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Water, Wetlands & Watersheds Seminar
spring 2009 SCHEDULE


DateSpeakerTitle
Jan. 7Mark Brown, Professor EES Mark Clark, Asst. professor, SWSIntroduction… food for thought
Jan. 14Mary Jane Angelo, Associate Professor, College of Law, UFRecent developments in federal wetlands law
Jan. 21Bill Pine, Assistant Professor, Forest Resources and Conservation, UFActive adaptive management of endangered humpback chubs in the Colorado River: lessons from Grand Canyon
Jan. 28Matt Cohen, Assistant Professor, Forest Resources and Conservation, UFA nitrogen budget for a spring fed river
Feb. 4Jason Evans, Postdoctoral Reseacher, Wildlife Ecology & Conservation, UFThe next big bubble: Do biofuels mean boom or bust for biodiversity conservation in the U.S.?
Feb. 11Ted Schurr, Assistant Professor, Botany, UFPermafrost carbon and climate feedbacks in a warmer world
Feb. 18Claire Schelske, Professor Emeritus, Fisheries & Aquatic Sci., UFA new look at the abrupt change in primary producers in Lake Apopka
Feb. 25Pamela Bowen, Environmental Scientist, St. John’s River Water Management DistrictUsing Florida’s waterbirds to monitor wetland restoration success
Mar. 4Russel Frydenborg, Environmental Assessment, FL Department of Environmental ProtectionBiological assessment methods for Florida streams, lakes, and wetlands
Mar. 18Michelle Reiber, Technical Program Manager, St. John’s River Water Management DistrictA overview of mitigation banking in the state of Florida
Mar. 25Joe Hand, Watershed Assessment Section, FL Department of Environmental ProtectionWater quality health issues in Wakulla and Ichetucknee Springs
Apr. 1Brian Reichert, MS student, Wildlife Ecology & Conservation, UFWetland ecology and conservation of the endangered Florida Snail Kite
Apr. 8Sonny Hall, Technical Program Manager St. John’s River Water Management DistrictMinimum flows and levels: Balancing hydrologic requirements of natural resources and human uses
Apr. 15Elizabeth Deimeke, MS student, Forest Resources and Conservation, UFEcosystem assessment: evaluating condition, function or both?