Stan Gregory Oral History Interview

Stan Gregory arrived in Corvallis from Tennessee in 1971 to begin a PhD at OSU just as the IBP program was getting under way. His initial research focused on primary production in streams, but, as a central figure in the Stream Team, he quickly became integrally involved in full stream ecosystem work and forest-stream interactions, which became a central theme of IBP and then LTER studies. He also played a major role in carrying these perspectives into Forest Service land management and policy, as reflected in the stream and riparian management guidelines prepared under contract with the Willamette National Forest.

See also the Riparian Group interview.