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Water, Wetlands & Watersheds Seminars

Spring 2026 Schedule

Since 1973, the Center for Wetlands has hosted a weekly seminar every Wednesday from 11:45 AM – 12:35 PM (EST), bringing together research and practice in wetlands, water and watersheds.

The series is open to the public and in person in Phelps Lab and via livestream/recording on YouTube.

Students may enroll for one credit (ENV 6935, SWS 4932 or SWS 6932).

DatePresenterTitleDetailsVideo Link
Jan. 14Mark ClarkAssociate Professor, Soil & Water Sciences
David Kaplan, Professor, Env. Eng. Sciences
Introduction to the seminar series, academic programs, research centers
Jan. 21Thomas R. Biebighauser, Wildlife Biologist and Wetland Ecologist, Wetland Restoration and Training LLCHow to build a wetland that will last foreverMORE INFOWATCH
Jan. 28Natalie Nelson, Ph.D., Associate Professor, Department of Biological and Agricultural Engineering, North Carolina State UniversityFrom orbit to outfall: Using multi-scale data to understand nutrient enrichment in surface watersMORE INFOWATCH
Feb. 4Corene Matyas, Ph.D., Professor, Geography Department, UFVariations in moisture surrounding hurricanesMORE INFOWATCH
Feb. 11Ray Goldsby, Founder, Wetlands Extent Landward and Just Add WetlandsWetlands in the fight against PFAS pollutionMORE INFOWATCH
Feb. 18J. Scott Pippin, J.D., Public Service Associate, Carl Vinson Institute of Government, University of Georgia  Ecological integrity, military readiness, and resilient communities: America’s defense communities leading the way with environmental planningMORE INFOWATCH
Feb. 25No SeminarSeminar will not be held this week due to the UF Water Institute SymposiumMORE INFOWATCH
Mar. 4Nick Marzolf, Ph.D., Assistant Scientist, The Jones Center at IchauwayHistorical perspectives in hydrology to understand the ecology of isolated wetlands in the Lower Flint River BasinMORE INFOWATCH
Mar. 11Changjie Chen, Ph.D., Assistant Scientist, Florida Institute for Built Environment Resilience, UFUrban digital twins: An emerging computational framework for making sense of citiesMORE INFOWATCH
Mar. 25Asena Goren, Ph.D., Postdoctoral Research Associate, Center for Landscape Conservation Planning, UFLandscape connectivity and water resources: Perspectives from the Florida Ecological Greenways NetworkMORE INFOWATCH
Apr. 1Zachary Siders, Ph.D., Assistant Professor, UF/IFAS School of Forest, Fisheries and Geomatics SciencesA gilded cage: Freshwater turtles as integrators of aquatic ecosystem healthMORE INFOWATCH
Apr. 8Enie Hensel, Ph.D., Senior Postdoctoral Research Associate, Nature Coast Biological Station, Department of Soil, Water and Ecosystem Sciences, UF How stingrays and scars shape seagrassesMORE INFOWATCH
Apr. 15Jorge Lorenzo-Trueba, Ph.D., Associate Professor, Department of Geological Sciences, UF A moving-boundary perspective on coastal wetlands and barrier systemsMORE INFOWATCH

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