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   abstract: Fish Biologist with the Southwest Biological Science Center
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   abstract: Drew Eppehimer is a fish biologist with the USGS Southwest Biological
     Science Center's Grand Canyon Monitoring and Research Center in Flagstaff, AZ.
     His research examines the environmental drivers of fish populations in the Colorado
     River Basin.
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   abstract: Drew's research interests broadly span aquatic ecology including fish
     and invertebrates in both lakes and rivers. His research examines coupled human-natural
     systems such as artificial and regulated river systems and currently focuses
     on how drought, water storage, and reservoir operations impact biological invasions
     in the Colorado River Basin. His models quantify invasion risk and inform smallmouth
     bass management efforts in the Grand Canyon.
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   name: 2021- PhD, Aquatic Ecology, University of Arizona
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   name: 2015- MS, Water Management and Environmental Justice, Arizona State University
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   name: 2013- MS, Environmental Science, Taylor University
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   name: 2012- BA, Spanish Language and Literature, Taylor University
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   name: 2022-present, Fish Biologist, US Geological Survey, Southwest Biological
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   name: 2021-2022, Postdoctoral Researcher, Utah State University
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   name: 2015-2016, Fisheries Researcher (contractor), US Geological Survey, Great
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   name: 2015, Research Fellow, National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration,
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   name: 2012-2013, Support Scientist, Cooperative Institute for Great Lakes Research
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