Check out the Sabo lab’s new live camera at our research site on the San Pedro River! Thanks to Israel for setting it up!
Check out the Sabo lab’s new live camera at our research site on the San Pedro River! Thanks to Israel for setting it up!
The lower Mekong basin (LMB) is of global significance as it supports one of the most biologically diverse aquatic ecosystems in the world, containing approximately 2,000 fish species, including 500 endemic and 300 threatened fish species including such “charismati species as the giant Mekong catfish.
Current subsistence and commercial fisheries within the lake harvest ≈2.5 Mt of fish yr-1, accounting for two-thirds of the protein consumed by the more than 65 million people of the region.
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Research in the Sabo lab focuses on links between hydrology and food web ecology in river and riparian ecosystems. We are particularly interested in understanding how water and energy link terrestrial and aquatic communities. Continue reading