Dr. William H. Clements is a Professor in the Department of Fish, Wildlife and Conservation Biology at Colorado State University. Dr. Clements’ research interests focus primarily on community and ecosystem responses to contaminants. He is especially interested in questions that address interactions between contaminants and global climate change.  Current research in Dr. Clements’ laboratory is funded by the National Institute of Environmental Health Sciences (remediation effectiveness for mining sites); the Colorado Parks and Wildlife (quantitative assessment restoration effectiveness in the Arkansas River); the International Copper Association (the use of stream microcosms to quantify restoration effectiveness in metal-contaminated streams); and the U.G. Geological Survey (metal uptake and transfer in stream and riparian communities).

Coffee & Tea at 3:30

Reception at 5:00 on the Biology 3rd Floor Atrium