Alex Fremier is an Associate Professor in the School of the Environment at WSU Pullman. He has a BS in Environmental Science and Mathematics, an MA in Geography and a PhD in Ecology from UC Davis. His research interests include fluvial geomorphology and ecology and coupling mechanisms between the ecology and hydro-geomorphic character.
Organizations
Research
- Climate Change and Stream Flow: Barriers and Opportunities
- Furthering drone-based technologies to map stream velocities, temperatures, grain size distributions and salmon spawning habitat
- Adaptive governance of riparian lands in Washington State
- The Effects of River Restoration on Nutrient Retention and Transport for Aquatic Food Webs
Activities and Products
- Climate Change and Stream Flow: Barriers and Opportunities
- Mapping legal authority for riparian conservation corridors
- Building ecological resilience through coordinated riparian conservation
- Mapping legal authority for corridor conservation: local footholds for cross-boundary coordination
- Integrated legal-ecological landscape mapping identifies priority areas for habitat connectivity