1. Microhabitats Montane Riparian Zone

16. Catchfly

17. Azalea

18. Snow Plant

19. Indian Rhubarb

20. Red Alder

22. Bleeding Heart

23. Yarrow

24. Willow

25. Miner’s Lettuce

26. Zonation: Different areas of the riparian microhabitat Zone 2: High Water Area Zone 1: River Bed Zone 3: Rocky Bar Zone 4: Sandy Bank Zone 5: Vegetated Area

30. Water: upstream

31. Water: midstream

32. Water: downstream

33. Water

34. Water’s Impact

35. Water’s Impact

36. Water’s Impact Log Dam

37. Water’s Impact Cobble build up – soil and grass

38. Water’s Impact The Pool

39. Water’s Impact Aspen anchor – Debris field

40. Water’s Impact Debris Field

41. Food Web Mayflies In spring, water temperature needs to be in the low 40s. Peak hatches occur when the water temps hit 46 degrees and up. In summer, especially evenings, water temp needs to be in the 60 degree minimum. For fall mayflies, peak hatches will happen when the water temp is over 46 degrees. Egg development is highly dependent upon a narrow temperature range for survival, with maximum hatching rates at 15.8 °C and 1.9 - 5.2 °C for Other predators include birds, spiders, dragonflies, damselflies, trout, and insectivorous biting midges (McCafferty 1998). Below the surface, more activity takes place. 90% of the food trout eat is taken below the surface. That generally means nymphs.

42. Food Web Aphids and Ants

43. Food Web Willow Trout Flycatcher Caddisfly

45. Ladybug

46. Common Buckeye

47. Mourning Cloak

48. Honeybee

49. Dragonfly (larvae)

50. Team Members Janice Lizzy Shannon Will Khoun Julie Shawn Tony