Lacarella et al. 2024 salmon stream temperature under climate change

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Iacarella, J.C., Chea, R., Patterson, D.A. and Weller, J.D., 2024. Projecting exceedance of juvenile salmonid thermal maxima in streams under climate change: A crosswalk from lab experiments to riparian restoration. Freshwater Biology.

https://onlinelibrary.wiley.com/doi/full/10.1111/fwb.14300

Notes

  • For British Columbia streams.
  • Focused on species that rear for one summer in freshwater before outmigration.
  • Authors reflect that lab-based temperature impact analysis does not reflect field conditions, particularly daily variation (diel variation) and selection of cold-water refugia.
  • They propose methods for processing stream temperature data to describe relative risk focusing on a metric that is the mean between mean weekly average temperature and the seven day average of daily maximum as an indicator of risk to fish.