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Abstract: 

Growing understanding of the need to adapt to the impacts of climate change has led to a significant rise in ongoing and planned adaptation action in the developing regions of the world, including

Abstract: 

Growing understanding of the need to adapt to the impacts of climate change has led to a significant increase in ongoing and planned adaptation action in the developing regions of the world, includ

Abstract: 

Growing understanding of the need to adapt to the impacts of climate change has led to a significant rise in ongoing and planned adaptation action in the developing regions of the world, including

Abstract: 

Growing understanding of the need to adapt to the impacts of climate change has led to a significant rise in ongoing and planned adaptation action in the developing regions of the world, including

Abstract: 

Growing understanding of the need to adapt to the impacts of climate change has led to a significant increase in ongoing and planned adaptation action in the developing regions of the world, includ

Abstract: 

Growing understanding of the need to adapt to the impacts of climate change has led to a significant rise in ongoing and planned adaptation action in the developing regions of the world, including

Abstract: 

Growing understanding of the need to adapt to the impacts of climate change has led to a significant rise in ongoing and planned adaptation action in the developing regions of the world, including

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First Name: 
Oliver
Last Name: 
Grah
Email Address: 
ojgrah@gmail.com
Organization: 
Nooksack Indian Tribe
Title: 
Water Resources Program Manager
Role: 
Resource Manager
Affiliation: 
Tribal/First Nation Government
Summary: 

I hold an MS in watershed hydrology and a BS in botany, with additional course work in mined land reclamation.  I was an environmental consultant for 22 years specializing in wetlands ecology, soil science, physical habitat, habitat restoration, T&E recovery work, and NEPA documentation.  More recently, I served as the Natural Resources Manager for a western Washington county.  Currently, I serve as Water Resources Program Manager for the Nooksack Indian Tribe near Bellingham, WA. I am particularly interested in the effect of climate change on glacier ablation and recession as it relates to the reduction of sustaining flows for spring Chinook salmon in the Nooksack River.

Additional Profile Info
Highest Level of Education: 
Master's degree
Years of Experience: 
28
College or University: 
California State Univ., Chico
Utah State University

Location

2670 Pyeatt Place
Bellingham, WA 98226
United States
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Contact Information
Address: 
2670 Pyeatt Place
Bellingham, WA 98226
United States
48° 46' 13.0764" N, 122° 20' 54.0528" W
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Phone: 
360-920-6609
Abstract: 

Growing understanding of the need to adapt to the impacts of climate change has led to a significant rise in ongoing and planned adaptation action in the developing regions of the world, including

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