Unraveling the impacts of temperature, flow, prey availability, and competition on juvenile Atlantic Salmon (Salmo Salar) performance in a rapidly changing climate Collaborators: Nicole Ramber-Pihl, Hamish Grieg, Stephen Coghlan, Joseph Zydlewski Lab & field work at the University of Maine Aquaculture Center Created micro-stream environments for observations & data collection• Trained in backpack electrofishing• Wiring of security cameras (for fish observations)• Creating literature reviews (Word & Excel) • Monitoring temperature/dissolved oxygen readings, water chemistry

Advisor/supervisor: Jereme FrankField work across the state of Maine; including Baxter State Park and Arrowsic Island, MeAssisted in the collection of biomass data• Measuring and recording data• Entering data into Excel• Trained in basic R (programming language) analysis

Director: Dr. Robert G. WagnerAssociate Director: Brian E. RothField work at Weymouth Point, along Chesuncook Lake, Me. As well as Austin Pond, Me• Responsibilities included: Navigating to and from work sites, • In charge of plot recreation, tagging of trees, and various field measurements; including: tree measurements and soil measurements, ensuring the safety of 5 other people, quality control.

Director: Dr. Robert G. WagnerAssociate Director: Brian E. RothField work on the Penobscot Experimental Forest and at Weymouth Point, along Chesuncook Lake, Me.• Assisted in the plot recreation, tagging of trees, and various field measurements; including: tree measurements and soil measurements• Trained to use Hypsometer

Collaborators: Eben Sypitkowski (Resource Manager, Baxter State Park)Alisha Autio (Natural Resource Specialist, Bureau of Land Management)Field and laboratory research on the Penobscot Experimental Forest• Assisted in the plot creation, tagging of trees, and various field measurements.• Compiling/Entering data for analysis (Excel)