Katrine Turgeon

This study tracks trophic dynamics in reservoirs over 20 years, finding transient top-heaviness in fish communities following dam construction.

This study examines how fish presence and hydrological connectivity affect amphibian and zooplankton communities in kettle lakes, finding fish presence alters communities more than connectivity.

The paper presents a ground-based photogrammetry method using a GoPro and Agisoft Metashape to create high-resolution 3D models and orthomosaics of forested streams, enabling detailed habitat mapping and monitoring.

This study identifies and compares social perspectives on using Bti for mosquito control in Quebec using Q methodology, revealing three distinct viewpoints with varying levels of public awareness and understanding.

The paper examines how managers and harvesters in Lake Erie respond to changes in walleye abundance, finding that commercial fishing lagged behind stock estimates while recreational fishing adapted more effectively.

This study synthesizes the effects of river impoundment on fish populations and communities, finding transient benefits for populations but mixed results for diversity.