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    Are There Predictable Shifts in Fish Communities Following Instream Habitat Restoration? A Multistream Analysis.

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    In the past two centuries, anthropogenic stressors have degraded the structure and function of streams by accelerating bank erosion, decreasing riparian buffer zones, and altering the natural flow regime. Habitat restoration has become a common mitigation strategy in response to stream degradation, though empirical research evaluating its effectiveness is lacking in the United States. This study investigated responses in fish community following habitat restoration in five restored, Illinois streams. We assigned fish species to habitat, trophic, and reproductive guilds based on their habitat preferences, feeding habits, and life history. Streams were separated into enhancement and removal groups for analysis. Shifts in functional guild composition pre- to post-restoration were investigated via non-metric multidimensional scaling (NMDS). Indicator species analysis was used to determine species significantly associated with pre- and post-restoration sampling. There were significant shifts in functional guild compositions when looking at both restoration types together, and when looking at them separately. There were 11 indicator species in enhancement streams and 29 in dam removal streams, with most of these species being indicative of post-restoration sampling. Results from this study suggest dam removal has a more pronounced impact on stream fish assemblages compared to habitat enhancement, though enhancement still has significant impact on the functional ecology of fish communities. These results are useful for managers of freshwater streams, as they can expect to see the same changes in fish communities after enhancement and dam removal are completed in their systems

    Dean Brian Keith

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    Issue 58

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    Artists Alley

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    Stroll the Artists Alley to view great artwork, comics, games, and much more from a variety of vendors, including: Abbilon Battle Brush Studios (see note below) Black Magic Wolf Productions Blue Crow Lavender Cosmic Games (see note below) Ink & Feather Comics Midgard Comics SaneJungle Sirius Unbound Tempered Mettle Historical Fencin

    Student Challenge: SMASH BROS E-Sport Tournament (Registration)

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    This hour will involve setting up the EIU Comic Fest Smash Bros tournament. Pre-registration for this event: https://docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FAIpQLScizVAJVJudPijDKC9V7CKd_coKB8eF7EijsL1wy1-JlLAKxQ/viewform?usp=dialog Walk in registration will be available at this event\u27s location until 9:45 AM. ⚔️ Event Style/Rule Set Stage List Starters Town and City Battlefield Small Battlefield Smashville Pokemon Stadium 2 Counter-Pick (can only be chosen AFTER the 1st game) Final Destination Hollow Bastion Kalos Pokemon League Ruleset Stocks – 3 Timer – 7:00 3 Bans No DSR Hazards – OFF 1-2-1 Strikes OR Gentlemen’s Agreement Hosts Austin Perez Ackerman and Ian McCormack will explain the event style/rule set in detail during the tournament setup. For more information visit the E-Sports Tournament page

    March 11, 2025

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    Bingo

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    Welcome Back Bingo

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