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DESCRIPTION: \nBecause water flows downhill\, streams reflect actions in  t
 heir watersheds. My research group uses both experimental and epidemiologi
 cal approaches to identify stressors such as land use\, thermal regimes\, 
 and chemicals that trigger ecological thresholds causing aquatic biota to 
 fundamentally change composition to alternative states. Aquatic communitie
 s can show dramatic responses to even small amounts of land use change\, w
 ith some taxa disappearing from watersheds entirely. Within the context of
  global change\, up to 50% of aquatic biodiversity may be lost from some w
 atersheds. Threshold values for a given stressor can differ between adjace
 nt physiographic regions\, but once degradation occurs our research sugges
 ts that ecological condition may be difficult\, if not impossible\, to res
 tore.\n 
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SUMMARY:Dr. Robert Hilderbrand\, University of Maryland Center for Environm
 ental  Science (Homepage): Global change and headwater streams - from land
  use to thermal regimes
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