| Aug. 26 | Mark Brown, Professor, Env. Eng. Sciences & Mark Clark, Assistant professor, Soil and Water Sciences | Introduction… food for thought |
| Sept. 2 | Mike Shirley, Ph.D., Director of GTM National Estuarine Research Reserve | Promoting sustainable land use ethics through science-based programming: managing a national estuarine research reserve |
| Sept. 9 | Harvey Harper III, PE, President of Environmental Research & Design, Orlando, FL | The role of nutrient limitation in lake restoration |
| Sept. 16 | Rafael Munoz-Carpena, Associate Professor, Agricultural and Biological Engineering, UF | Water balance, seasonal hydroperiod variation and residence time of small natural freshwater wetlands in the humid tropics in Costa Rica |
| Sept. 23 | Christa Zweig, Postdoctoral Associate, FL Cooperative Fish and Wildlife Res. Unit, UF | Vegetation ecology of the Everglades: implications for Restoration |
| Sept. 30 | Todd LeVasseur, Ph.D. candidate, Department of Religion, UF | If you drill it, it will drain: complexities in Wargal, India |
| Oct. 7 | Erich Marzolf, Environmental Specialist VI, St. John’s River Water Management District | Making the most of reclaimed water: water and nutrients |
| Oct. 14 | David Tomasko, Ph.D.,Sr. Environmental Scientist IV/Manager, Watershed Science and Assessment Program, PBS&J | The role of quantitative pollution ecology in water resource management – some examples from Florida |
| Oct. 21 | Courtney Hart, GIS Analyst, Idea Integration, consultant to SJRWMD | Using hyperspectral imagery to detect submerged aquatic vegetation in the St. Johns River |
| Oct. 28 | Ron Chandler, Associate in Research, Environmental Scientist, The Water Atlas, USF | Resolving sustainability at the lot, block and neighborhood level |
| Nov. 4 | Joe Stewart, PE, Engineer Scientist, St. John’s River Water Management District | Hydraulic and hydrodynamic characteristics of the Middle St Johns River, Florida |
| Nov. 18 | Matthew Cohen, Assistant Professor, School of Forest Resources and Conservation, UF | Ecohydrology of self-organized patterned landscapes in the Everglades |
| Dec. 2 | Debra Childs Woithe, Consulting Environmental Scientist, Debra Childs Woithe, Inc. | Habitat monitoring and performance measures: development of a statewide habitat reporting system for 6 priority habitats (springs, softwater streams, seagrass, coral, sandhill and scrub) |
