• Predicting brook trout distributions using the aquatic ecosystem classification for Ontario’s rivers and streams 

  Wiebe, Mallory (2018)

  Brook trout are a highly valued aquatic species that are sensitive to changes in their environment. Studies show that optimal brook trout habitats have declined due to anthropogenic effects like forest fragmentation, ...
• Cut-and-skid business plan for the Ottawa Valley 

  Edmond, Alexander (2018)

  The purpose of this thesis is to perform a feasibility analysis for starting a cut and skid harvesting operation in the Ottawa Valley. This is done using time studies and harvesting costing. It is proposed that a cut-and-skid ...
• Patterns of mercury accumulation in northern Ontario walleye and relationship with watershed characteristics 

  Francis, Sarah (2018)

  Mercury is a well known toxic contaminate that poses health risks to humans and wildlife. In Ontario 85% of consumption restrictions of fish from inland lakes is due to mercury contamination. The purpose of this study was ...
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  The behavioural effects of anthropogenic noise on Rainbow Trout in a holding facility 

  Rugo, Cameron L. (2018)

  There is a growing concern within the scientific community about the effects of anthropogenic noise on fish. Pile driving creates large amounts of noise, and especially in the creation of bridges it has the ability to ...
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  Effect of harvest intensity on soil carbon and nutrients across global forests: a meta-analysis 

  Tian, He (2018)

  Logging residues can retain important nutrients for tree growth after biomass harvesting. However, increasing the harvest intensity may decrease soil nutrient stores stocks and affect biomass productivity. Using 2207 ...

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