Scientist works to protect Montana’s stream ecosystems into the future
Conservation biologist Charles van Rees works to preserve Montana’s freshwater biodiversity at Flathead Lake Biological Station. He will give a TEDx talk April 4 in Bozeman encouraging opportunities for mutual gains between human and wildlife water users. (Carolyn Hidy/Lake County Leader)
As the climate warms, freshwater ecosystems like rivers and wetlands have become the most endangered ecosystems on the planet, according to Charles van Rees, a post-doctoral conservation biologist working at Flathead Lake Biological Research Station in Yellow Bay.
Montana’s cold, pristine mountain streams are no exception...
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