A combination of conceptual frameworks and analysis of long-term "hydrochemograph" data reveals how disturbances upset the balance of already resource-limited water systems. 

Following the 2023 Lookout Fire, OSU graduate students share their initial grief, their postfire research, and how they stay resilient as they pursue scientific careers in a time of planetary crisis.

Residual canopy cover provides buffering of near-surface temperatures, but benefits are limited under extreme conditions

Stream chemical response to wildfire is mediated by hydrologic connectivity and fire severity.

A recent study found that cross-species masting (seed production) synchrony is greatest for species pairs with high trait similarity and at sites with drier climates.