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Water, Wetlands & Watersheds Seminar
fall 2019 SCHEDULE


Aug. 21Christine Angelini, Assistant Professor, EES
Mark Brown, Professor Emeritus, EES
Mark Clark, Associate Professor, SWS
David Kaplan, Assistant Professor, EES
Introduction to the seminar series…food for thought
Aug. 28Mark Clark, Associate Professor
Katie Glodzik, Postdoctoral Associate Soil and Water Sciences, UF
Formation of floating wetlands in the Everglades Stormwater Treatment Areas and their detection using an Unmanned Aerial System (aka drone)
Sept. 4Christine Angelini, Assistant Professor Environmental Engineering Sciences, UFTrophic and non-trophic drivers of polychlorinated biphenyl biomagnification in southeastern US estuaries (cancelled due to Hurricane Dorian)
Sept. 11Katherine Serafin, Assistant Professor Geography, UFCompound flood risk in a changing climate
Sept. 18Lisa Chambers, Assistant Professor Biology, University of Central Florida, OrlandoSubmerging coastal wetland soils: Biogeochemical causes and consequences
Sept. 25Rafael Tinoco, Assistant Professor Civil and Environmental Engineering, University of Illinois at Urbana-ChampaignEcohydraulics and Ecomorphodynamics: Identifying flow-sediment-biota interactions through laboratory experiments with living organisms (no recording due to technical difficulties)
Oct. 2Jeremiah Henning, Assistant Professor Biology, University of South AlabamaSymbioses in a changing world: Linking observational and experimental approaches to explore plant microbiome response to global change
Oct. 9Lindsey Reisinger, Research Assistant Professor Crayfish invasions: Biogeographic variation in behavior and parasitism (no recording due to technical difficulties)
Oct. 16Simeon Yurek, Ecologist Wetland and Aquatic Research Center USGS, Gainesville, FLPredictive modeling of wetland and reef systems under global change uncertainty (waiting on USGS approval for release of recording)
Oct. 23Antarpreet Jutla, Associate Professor Environmental Engineering Sciences, UFThe future of flood forecasting
Oct. 30Elliott White, Jr., Ph.D. Candidate Environmental Engineering Sciences, UFDetecting saltwater intrusion in coastal floodplain swamps using remote sensing
Nov. 6Matt Whiles, Professor and Chair Soil and Water Sciences, UFAssessing the ecological consequences of declining freshwater biodiversity: Impacts of catastrophic amphibian declines on Central American streams
Nov. 13Lauren Freeman, Oceanographer US Naval Undersea Warfare Center, Newport, RICoral reef soundscapes: Bio-acoustic insights to ecosystem state & fish behavior
Nov. 20
Adam Rosenblatt
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 Assistant Professor Biology, University of North Florida
Can alligators thrive in the Anthropocene?