Modelling the Impacts of Climate Change on Riverine Thermal Regimes in Western Canada’s Largest Pacific Watershed

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Islam, S. U., Hay, R. W., Dery, S. J., Booth, B. P. 2019. Modelling the Impacts of Climate Change on Riverine Thermal Regimes in Western Canada’s Largest Pacific Watershed. Nature, Scientific Reports. 9, Number 11398.

Climate change, Fish, Rivers, Salmon, Streams, Streamflow, Climate, Temperature, Wildlife

This study used the Air2Stream model to evaluate the effects of air temperature and streamflow variations on riverine water temperature from 1950 to 2015 within the Fraser River Basin (British Columbia, Canada). The results indicate that water temperatures are rising, which presents challenges for salmon populations that return to the area for spawning.

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