of Riprap on Wetland Shorelines, Upper Winnebago Pool Lakes, Wisconsin. Wetlands (2011)

Chromium in Rainbow Trout From an Exposed Dunite Formation, Twin Sisters Mountain, Washington. Journal of Freshwater Ecology (2010)

Hydrological Controls and Freshening in Meromictic Soap Lake, Washington, 1939‐2002 1. JAWRA Journal of the American Water Resources Association (2010)

Shelter Occupancy by Mixed-Species Pairs of Native Signal Crayfish and Non-Native Red Swamp Crayfish Held in Enclosures. Journal of Freshwater Ecology (2009)

Inventory and Characterization of Wetland Habitat on the Winnebago Upper Pool Lakes, Wisconsin, USA: An Integrated Multimedia-Gis Approach. Wetlands (2003)

Shunfu HuAnthony O. GabrielLeo R. Bodensteiner

wetlandsgeographic information systemsenvironmental sciencegeographywetland habitat

Response of Mid-Water Common Reed Stands to Water Level Variations and Winter Conditions in Lake Poygan, Wisconsin, USA. Aquatic Botany (2003)

Historical Changes in Mid-Water Stands of Common Reed in the Winnebago Pool Lakes, Wisconsin. Journal of Freshwater Ecology (2002)

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