After a semester thinking about nexus issues in the Columbia River Basin followed by a week of experiencing it first-hand, UM BRIDGES Trainees were left with several key impressions… and a host of new questions.
The National Science Foundation recently announced that Kaitlin Perkins, a master’s student in systems ecology at the University of Montana, will receive its prestigious Graduate Research Fellowship Program award.
Perkins is a part of UM BRIDGES, a NSF-funded national research traineeship for...
UM BRIDGES trainee Naomi Neal recently completed an internship with the Missoula Valley Water Quality District.
Naomi worked independently on a research project concerning the use of irrigation infrastructure for managed groundwater recharge, doing the bulk of her research work on-site at the WQD...
From Luke Fisher, UM BRIDGES Trainee:
Analyzing the concentration of the cosmogenic nuclide, 10Be, in river sediments is a tool frequently used by geomorphologists to quantify basin wide erosion rates over thousand-year timescales. This is a technique that has not been widely applied to large...
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