Cherie Westbrook

Ecohydrologist

Current Projects


Impacts of beaver systems on lateral and downstream hydrological connectivity
Modelling the capacity of foothills streams in the Bow River watershed to support beaver dams
Modelling streamflow in beaver-dominated landscapes
Mountain Water Futures: understanding the role of peatlands in mountain carbon and water balances
Characterizing the factors that led to the collapse of the Kawuneeche Valley ecosystem (Rocky Mountain National Park, Colorado) to identify restoration opportunities
Lake-to-lake flow regulation by beaver dams
No net loss? Analysis of impact assessment compensation and mitigation plans for wetlands in the BC and Yukon mining resource sector
Excited by these projects? Then, get in touch via the contact form below to see about opportunities to train for your future career!  Use the message box to briefly describe why you want to join the Rocky Mountain Ecohydrology Research Group, and how you see yourself contributing to advancing knowledge in one of the projects listed above. 




Share



Follow this website


You need to create an Owlstown account to follow this website.


Sign up

Already an Owlstown member?

Log in