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September 27, 2012 Electronic Filing Attn: Ms. Sheri Young Secretary to the Joint Review Enbridge Northern Gateway 444 – Seventh Avenue SW Calgary, Alberta T2P 0X8 Re: Northern Gateway Pipelines Inc. (Northern Gateway)

File OF-Fac-Oil-N304-2010-01 01 Dear Ms. Young: In response to procedural director #9, please find attached the resumes of the Northwest Institute witnesses that will appear at the Prince George hearings. These resumes were previously filed along with the author’s reports in December 2011. The three resumes are for –

David Bustard

James Schwab

Jack Stanford Yours sincerely, Pat Moss Executive Director

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DAVID BUSTARD

EDUCATION M.Sc. (Forest Hydrology) University of British Columbia, 1973 B.Sc. (Combined Honours in Biology and Forest Biology) University of British Columbia,

1970 Thesis: M.Sc. "Some Aspects of the Winter Ecology of Juvenile Salmonids with Reference to

Possible Habitat Alteration by Logging in Carnation Creek, Vancouver Island" Professional Affilation: Member of the Association of Professional Biologists of British Columbia (RP Bio 38) Member College of Applied Biology of British Columbia WORK EXPERIENCE Mr. Bustard works as a professional aquatic biologist through an incorporated business based

in Smithers, B.C. He has been involved in fisheries/land-use projects in northwestern B.C. since 1974. Following is a summary of his relevant project experience:

PERIOD 1995-2011

Kemess South Project

• Kemess South Mine Project fisheries assessments focusing on adult and juvenile bull trout impact assessment and monitoring for an 18-year period encompassing pre-development, construction, and 14 years post-operation. The work involved background inventory, impact assessment and the development of a compensation and mitigation program acceptable to the fisheries regulatory agencies. The program has seen the successful implementation of adult bull trout compensation projects including bull trout spawning site development, habitat extension projects and the successful transplant of Dolly Varden to barren streams. This work is ongoing.

Kemess North Mine Expansion Project

• Assisted with the collection of baseline fisheries information for this project and participated in the Joint Review Panel hearings on this project on behalf of Northgate Minerals Corp..

Ministry of Transportation and Highways • Nass Road upgrade including inventory, impact assessment, monitoring and the development of

compensation structures along the lower Nass River and Lava Lake sections of road. Work during this time also included a 3-year program of post-construction monitoring of compensation structures and road crossings near Kincolith.

Fish Sustainability Planning Morice Watershed • Stage 2 biophysical profile of the Morice Watershed. Final product was the production of a

report entitled “Conserving Morice Watershed Fish Populations and Their Habitat”.

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Forestry, Mining, and Pipeline Projects • Nanika Ridge Molybdenum Project – Inventory of fish populations and input to project design in

the Nanika and Morice watersheds over a two-year period. • Detailed assessment of Pacific Northern Gas pipeline stream crossings in lower Skeena and

Bulkley tributaries and construction monitoring at complex crossing sites. • Slate Creek Gold Property – Design, construction and monitoring over a three-year period of a

one-km long stream diversion and reconstruction project for a rainbow trout population. • Long-term monitoring (1984 through 2011) of fish populations in streams associated with the

Equity Silver Mine located in the Bulkley Watershed. Current work includes fish health assessment studies and tracking metal tissue levels in fish.

• Watershed-wide aquatic inventories of Gosnell, Thautil, Owen, Tagit, Fenton and adjacent

Morice River watersheds for Houston Forest Products and Northwood. Also conducted fisheries and stream classification studies for various forest companies in the Terrace and Prince Rupert area.

• Fisheries inventory of streams in the vicinity of the proposed Booker property on Morrison Lake

(2003 and 2004) and the Endako Mine for Thompson Creek Mining Ltd. (2000). • Telkwa Pond coho smolt and upstream fry assessments - annual surveys 1993 to 2001. • Mr. Bustard served as a member of the technical review committee for BC Fisheries Renewal

projects until 2001. He has served as a board member for the BV Center for Natural Resource Research and Management

PERIOD 1985-1995

Mining, Highway Development and Steelhead/Rainbow Trout Projects • Highway 16 alignment options and compensation/mitigation planning along the lower Skeena

River for the Ministry of Transportation and Highways. Mr. Bustard was the biologist on a study team that was awarded the Association of Professional Engineers and Geoscientists of B.C.'s Environmental Award for 1993.

• Ministry of Transportation and Highway design projects in the lower Nass, Cranberry and

Kispiox rivers, and near Stewart. • Telkwa Coal Project. Four years of mine pre-development work at Telkwa Coal involving

watershed-wide inventory including bull trout assessments, periphyton and benthic studies for Crowsnest Resources and Manalta Coal.

• Skeena River summer steelhead studies for B.C. Environment including juvenile

assessments throughout the upper Skeena from 1991 to 1993. Adult steelhead studies included fence operation and radio-telemetry studies examining the migration, holding and spawning behavior of adult upper Sustut steelhead and the operation of a rotary screw trap

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on the upper Sustut River for juvenile salmonid enumerations.

• Assessments of resident rainbow trout populations in Francois and Babine lakes including fence operation for enumeration, tagging, and radio telemetry studies to determine spawning and subsequent dispersal of adults. Enhancement options including streamflow monitoring for optimal flow releases for fish production.

• Fisheries/logging studies in the northwest section of B.C. for Ministry of Forests, Skeena

Cellulose Inc., Skeena Sawmills and Interfor including work in the Clore and Zymoetz watersheds. Projects also included construction monitoring for Pacific Northern Gas Ltd. (pipeline) and Ministry of Transportation and Highways.

• Assessment of road options to Klappan Coal for Gulf Canada and fisheries assessment and

compensation options for pit and causway developments for Curragh Resources (Yukon).

• Contracts for B.C. Environment including angler surveys on Francois and Babine lakes, scale reading, and the development of a lake management data file.

PERIOD 1979-1984 Kemano Completion and Fish-Forestry Interaction Program

• Senior aquatic biologist working on Alcan's proposed Kemano Completion Project. Responsibilities included designing and conducting field studies examining the downstream impacts of a proposed hydroelectric dam on the Nanika River. These studies involved collection of detailed fish inventory information throughout the Morice River watershed and specific studies designed to assess the impacts of reduced river flows on salmon and steelhead spawning and rearing habitats.

• Fish/Forestry Interaction Program evaluating stream rehabilitation options in the Queen

Charlotte Islands.

PERIOD 1971-1979 Habitat Protection Biologist for Northwestern B.C. (Government of BC)

• Regional Habitat Protection Biologist responsible for coordinating fish and wildlife habitat protection in northwestern British Columbia. This job required a continuous involvement with industry and other government agencies in an attempt to minimize the impacts of development projects on the fish and wildlife resources of northwestern BC. The position required an understanding of the impacts of activities such as logging, railway and highway construction, mining, agriculture, pipeline, and hydro developments as well as the measures that can be taken to lessen their impacts and involved administrative functions such as budget preparation, policy formulation, as well as direct responsibility for a staff of up to five.

Carnation Creek Watershed Study (Pacific Biological Station and U.B.C. 1971-73)

• The Carnation Creek Watershed study has been assessing the long-term impacts of logging on a small coastal watershed. A three-year association with this study as a field assistant and graduate student, including a one-year residence at the site provided Mr. Bustard with a good background in biological and hydrological techniques used for assessing logging impacts on streams.

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• Lake Surveys - B.C. Fish and Wildlife Branch (1971). This work involved conducting

physical, chemical and biological assessments on over 80 lakes in B.C. SELECTED PUBLICATIONS AND REPORTS 1.) Bustard, D.R. and D.W. Narver, 1975. Aspects of the Winter Ecology of Juvenile Coho

Salmon (Oncorhynchus kisutch) and Steelhead Trout (Salmo gardneri). Journal of Fisheries Research Board of Canada, Vol. 32, pp. 667-680.

2.) Bustard, D.R. and D.W. Narver, 1975. Preferences of Juvenile Coho Salmon (Oncorhynchus

kisutch) and Cutthroat Trout (Salmo clarki) Relative to Simulated Alteration of Winter Habitat. Journal of Fisheries Research Board of Canada, Vol. 32, pp. 681-687.

3.) Bustard, D.R. 1983. Queen Charlotte Island Stream Rehabilitation Studies - A Review of

Potential Techniques. Fish/Forestry Interaction Program Working Paper 9/83. 4.) Bustard, D.R. 1983. Juvenile Salmonid Winter Ecology in a Northern British Columbia River

- A New Perspective. Paper presented to the American Fisheries Society, Bellingham, Washington.

5.) Bustard, D.R. 1986. Some Differences Between Coastal and Interior Streams and the

Implications to Juvenile Fish Production. In: Proceedings of the Workshop on Habitat Improvements, Whistler, B.C., 8-10 May 1984. Can. Tech. Rep. of Fish. & Aquatic. Sci. No. 1483.

6.) Brownlee, M.J., B.J. Shepherd, and D.R. Bustard. 1988. Some Effects of Forest Harvesting on

Water Quality in the Slim Creek Watershed in the Central Interior of British Columbia. Can. Tech. Rep. Fish. Aquat. Sci. 1613: 41 p.

7.) McDonald, B.G., A DeBruyn, J. Elphick, M. Davies, D. Bustard, and P.M. Chapman. 2010.

Developmental toxicity of selenium to Dolly Varden char (Salvelinus malmo). Environmental Toxicology and Chemistry, Vol. 29, No. 12. pp 2800-2805.

Mr. Bustard is the principal author of over 70 technical reports prepared for projects sponsored by industry and government.

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Résumé James W. Schwab, December 2011. 1

Résumé

James W. Schwab Birthdate: October 21, 1951 Education Bachelor of Science in Forestry (BSF) 1976 Forest Resource Management, (Forest soils, Forest hydrology) University of British Columbia, Vancouver BC University Transfer 1970–1973 The College of New Caledonia, Prince George BC Professional Associations The Association of Professional Engineers and Geoscientists of British Columbia. Professional Geoscientist (P. Geo. 1993 – present). Engineering Licensee (Eng.L. 2008 – present), Terrain Stability Assessments.

The Association of British Columbia Forest Professionals. Registered Professional Forester (R.P.F. 1978 – 2008; Retired 2009).

Recent Awards Forest Engineering Award of Excellence, APEGBC and ABCFP October 27, 2007. Bulkley Valley Centre for natural Resources Research & Management. Co-‐recipient Jim Pojar Award 2009. Award recognizes an outstanding publication that promotes understanding of sustainable natural resources use in Northwest BC.

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Technical Committees (2007-‐2008) Joint Practices board ABCFP/APEGBC; subcommittee member (skill sets) Guidelines for Terrain stability Assessments in the Forest Sector – publication 2010. (2004-‐2005) Forest and Range Practices Act Technical committee, input into portions of the act and regulations dealing with terrain stability/landslides. (1993-‐1995) BC Forest Practices Code technical committee; Development of portions of the act and regulations dealing with landslides, site degradation and terrain stability assessments. (1990-‐2000) Technical committees that developed Guidebooks and Handbooks pertaining to slope stability mapping, terrains stability field assessments, forest site degradation, management in landslide prone terrain. (1980-‐ 1986) Member of The Fish Forestry Interactions Program technical advisory committee and chair of the geomorphology research subcommittee. (1980-‐1990) Fish-‐Forestry Guidelines (forest harvesting and road construction guidelines), and Forest Site Degradation and Rehabilitation committee, and The Interpretations Working group, Coastal Forest Harvesting subcommittee (I contributed interpretations on slope stability evaluation, methods for the identification forestland prone to erosion and mass wasting, and rehabilitation techniques for erosion prevention and control). Technical Affiliation DEGRS Division of Engineers and Geoscientist in the Resource Sector (since inception) Work History and Experience Independent Consultant – Geomorphologist August 2009 to present

• Training course development: Terrain basics, (terrain mapping, terrain stability mapping, terrain analysis, landslide recognition/classification, air photo interpretation).

• Research landslides, hillslope and fluvial geomorphology. • Terrain Stability Field Assessments – resource roads. • Road deactivation prescriptions – resource roads. • Air photo interpretation – hillslope and fluvial geomorphology.

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Research Geomorphologist May 1985 to March 2009 B.C. Ministry of Forests, Forest Sciences Section, Northern Interior Forest Region PO Bag 6000 3333 Tatlow Road Smithers BC V0J 2N0 Prior to April 2005 B.C. Ministry of Forests, Forest Sciences Section, Prince Rupert Forest Region, P.O. Bag 5000 Smithers B.C. VOJ-‐2N0 • Conduct research hillslope geomorphology (slope stability) northwest BC. • Conduct fluvial geomorphology research on large rivers and small streams in northwest B.C.

• Conduct terrain evaluation and interpretation, Terrain Stability Mapping and Terrain Stability Field Assessments, and proposed road development cost analysis for Forest Service District and Regional clients.

• Participated in compliance and enforcement investigations conducted by the BC Forest Service.

• Review of major resource road development proposals and construction by the mining industry.

• Conducted major investigations into the cause of landslides at the request of BC Government, BC Forest Service and Worksafe BC ( e.g. Donna Creek, Joe Rich-‐Belgo Creek, Allen Reach, Ksedin Creek, Meziadin Lake).

• Co-‐author (anonymous) the development of Forest Practice Code Guide Books • Developed and delivered training courses on Management in Landslide Prone Terrain, recognition of unstable terrain, control and management of unstable terrain, and watershed rehabilitation, (BC Forest Service and BC Forest industry, Northwest Community College, Forest Management Institute of BC).

• Research technical committee member examining slope stability on the Queen Charlotte Islands.

• Presentations at provincial, national and international conferences on: landslides and erosion processes, erosion control and site rehabilitation, and forest road construction.

January 1981 to May 1985 Research Extension Forester (Geomorphology and Forest Hydrology) B.C. Ministry of Forests, Prince Rupert Forest Region, Smithers B.C. • Conduct research on mass wasting problems associated with forest management on the Queen Charlotte Islands, methods for recognizing and identifying unstable slopes, and the development of applied land classification for slope stability mapping on forest land.

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• Slope stability and erosion hazard assessment mapping. • Consultations on forest road and cut block stability, watershed stability and erosion control.

March 1980 to January 1981 Assistant Research Forest Hydrologist B.C. Ministry of Forests, Prince Rupert Forest Region, Smithers B.C. • Research technical committee member to look into the effects of forest harvesting on mass wasting and the impacts on forest land and the stream environment.

• Provided consulting services to the Forest Service on slope stability problems. April 1978 to March 1980 Contract Pedologist (Soil Scientist) B.C. Ministry of Forests, Research Branch, Victoria B.C. • Provided terrain stability and soil erosion interpretations for the B.C. Forest Service inventory classifiers working within the Prince Rupert Forest Region.

• Provided slope stability and erosion interpretations for timber harvesting and forest roads on the Queen Charlotte Islands and North Coast, Prince Rupert Forest Region.

• Provided soil classification information for characterizing forest ecosystems in the Prince Rupert Forest Region.

• Assisted in the development of silvicultural and forest management interpretations for ecosystem classification.

May 1976 to April 1978 Assistant Research Pedologist B.C. Ministry of Forests, Prince Rupert Forest Region • Assisted in the identification of slope stability research needs and the development of research projects associated with timber harvesting on the Queen Charlotte Islands.

• Assisted in slope stability evaluations of timber harvesting blocks and forest road locations.

May 1975 to September 1975 Research Assistant B.C. Ministry of Forests, Research Section, Williams lake B.C. • Conducted a soil disturbance study, surveying the impacts of steep slope logging. • Identified and mapped natural and accelerated geomorphic processes in areas of timber harvesting.

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Publications Sakals M.E., M. Geertsema, J.W. Schwab, and V.N. Ford. 2011. The Todagin Creek landslide of October 3, 2006, Northwest British Columbia, Canada. Publ. online June 2011. Landslides. Schwab, J.W. 2011. Hillslope and Fluvial Processes along the Proposed Pipeline Corridor, Burns Lake to Kitimat, West Central British Columbia Bulkley Valley Research Centre. Publ. online October 2011. http://www.bvcentre.ca Campbell D., T. Millard. J. Schwab and B. Roberts. 2010. Landslides in organic soil on forested slopes. B.C. Ministry of Forests and Range. Ext. Note 99. Geertsema, M., J.W. Schwab, P. Jordan, T. H. Millard, and T. P. Rollerson. 2010 Chapter 8 – Hillslope processes. In Compendium of forest hydrology and geomorphology in British Columbia. R.G. Pike et al. (editors). B.C. Min. For. and Range, For. Sci. Prog., Victoria, B.C. and FORREX Forum for Research and Extension in Natural Resources, Kamloops, B.C. Land Manag. Handb. 66. http://www.for.gov.bc.ca/scripts/hfd/pubs/hfdcatalog/index.asp Schwab, J.W. and M. Geertsema. 2009. Terrain stability mapping on British Columbia forestlands: an historical perspective. Nat Hazards. Geertsema, M., J.W. Schwab, A. Blais-‐Stevens, M. E. Sakals. 2009. Landslides impacting linear infrastructure in west central British Columbia Nat Hazards 48:59–72. Schwab J.W., and M. Sakals 2008. Landslides, Forest Resources and Infrastructure in west central British Columbia Canada. In the first world landslide Forum November 18-‐21 2008. International landslide congress. United Nations University. Tokyo Japan. Schwab, J.W., and M. Geertsema. 2008. Terrain stability hazard mapping on British Columbia forest lands: a historical perspective. In the 4th Canadian Conference on Geohazards: From Cause to Management. May 20-‐24, 2008. University Laval, Quebec City, Quebec. Geertsema, M., J.W. Schwab, and A. Blais-‐Stevens. 2008. Landslides and linear infrastructure in west-‐central British Columbia. In the 4th Canadian Conference on Geohazards: From Cause to Management. May 20-‐24, 2008. University Laval, Quebec City, Quebec.

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Blais-‐Stevens, A., M. Geertsema, J.W. Schwab and Th. van Asch, and V.N. Egginton. 2007. The 2005 Sutherland River rock slide–debris avalanche, central British Columbia. In: 1st Int. Landslide Conf., Vail Colorado. Geertsema, M., V.N. Egginton, J.W. Schwab, and J.J. Clague. 2007. Landslides and historic climate in northern British Columbia. In: Landslides and climate change: challenges and solutions. R. McInnes, J. Jakeways, H. Fairbank, and E. Mathie (editors). Taylor and Francis, London, U.K. pp. 9–1. R.J. Fannin, G.D. Moore, J.W. Schwab, and D.F. VanDine 2007. The evolution of forest practices associated with landslide management in British Columbia Streamline Watershed Management Bulletin Vol. 11 No. 1.

Jakob, M., K. Holm, O. Lange, and J. Schwab. 2006. Hydrometeorological thresholds for landslide initiation and forest operation shutdowns on the north coast of British Columbia. Landslides 3:228–238. McDougal, S., N. Boultbee, O. Hungr, D. Stead, and J.W. Schwab. 2006. The Zymoetz River landslide, British Columbia, Canada: description and dynamic analysis of a rock slide–debris flow. Landslides 3:195–204. Boultbee, N., D. Stead, J.W. Schwab, and M. Geertsema. 2006. The Zymoetz River rock avalanche, June 2002, British Columbia, Canada. Eng Geol 83:76–93 Geertsema, M., J.J. Clague, J.W. Schwab and S.G. Evans. 2006. An overview of recent large catastrophic landslides in northern British Columbia, Canada. Eng Geol 83:120–143 Geertsema, M, D.M. Cruden, J.W. Schwab. 2006. A large rapid landslide in sensitive glaciomarine sediments at Mink Creek, northwestern, British Columbia, Canada. Eng Geol 83:36–63. Geertsema, M. and J.W. Schwab. 2006. Challenges with terrain stability mapping in northern British Columbia. Streamline. Watershed Management Bulletin 10(1):18-‐26. Blais-‐Stevens, A., Schwab, J.W. and M. Geertsema. 2005. The Khyex River rapid earth flow, a catastrophic landslide near Prince Rupert, British Columbia, Canada. European Geosciences Union. General Assembly 2005. April 24-‐29, 2005. Vienna, Austria. Geophysical Research Abstracts 7:07759. Geertsema, M., Hungr, O., Evans, S.G., and J.W. Schwab. 2005. A large rock slide -‐ debris avalanche in cohesive soil at Pink Mountain, northeastern British Columbia, Canada. European Geosciences Union. General Assembly 2005. April 24-‐29, 2005. Vienna, Austria. Geophysical Research Abstracts 7:05403.

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R.J. Fannin, G.D. Moore, J.W. Schwab and D.F. VanDine 2005. Landslide risk management in forest practices. In Hunger, O. Robin, F. Couture, R. and E. Eberhardt.(eds) Proceedings of the international conference on Landslide Risk management, Vancouver Canada 31 May–June3 2005 landslide Risk management. A. A. Balkema pp 299-‐320. VanBuskirk, C.D., R.J. Neden., J.W. Schwab, and F.R. Smith. 2005. Road and terrain attributes of road fill landslides in the Kalum Forest District. B.C. Min. For. and Range, Res. Br., Victoria, B.C. Tech. Rep. 024. http://www.for.gov.bc.ca/hfd/pubs/Docs/Tr/Tr024.htm Schwab, J.W., A. Blais-‐Stevens and M. Geertsema. 2004. The Khyex River landslide of November 28, 2003, Prince Rupert British Columbia, Canada. Landslides 1:243–246. Schwab, J.W., A. Blais-‐Stevens and M. Geertsema. 2004. The Khyex River flowslide, a recent landslide near Prince Rupert, British Columbia. In: 57th Can. Geotech. Conf., Quebec City, 1C, pp 14–21. Geertseman, M. and J.W. Schwab. 2004. Challenges with terrain stability mapping in northern British Columbia. Geo-‐Engineering for the Society and its Environment. 57th Canadian Geotechnical Conference and the 5th joint CGS-‐IAH Conference. Hilton Quebec Hotel, Old Quebec. October 24-‐27, 2004. Session 4C pp11-‐17. Schwab, J.W., Geertsema, M. and S. G. Evans. 2003. Catastrophic rock avalanches, West central British Columbia. 3rd Canadian Conference on Geotechnique and Natural Hazards Edmonton Alberta June 8-‐10, 2003. Canadian Geological Society. pp 252-‐259 Geertsema, M. Cruden, D.M. and J.W. Schwab. 2003. Style and sequence of movement of a landslide in sensitive glaciomarine clays at Mink Creek, north western British Columbia. 3rd Canadian Conference on Geotechnique and Natural Hazards Edmonton Alberta June 8-‐10, 2003. Canadian Geological Society. pp 178-‐185. Geertsema, M. Clague, J.J. Schwab, J.W. and Evans, S.G. 2003. An overview of recent large landslides in northern British Columbia, Canada. European Geophysical Society (EGS) -‐ American Geophysical Union (AGU) -‐ European Union of Geosciences (EUG) Joint Assembly. Nice, France, 06 -‐ 11 April 2003. Geophysical Research Abstracts 5:01032 Martin, Y. Rood, K. Schwab, J.W. and Church, M. 2002. Sediment transfer by shallow landsliding in the Queen Charlotte Islands, British Columbia. Canadian Journal of Earth Sciences. 39(2):189-‐205.

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Schwab, J.W. Hogan, D.L. and I Weiland. 2002. Floodplain Hazard Assessment: Application to Forest Land Management in British Columbia, Canada. In Geoenvironmental Mapping: Methods, Theory and Practice (editor) Bobrowsky, P.T. International Union of Geological Sciences. A.A. Balkema Publishers, The Netherlands pp 343-‐368. Ham, D. and J.W. Schwab 1998. Historic Channel Mapping and Floodplain Erosion Hazard Assessment, Kitimat River, British Columbia In proceedings Mountains to the sea: human interactions with the hydrologic cycle. (editor) Alila, Y. Canadian Water Resources Associations. June 10-‐12, 1998 Victoria B.C. pp72-‐77. Schwab, J.W. and D.L. Hogan 1998. Floodplain suitability for silvicultural investment on the Skeena River, British Columbia. In proceedings Mountains to the sea: human interactions with the hydrologic cycle (editor) Alila, Y. Canadian Water Resources Associations June 10-‐12, 1998 Victoria B.C.pp469-‐470. Stumpf, A.J. Boster, B.E. Levson, V.M., Geertsema, M. and J.W. Schwab 1998. Stability of glacial silt and clay deposits in Central British Columbia. In Engineering Geology A global View from the Pacific Rim (editors) Moore, D. and O. Hungr. Proceeding Eight International Congress International Association for Engineering Geology and the Environment. Balkema, Rotterdam. pp 1897-‐1905. Schwab, J.W. 1997. Historic Debris flows north coast British Columbia. Abstract In Vancouver Geotechnical Conference In proceedings Vancouver Geotechnical Society Symposium-‐forestry Geotechnique and Resource Engineering May 30 1977. pp 143. Geertsema, M. and J.W. Schwab. 1997. Retrogressive flowslides in the Terrace-‐Kitimat, British Columbia area: from early postglacial to present and implications for futures slides. In proceedings Vancouver Geotechnical Society Symposium-‐forestry Geotechnique and Resource Engineering May 30 1977. pp115-‐133. Weiland, I. and J.W. Schwab. 1996. Floodplain erosion hazard assessment, Zymoetz River, B.C. In proceedings Watercourses getting on stream with current thinking. Canadian Water Resources Association. October 22-‐25, 1996 Vancouver B.C. Geertsema, M. and J.W. Schwab. 1996. A photographic overview and record of the Mink Creek earthflow, Terrace, British Columbia. Res. Rep. B.C. Min. For. Victoria B.C. Schwab, J.W. 1996. landslides on the British Columbia north coast, processes, rates, and climatic events. In proceedings Fish Forestry -‐ Carnation Creek workshop. Queen Charlotte City, May 1994. B.C. Min. For. Res. Rep. Victoria. B.C. Schwab, J.W. 1996. Debris avalanches-‐flows, British Columbia north coast. Abstract In proceedings Fish Forestry -‐ Carnation Creek workshop. Queen Charlotte City, May 1994. B.C. Min. For. Res. Rep. Victoria. B.C.

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Geertsema, M. and J.W. Schwab. 1995. The Mink Creek earthflow, Terrace British Columbia. In proceedings Canadian Geotechnical conference September 1995, Vancouver B.C. vol. 2. pp625-‐633. Schwab, J.W. 1995. Landslides on the British Columbia north coast: processes, rates, climate events and landscape change. Abstract In Proceedings of the pacific division, American Association for the Advancement of Science June 1995. A. Elevition and M.L. Aldrich (editors) The University of British Columbia. Vancouver B.C. vol.14, part 1 pp58 Schwab, J.W. 1995. Historical events: debris avalanches and flows British Columbia north coast. Abstract/presentation Geological Association of Canada and Minerological Association of Canada annual meeting May 1995, Victoria B.C. Septer, D. and J.W. Schwab. 1995. Rainstorm and flood damage: northwest British Columba 1891-‐1991. B.C. Min. For. Land Mange. Handbook 31. 196p. Coates, K.D., Douglas M.J., Schwab J.W. and W. Bergerud. 1992. Grass and legume seeding on scarified coastal alluvial sites in north western British Columbia: response of native non-‐crop vegetation and planted Sitka Spruce (Picea sitchensis (Bong.) Carr.) seedlings. New Forestry. 25p. Schwab, J.W. 1991. Forest road deactivation and hillslope revegetation. In A guide for the management of landslide prone terrain in the pacific northwest. Chatwin, S.C., Howes, D.E., Schwab, J.W. and D.N. Swanston. B.C. Min. For., land Mange. Handbook No. 18. Chap. 4, pp.167-‐212. Hogan, D.L. and J.W. Schwab. 1991. Meterological conditions associated with Hillslope failures on the Queen Charlotte Islands. B.C. Min. For., land Mange. Rep. No.73. 35p. Hogan, D.L. and J.W. Schwab. 1991. Stream channel response to landslides in the Queen Charlotte Islands, B.C.: Changes affecting Pink and Chum salmon habitat. In the 15 annual Pink and Chum salmon workshop, February 1991. Parksville B.C. pp. 222-‐236. Hogan, D.L. and J.W. Schwab. 1990. Floodplain and island longevity. In Beaudry, P.G., Hogan, D.L. and J.W. Schwab. Hydrologic and geomorphic considerations for silvicultural investments on the lower Skeena River floodplain. For. Can. and B.C. Min. For. FRDA Rep. No. 122. 40p. Hogan, D.L. and J.W. Schwab. 1990. Precipitation and runoff characteristics Queen Charlotte Islands. B.C. Min. For., land Mange. Rep. No. 60. 46 p.

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Schwab, J.W. and D.L. Hogan. 1990. Floodplain suitability for silviculture Investment. In E. Hamilton (compiled). Vegetation management: an integrated approach, proceedings of the fourth annual vegetation management workshop, November 1989. For. Can. and B.C. Min. For. FRDA Rep. 109. pp. 80-‐82. Banner, A., Pojar, J., Schwab, J.W. and R. Trowbridge. 1989. Vegetation and soils of the Queen Charlotte Islands: recent impacts of development, In G.G.E. Scudder and N. Gessler (editors), The outer shores. Based on the proceedings of the Queen Charlotte Islands first international symposium, U.B.C. August 1984. pp. 261-‐279. Schwab, J.W. 1988. Mass wasting impacts to forest land: forest management implications, Queen Charlotte Islands, Queen Charlotte Timber Supply Area. In lousier, J.D. and G.W. Still (editors). Degradation of forest Land: forest soils at risk. Proceedings of the 10th B.C. soil science workshop February, 1986. B.C. Min. For. Land Mange. Rep. No. 56. pp.104-‐115. Schwab, J.W. 1985. Mass wasting: October 1978 storm, Rennell Sound Queen Charlotte Islands, British Columbia. In Abstracts 81st annual meeting, Cordilleran section, April 1985, Vancouver B.C. Geo. Soc. Amer. 17(6): 406. Lindeburg, S.B., Pack, R.T., and J.W. Schwab. 1984. Slope stability and forest land management: A selected annotated bibliography. B.C. Min. For. Res. Rep. RR84005-‐PR. Schwab, J.W. 1983. Mass wasting, October-‐November 1978 storm Rennell Sound, Queen Charlotte Islands, British Columbia. B.C. Min For. Res. Note No. 91. 23p. Wilford, D.J. and J.W. Schwab. 1982. Soil mass movement in the Rennell Sound area, Queen Charlotte Islands, British Columbia. In Canadian Hydrology Symposium 82. Natl. Res. Counc. Can. Fredricton N.B. pp. 521-‐541. Schwab, J.W. 1980. Logging and soil disturbance on steep slopes in the Quesnel Highlands, Cariboo Forest Region, B.C. Min. For. Res. Note. No. 88. 15p. Unpublished Ministry of Forests Reports (Select listing) Schwab, J.W. 2001. Catastrophic rock avalanche Howson Range, Telkwa Pass. B.C. Min. For. Forest Science Smithers Extension Note 47. 5p. Schwab, J.W. and M. Kirk 2001. Sackungen on a forested slope, Kitnayakwa River. B.C. Min. For. Forest Science Smithers Extension Note 47. 6p. Schwab, J.W. 2000. Donna Creek washout-‐flow. B.C. Min. For. Forest Science Smithers Extension Note 42. 6p.

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Schwab, J.W. 1999. Tsunamis on Troitsa Lake British Columbia. B.C. Min. For. Forest Science Smithers Extension Note 35. 4p. Schwab J.W. 1997 Cause of the Donna Creek Slope Failure, a technical opinion. Expert witness report prepared for Regional Crown Council Prince George. 28p. 16 appendixes (11 Maps, 342p. data/figures). Weiland, I. and J.W. Schwab. 1996. Floodplain and erosion hazard assessment, lower Zymoetz River British Columbia. Unpubl. Res. Rep. For. Sci. Smithers. 53p. 13 maps. Weiland, I. and J.W. Schwab. 1996. Floodplain and erosion hazard mapping Zymoetz (Copper)River, B.C. B.C. Min. For. Forest Science Smithers Extension Note 18. 4p. Wilford, D., J. Schwab, M. Geertsema, and D. Maloney. 1996. Assessing Gullies. B.C. Min. For. Forest Sciences Smithers. Extension Note 19. 4p. Maloney D., D. Wilford, and J. Schwab. 1995. Suspended sediment survey in the Nilkitkwa and Nichyeskwa watersheds. B.C. Min. For. Forest Science Smithers Extension Note 11. 5p. Farenholtz G., D. Wilford, and J. Schwab. 1995. The watershed assessment procedure. B.C. Min. For. Forest Science Smithers Extension Note 7. 4p. Geertsema, M. and J.W. Schwab. 1995. The Mink Creek earthflow. B.C. Min. For. Forest Sciences Smithers Extension Note 4. 5p. Schwab, J.W. 1995. Geomorphological observations Hughan Brook and Peter Brook (Irene Meadows) Nass Valley. Unpubl. Res. Rep. For. Sci. Smithers. 28p. Schwab, J.W. and D. Septer 1995. Rainstorm and flood damage: northwest British Columba 1891-‐1991. B.C. Min. For. Forest Sciences Smithers Extension Note 3. 3p. Schwab, J.W. 1994. Investigation report Ksedin Creek, September 28, 1994 debris avalanche, setting 234707 Branch 4700. Unpubl. Res. Rep. For. Sci. Smithers. 18p. Gosnell, D., Schwab, J.W. and D. J. Wilford. 1994. Investigation report: November 19, 1993 debris flow, Alan Reach. T0236 CP410 Block 4, North coast Forest District. Unpubl. Rep. B.C. Min. For. Prince Rupert Forest Region Smithers B.C. 20p. Schwab, J.W. 1993. Interim terrain and slope stability mapping standards Prince Rupert Forest Region. Unpubl. Res. Rep. For. Sci. Smithers. 32p. Weiland, I. and J.W. Schwab. 1992. Floodplain stability, Morice River, between Owen Creek and Thautil River. Unpubl. Res. Rep. For. Sci. Smithers. 30 pp. (maps).

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Weiland, I. and J.W. Schwab. 1992. Terrain stability and surface erosion potential of the two mile creek watershed near Hazelton B.C. Unpubl. Res. Rep. For. Sci. Smithers. 20 pp. (3 maps). Forest Service Technical Investigative Team. 1992. Investigation into the September 29, 1992 Landslide, Windfall Mainline near Meziadin Lake Kalum Forest District. Unpubl. Rep. B.C. Min. For. Prince Rupert Forest Region Smithers B.C. 26pp.( Beaudry, P., Hynd, G., John, D., Schwab, J., Wilford, D., Wilson, T.). Donna Creek Technical Investigative Team. 1992. Investigation into the June, 1992, slope failure: Donna Creek -‐ Manson River, Mackenzie Forest District. B.C. Min. For. and B.C. Min Env. Prince George B.C. 80pp. (Clapp, B., Erickson, C., Francis, D., Jamieson, B., King, D., Sandborn, P., Schwab, J., Wilford, D., Zsomber, G.,). Schwab, J.W. 1992. Grass-‐ legume seeding Cassiar Forest District, A demonstration trial on the Eg. Fire. For. Sci. Smithers. Unpubl. Res. Rep. 18p. Beaudry, P.G., J.W. Schwab and D. Septer. 1991. Suspended sediment Telkwa River watershed. For. Sci. Smithers. Unpubl. Res. Rep. 23p. Douglas, M.J. and J.W. Schwab. 1991. Retrospective study pertaining to conifer growth on skidroads in the Prince Rupert Forest Region (D06.2). For. Sci. Smithers. Unpubl. Res. Rep. 25p. (presentation) Weiland, I. and J.W. Schwab. 1991. Nilkitkwa slope stability and surface erosion assessment. For. Sci. Smithers. Unpubl. Res. Rep. 14p.(Two 1:50,000 Maps). Weiland, I. and J.W. Schwab. 1991. Terrain Classification, Terrain Stability, surface erosion potential and sediment transfer hazard, Two Mile Creek watershed. For. Sci. Smithers. Unpubl. Res. Rep. (Three, 1:20000 Maps). Beaudry, P.G. and J.W. Schwab. 1990. Wathl Creek watershed -‐ A forest hydrology analysis. For. Sci. Smithers. Unpubl. Res. Rep. 25p. Beaudry, P.G., J.W. Schwab. 1990. Identification of fine sediment sources in the Telkwa watershed: Working plan. For. Sci. Smithers. Unpubl. Res. Rep. 10p. Schwab, J.W., W.R. Mitchell, P. Clark, D.A. Dobson, and R.J. Reimer. 1990. Investigation into the cause of the destructive debris flow, Joe Rich -‐ Belgo Creek area, June 12, 1990. B.C. Min For. Pentiction Forest District. Unpubl. Rep. 56p. Weiland, I. and J.W. Schwab. 1990. Telkwa watershed, Bulkley TSA: Slope stability and surface erosion assessment. For. Sci. Smithers. Unpubl. Res. Rep. 13p.(two 1:50,000 map sheets).

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Hogan, D.L. and J.W. Schwab. 1989. Floodplain and channel Island stability of the lower Skeena River floodplain. For. Sci. Smithers. Unpubl. Res. Rep. 23p. (three presentations). Beaudry, P.G. and J.W. Schwab. 1989. Telkwa Watershed -‐ A forest hydrology analysis. For. Sci. Smithers. Unpubl. Res. Rep. 40p. (presentation). Schwab, J.W. 1989. Sutherland resource use plan: Preliminary slope stability and surface erosion assessment. For. Sci. Smithers. Unpubl. Res. Rep. 14p. (two 1:50000 Map sheets). Schwab, J.W. 1989. McDonnel Lake planning area: Slope stability and surface erosion assessment. For. Sci. Smithers. Unpubl. Res. Rep. 15p. (four 1:50,000 Map sheets). Schwab, J.W. and D.L. Hogan. 1986. Floodplain and channel island stability: Geomorphological criteria for silviculture investments in the lower Skeena River. EP 1050. Working plan B.C. Min. For. Unpubl. Res. Rep. 20p. Schwab, J.W. 1985. Mass wasting impacts to forest land: forest management implications on the Queen charlotte Islands. EP 782-‐07 Working plan B.C. Min. For. Unpubl. Res. Rep. 5p. Schwab, J.W. 1985. Historical documentation of mass wasting on the Queen Charlotte Islands. EP 782.06 Working plan B.C. Min. For. Unpubl. Res. Rep. 6p. Schwab, J.W. 1985. Mass wasting recognition and evaluation in forest management: B.C. Mountain watersheds -‐ Handbook and field guide. EP 782.08 (FFIP EP 862) Working plan B.C. Min. For. Unpubl. Res. Rep. 6p. Schwab, J.W. 1985. Assessment of possible sediment and debris transport Skedans Creek, L-‐1100, Louise Island. For. Sci. Smithers. Unpubl. Rep. 5p. Wilford, D.J. and J.W. Schwab. 1985. Hydrology and Geomorphology technical assessment of Hanns Creek, Sachs Creek, and Gate Creek. For. Sci. Smithers. Unpubl. Res. Rep. 14p. Schwab, J.W. and J.C. Pollock. 1984. Development of vegetation management techniques for coastal alluvial sites: grass seeding trial, E.P. 885.05. Working plan B.C. Min. For. Unpubl. Res. Rep. 22p. Schwab, J.W. 1984. Grass Legume seeding , Cassiar Forest District: a demonstration trial, Eg fire. Working plan B.C. Min. For. Unpubl. Res. Rep. 8p. Schwab, J.W. 1983. Assessment of Silver Creek watershed FL-‐A16820 (slope stability and rate of cut). For. Sci. Smithers. Unpubl. Res. Rep. 19p.

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Schwab, J.W. 1983. Rehabilitation measures used on wildfires in the Prince Rupert Forest Region. For. Sci. Smithers. Unpubl. Res. Rep. 10p. (F.S. presentation). Schwab, J.W. 1983. Slope hazard assessment Morice River and Houston Tommy Creek. For. Sci. Smithers. (Unpubl. Map 1:20,000). Schwab, J.W. 1983. Mass wasting data inventory field form (used by FFIP). For. Sci. Smithers. Unpubl. Form and Manual. Schwab, J.W. 1982. (editor) Slope stability mapping workshop, Victoria B.C., B.C. Min. For. Unpubl. Res. Rep. 8p. Schwab, J.W. 1982. Erosion hazard assessment Kimsquit watershed. For. Sci. Smithers. Unpubl. Res. Rep. (three maps 1:50000). Schwab, J.W. 1982. Impact of wildfire on erosion, Eg fire and Low fire, Cassiar Forest District. For. Sci. Smithers. Unpubl. Res. Rep. 14p. (two F.S. presentation). Wilford, D.J. and J.W. Schwab. 1982. A summary report on mass wasting in the Rennell Sound area. For. Sci. Smithers. Unpubl. Res. Rep. 30p. Schwab, J.W. 1981. Interpretive stability hazard classes development and application for long term planning in the Prince Rupert Forest Region. Slope stability workshop Portland Oregon. For. Sci. Smithers. Unpubl. Res. Rep. 7p. Schwab, J.W. 1981. Slope stability mapping criteria. For. Sci. Smithers. Unpubl. Res. Rep. 17p. Schwab, J.W. 1981. Slope stability erosion hazard assessment Skeena West planning area. For. Sci. Smithers. Unpubl. Res. Rep. 32p. (two maps 1:50000). Schwab, J.W. 1980. Characterization of unstable slopes. For. Sci. Smithers. Unpubl. Res. Rep. 7p. Schwab, J.W. 1980. Slope stability overview TFL-‐24 South Moresby planning area. For. Sci. Smithers. Unpubl. Res. Rep. 9p. (four maps 1:50,000, public presentation). Wilford, D.J. and J.W. Schwab. 1980. Ministry of Forests and Ministry of Environment Field tour to observe and discuss erosion and forest management on the west coast of the Queen Charlotte Islands For. Sci. Smithers. Unpubl. Res. Rep. 21p. Wilford, D.J. and J.W. Schwab. 1980. Kitsault road and dryland sort: an assessment of potential slope instability in the F.S. reserve. For. Sci. Smithers. Unpubl. Res. Rep. 14p.

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Wilford, D.J. and J.W. Schwab. 1980. Observations and comments on mass wasting at Security Bay, TSHL-‐A10660 Weldwood of Canada. For. Sci. Smithers. Unpubl. Res. Rep. 16p. Schwab, J.W. 1979. Stability examination of the proposed block 40-‐51/1 South Bay dump Creek. For. Sci. Smithers. Unpubl. Res. Rep. 5p. Wilford, D.J. and J.W. Schwab. 1979. Mass wasting in the forest environment: problem analysis. For. Sci. Smithers. Unpubl. Res. Rep. 10p. Wilford, D.J. and J.W. Schwab. 1979. Soil mass movements in the Rennell Sound area, Queen Charlotte Islands, British Columbia(E.P. 782-‐01). For. Sci. Smithers. Unpubl. Res. Rep. 75p. Wilford, D.J. and J.W. Schwab. 1979. Identification and methods to reduce sediment sources and transport, CP 144 Rennell Sound. B.C. Min. For. Unpubl. Res. Rep. 59p. Schwab, J.W. 1978. Soil disturbance associated with tractor skidding, access logging, and highlead yarding in the Prince Rupert Forest Region. For. Sci. Smithers. Unpubl. Res. Rep. 22p.

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JACK A. STANFORD

Bierman Professor and Director

Flathead Lake Biological Station

The University of Montana

32125 Bio Station Lane

Polson, Montana 59860-6815

406 - 982-3301 ext 235

[email protected]

www.umt.edu/flbs

PROFESSIONAL PREPARATION:

Colorado State University Fisheries Science B.S. 1969

Colorado State University Limnology M.S. 1971

University of Utah Limnology Ph.D. 1975

APPOINTMENTS:

1985–present Jessie M. Bierman Professor of Ecology, The University of Montana, Missoula

1980–present Director, Flathead Lake Biological Station, The University of Montana, Missoula

1978–1980 Associate Professor, Dept. of Biological Sciences, Univ. North Texas, Denton.

1974–1978 Assistant Professor, Dept. of Biological Sciences, Univ. North Texas, Denton.

BRIEF BIOGRAPHY:

Stanford has worked at the Flathead Lake Biological Station since 1971. The Biological Station is a

multidisciplinary research and education center with 8 resident faculty and some 50 staff members,

including graduate students and postdoctoral scholars, with an annual budget currently exceeding $5M

from competitive grants. Professor Stanford is well known for his research on natural and cultural

interactions of large river ecosystems. He has published over 200 juried papers and books in limnology

and ecology since receiving his Ph.D. from the University of Utah in 1975 and has graduated 13 PhD and

28 MS students. He is most noted for his long-term studies of the 18,200 km2 Flathead River-Lake

Ecosystem in Montana and British Columbia that demonstrated the 4 dimensional nature of rivers and the

pervasive food web changes caused by introduction of nonnative species. In 1999, Dr. Stanford began

extensive work on a suite of observatory salmon rivers in Kamchatka, Argentina, Alaska, and British

Columbia; the research focuses on cross-site comparisons of the salmon and steelhead life histories and

effects of marine nutrient subsidies on floodplain ecology. Professor Stanford teaches field ecology for

undergraduates at FLBS in summers, a very popular, outdoor course. He has served on many national and

international science review panels and editorial boards concerning the ecology and conservation of rivers

and salmonid fishes. He was elected a Fellow of the American Association for Advancement of Science

in 2000. In June, 2004, Professor Stanford received the Award of Excellence of the Society for

Freshwater Science, and in 2011, he received the Lifetime Achievement Award from the International

Society for River Science.

MOST CITED PROFESSIONAL PAPERS:

Stanford, J. A. and A. R. Gaufin. 1974. Hyporheic communities of two Montana rivers. Science

185:700–702.

Ellis, B. K. and J. A. Stanford. 1982. Comparative photoheterotrophy, chemoheterotrophy and

photolithotrophy in a eutrophic reservoir and an oligotrophic lake. Limnology and Oceanography

27(3):440–454.

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Stanford, J. A., and J. V. Ward. 1988. The hyporheic habitat of river ecosystems. Nature 335:64–66.

Spencer, C. N., B. R. McClelland, and J. A. Stanford. 1991. Shrimp stocking, salmon collapse and eagle

displacement: cascading interactions in the food web of a large aquatic ecosystem. BioScience

41:14–21.

Stanford, J. A., J. V. Ward, W. J. Liss, C. A. Frissell, R. N. Williams, J. A. Lichatowich and C. C.

Coutant. 1996. A general protocol for restoration of regulated rivers. River Research and

Applications. 12:391–413.

Tardiff, S. E. and J. A. Stanford. 1998. Grizzly bear digging: Effects on subalpine meadow plants in

relation to mineral nitrogen availability. Ecology 70(7):2219–2228.

Stanford, J. A., M. S. Lorang and F. R. Hauer. 2005. The shifting habitat mosaic of river ecosystems.

Plenary Lecture. Proceedings of the International Society for Theoretical and Applied Limnology.

29(1):123–136.

JURIED PUBLICATIONS SINCE 2007:

Ellis, B. K., J. A. Stanford, D. Goodman, C. P. Stafford, D. L. Gustafson, D. A. Beauchamp, D. W.

Chess, J. A. Craft, M. A. Deleray and B. S. Hansen. 2011. Long-term effects of a trophic

cascade in a large lake ecosystem. Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences USA

108(3):1070–1075.

Helton, A. M., G. C. Poole, J. L. Meyer, W. M. Wollheim, B. J. Peterson, P. J. Mulholland, E. S.

Bernhardt, J. A. Stanford, C. Arango, L. R. Ashkenas, L. W. Cooper, W. K. Dodds, S. V.

Gregory, R. O. H. Jr, S. K. Hamilton, S. L. Johnson, W. H. McDowell, J. D. Potter, J. L. Tank, S.

M. Thomas, H. M. Valett, J. R. Webster and L. Zeglin. 2011. Thinking outside the channel:

modeling nitrogen cycling in networked river ecosystems. Frontiers in Ecology and Environment

9(4):229–238.

Izurieta, C., S. Cleveland, I. Judson, P. Llovet, G. Poole, B. McGlynn, L. Marshall, W. Cross, G. Jacobs,

B. Kucera, D. White, F. R. Hauer and J. Stanford. 2011. A cyber-infrastructure for a virtual

observatory and ecological informatics systems - VOEIS, pp. Pages 76–81. IN: National Center

for Ecological Analysis and Synthesis NCEAS Environmental Information Management EIM

2011, 29–30 September 2011, Santa Barbara, CA.

Morris, M. R. and J. A. Stanford. 2011. Floodplain succession and soil nitrogen accumulation on a

salmon river in southwestern Kamchatka. Ecological Monographs 81(1):43–61.

O'Neal, S. L. and J. A. Stanford. 2011. Partial migration in a robust brown trout population of a

Patagonian river. Transactions of the American Fisheries Society 140(3):623–635.

Wu, H., J. S. Kimball, N. Mantua and J. Stanford. 2011. Automated upscaling of river networks for

macroscale hydrological modeling. Water Resources Research 47(3):W03517.

Eberle, L. C. and J. A. Stanford. 2010. Importance and seasonal availability of terrestrial invertebrates as

prey for juvenile salmonids in floodplain spring brooks of the Kol River (Kamchatka, Russian

Federation). River Research and Applications 26:682–694.

Harner, M. J., D. L. Mummey, J. A. Stanford and M. C. Rillig. 2010. Arbuscular mycorrhizal fungi

enhance spotted knapweed growth across a riparian chronosequence. Biological Invasions

12(6):1481–1490.

Hill, A. C., T. S. Bansak, B. K. Ellis and J. A. Stanford. 2010. Merits and limits of ecosystem protection

for conserving wild salmon in a northern coastal British Columbia river. Ecology and Society

15(2):20 [online] URL: http://www.ecologyandsociety.org/vol15/iss2/art20/.

Kuzishchin, K. V., M. A. Gruzdeva, K. A. Savvaitova, D. S. Pavlov and J. A. Stanford. 2010. Seasonal

races of chum salmon Oncorhynchus keta and their interrelations in Kamchatka rivers. Journal of

Ichthyology 50(2):159–173 Original Russian Text published in Voprosy Ikhtiologii, 2010, Vol.

50, No. 2 pp. 202–215.

Luck, M., N. Maumenee, D. Whited, J. Lucotch, S. Chilcote, M. Lorang, D. Goodman, K. McDonald, J.

Kimball and J. Stanford. 2010. Remote sensing analysis of physical complexity of North Pacific

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Rim rivers to assist wild salmon conservation. Earth Surface Processes and Landforms

35(11):1330–1343.

Morris, M. R., B. O. Brouwer, J. K. Caves, M. J. Harner and J. A. Stanford. 2010. Successional changes

in soil and hyporheic nitrogen fertility on an alluvial flood plain: implications for riparian

vegetation. Aquatic Sciences 72:519–532.

Stanford, J. A., F. R. Hauer, S. V. Gregory and E. B. Snyder. 2010. Columbia River Basin, pp. 258–283.

IN: Benke, A. C. and C. E. Cushing (eds.), Field Guide to Rivers of North America. Elsevier,

San Diego, California. 459 pp.

Tockner, K., M. S. Lorang and J. A. Stanford. 2010. River floodplains as model ecosystems to test

general hydrogeomorphic and ecological concepts. River Research and Applications 26(1):76–

86.

Camacho, A. I., J. A. Stanford and R. L. Newell. 2009. The first record of Syncarida in Montana: A new

genus of Parabathynellidae (Crustacea, Bathynellacea) family in North America. Journal of

Natural History 43(5–6):309–321.

Harner, M. J., J. S. Piotrowski, Y. Lekberg, J. A. Stanford and M. C. Rillig. 2009. Heterogeneity in

mycorrhizal inoculum potential of flood-deposited sediments. Aquatic Sciences 71:331–337.

Hill, A. C., J. A. Stanford and P. R. Leavitt. 2009. Recent sedimentary legacy of sockeye salmon

(Oncorhynchus nerka) and climate change in an ultraoligotrophic, glacially-turbid British

Columbia nursery lake. Canadian Journal of Fisheries and Aquatic Sciences 66(7):1141–1152.

Lowell, J. L., N. Gordon, D. Engstrom, J. A. Stanford, W. E. Holben and J. E. Gannon. 2009. Habitat

heterogeneity and associated microbial community structure in a small-scale floodplain hyporheic

flow path. Microbiology of Aquatic Systems 58:611–620.

McPhee, M. V., T. H. Tappenbeck, D. C. Whited and J. A. Stanford. 2009. Genetic diversity and

population structure in the Kuskokwim River drainage support the 'recurrent evolution'

hypothesis for sockeye salmon life histories. Transactions of the American Fisheries Society

(138):1481–1489.

Mouw, J. E. B., J. A. Stanford and P. B. Alaback. 2009. Influences of flooding and hyporheic exchange

on floodplain plant richness and productivity. River Research and Applications 25(8):929–945.

Pavlov, D. S., K. A. Savvaitova, K. V. Kuzishchin, M. A. Gruzdeva and J. A. Stanford. 2009. The Status

and Monitoring of the Salmonid Biodiversity and Their Environment on Kamchatka (on the

Territory of the "River Kol" Protected Area). KMK Scientific Press, Moscow, Russian

Federation. 156 pp.

Dunham, J., C. Baxter, K. Fausch, W. Fredenberg, S. Kitano, I. Koizumi, K. Morita, T. Nakamura, B.

Rieman, K. Savvaitova, J. Stanford, E. Taylor and S. Yamamoto. 2008. Evolution, ecology and

conservation of Dolly Varden, white-spotted char, and bull trout. Fisheries 33(11):537–550.

Hauer, F. R., J. A. Stanford and R. L. Newell (eds.). 2008. International Advances in the Ecology,

Zoogeography and Systematics of Mayflies and Stoneflies, UC Publications in Entomology, 128.

University of California Press, Berkeley, California. 412 pp.

Jones, K. L., G. C. Poole, S. J. O'Daniel, L. A. K. Mertes and J. A. Stanford. 2008. Surface hydrology of

low-relief landscapes: assessing surface water flow impedance using LIDAR-derived digital

elevation models. Remote Sensing of Environment 112:4148–4159.

Newell, R. L., R. W. Baumann and J. A. Stanford. 2008. Stoneflies of Glacier National Park and

Flathead River Basin, Montana, pp. 173–186. IN: Hauer, F. R., J. A. Stanford and R. L. Newell

(eds.), International Advances in the Ecology, Zoogeography, and Systematics of Mayflies and

Stoneflies. University of California Press, Berkeley, California. 412 pp.

Pavlov, D. S., K. A. Savvaitova, K. V. Kuzishchin, M. A. Gruzdeva, A. Y. Mal'tsev and J. A. Stanford.

2008. Diversity of life strategies and population structure of Kamchatka mykiss Parasalmo

mykiss in the ecosystems of small salmon rivers of various types. Journal of Ichthyology

[Translated from Voprosy Ikhtiologii, 2008, Vol. 48, No. 1 pp. 42–49] 48:37–44.

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Poole, G. C., S. J. O'Daniel, K. L. Jones, W. W. Woessner, E. S. Bernhardt, A. M. Helton, J. A. Stanford,

B. R. Boer and T. J. Beechie. 2008. Hydrologic spiralling: the role of multiple interactive flow

paths in stream ecosystems. River Research and Applications 24:1018–1031.

Tockner, K., S. E. Binn, C. Gordon, R. J. Naiman, G. P. Quinn and J. A. Stanford. 2008. Flood plains:

critically threatened ecosystems, pp. 45–61, Chapter 4. IN: Polunin, N. V. C. (ed.), Aquatic

Ecosystems Trends and Global Prospects. Cambridge University Press, Cambridge. 512 pp.

Hauer, F. R., J. A. Stanford, M. S. Lorang, B. K. Ellis and J. A. Craft. 2007. Aquatic ecosystem health,

pp. 117–134. IN: Prato, A. and D. Fagre (eds.), Sustaining Rocky Mountain Landscapes:

Science, Policy, and Management of the Crown of the Continent Ecosystem. RFF Press,

Washington, District of Columbia. 321 pp.

Hauer, F. R., J. A. Stanford and M. S. Lorang. 2007. Pattern and process in Northern Rocky Mountain

headwaters: Ecological linkages in the headwaters of the Crown of the Continent. Journal of the

American Water Resources Association 43(1):104–117.

Kucheryavyi, A. V., K. A. Savvaitova, D. S. Pavlov, M. A. Gruzdeva, K. V. Kuzishchin and J. A.

Stanford. 2007. Variations of life history strategy of the Arctic lamprey Lethenteron

camtschaticum from the Utkholok River (Western Kamchatka) (Original Russian text published

in Voprosy Ikhtiologii, 2007, Vol. 47, No. 1, pp. 42–57. Journal of Ichthyology 47(1):37–52.

Kuzishchin, K. V., A. Y. Mal'tsev, M. A. Gruzdeva, K. A. Savvaitova, D. S. Pavlov and J. A. Stanford.

2007. On joint spawning of anadromous and resident mykiss Parasalmo mykiss in rivers of

western Kamchatka (Original Russian text published in Voprosy Ikthiologii, 2007, Vol. 47, No.

3, pp. 342–346). Journal of Ichthyology 47(5):348–352.

McPhee, M. V., F. Utter, J. A. Stanford, K. V. Kuzishchin, K. A. Savvaitova, D. S. Pavlov and F. W.

Allendorf. 2007. Population structure and partial anadromy in Oncorhynchus mykiss from

Kamchatka: relevance for conservation strategies around the Pacific Rim. Ecology of Freshwater

Fishes 16(4):539–547 .

Thorp, J. H., J. A. Stanford, M. C. Thoms and G. E. Petts. 2007. Editorial: Global partnerships and the

new International Society for River Science (ISRS). River Research and Applications 23(1):1–5.

Whited, D. C., M. S. Lorang, M. J. Harner, F. R. Hauer, J. S. Kimball and J. A. Stanford. 2007. Climate,

hydrologic disturbance, and succession: drivers of floodplain pattern. Ecology 88(4):940–953.

SYNERGISTIC ACTIVITIES:

Grew research at the Flathead Lake Biological Station to $5M/year operation since 1980 and created

field ecology curriculum focused on research experiences for undergraduates.

Service on Editorial Boards of Ecological Applications and River Research and Applications.

Founded the Salmonid Rivers Observatory Network, linking salmon science and conservation

worldwide.

Provided science rationale for designation of Glacier National Park as a World Heritage Site.

Provided scientific rationale for designation of Federal Reserve water rights for Glacier, Yellowstone

and Zion National Parks.

Provided oral testimonies U.S. Senate hearings supporting Clean Water and Endangered Species Acts

and provided frequent peer review of recovery programs since 1990.

Created Duckhaven Wetlands and Nyack Flood Plain Research Natural Areas in Montana.

GRADUATE AND POSTDOCTORAL ADVISORS:

Reed, E. B. (M.S. Advisor, Colorado State University, deceased)

Gaufin, A. R. (Ph.D. Advisor, University of Utah, deceased)

THESIS, DISSERTATION ADVISOR TO (last 5 years – current positions) (total = 44):

Lorri Eberle (M.S.) 2007 – Scientist, Columbia River NGO, Hood River, OR

Aaron Hill (M.S.) 2007 – Scientist, Watershed Watch, Victoria, BC, Canada

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Audrey Thompson (M.S.) 2007 – Scientist, Wild Fish Conservancy, Duvall, WA

Michael Morris (Ph.D.) 2008 – Assistant Professor, Albright College, Reading PA

Sarah O’Neal (M.S.) 2008 – Scientist, Trout Unlimited, Anchorage, AK

Tyler Tappenbeck (M.S.) 2008 – Scientist, The University of Montana, FLBS

Michelle Anderson (Ph.D.) 2008 – Assistant Professor, The University of Montana-Western

Kelly Crispen (M.S.) 2010. Scientist, Pacific Rivers Council, Medford, OR

Rachel Malison (Ph.D.) Current student

Samantha Caldwell (M.S.) Current student

Zachary Crete (M.S.) Current student

POSTGRADUATE SCHOLARS SPONSORED (last 5 years – current positions) (total = 12):

Samantha Chilcote – Senior Fisheries Scientist, USDA Forest Service, Redding, CA.

Meredith Wright – USDA Research Scientist, San Francisco

Megan McPhee – Assistant Professor, University of Alaska, Juneau

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