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Seminar Schedule
WATER, WETLANDS & WATERSHEDS SEMINAR
Wednesdays 11:45 - 12:35 pm, Phelps Lab Seminar Room
Public is welcome & Students may register for 1 credit: SOS 6932, sec.9241 OR ENV 6935, sec.8749
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January
| 7 |
Mark Brown, Professor EES Mark Clark, Asst. professor, SWS |
Introduction... food for thought |
| 14 |
Mary Jane Angelo, Associate Professor, College of Law, UF |
Recent developments in federal wetlands law |
| 21 |
Bill Pine, Assistant Professor, Forest Resources and Conservation, UF |
Active adaptive management of endangered humpback chubs in the Colorado River: lessons from Grand Canyon |
| 28 |
Matt Cohen, Assistant Professor, Forest Resources and Conservation, UF |
A nitrogen budget for a spring fed river |
February
| 4 |
Jason Evans, Postdoctoral Reseacher, Wildlife Ecology & Conservation, UF |
The next big bubble: Do biofuels mean boom or bust for biodiversity conservation in the U.S.? |
| 11 |
Ted Schurr, Assistant Professor, Botany, UF |
Permafrost carbon and climate feedbacks in a warmer world |
| 18 |
Claire Schelske, Professor Emeritus, Fisheries & Aquatic Sci., UF |
A new look at the abrupt change in primary producers in Lake Apopka |
| 25 |
Pamela Bowen,
Environmental Scientist,
St. John’s River Water Management District |
Using Florida's waterbirds to monitor wetland restoration success |
March
April
| 1 |
Brian Reichert, MS student, Wildlife Ecology & Conservation, UF |
Wetland ecology and conservation of the endangered Florida Snail Kite |
| 8 |
Sonny Hall, Technical Program Manager
St. John’s River Water Management District |
Minimum flows and levels: Balancing hydrologic requirements of natural resources and human uses |
| 15 |
Elizabeth Deimeke, MS student, Forest Resources and Conservation, UF |
Ecosystem assessment: evaluating condition, function or both? |
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