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Monday, April 22, 2019 |
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9:00am
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Pre-Conference Workshop
Attendee Arrival and Registration |
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10:00am-5:00pm
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Optional Pre-Conference
Workshops [$25 per workshop]
Attendance is limited. Sign up early to secure a seat. You can
participate in one, two or all three workshops.
Visit the GEER web site for more information.
10:00am - 11:30am - Creating Powerful PowerPoint: Learn how to design and
deliver slides that make your point.
12:30pm - 2:00pm - Designing and Delivering a TED Talk: Learn how to craft
and deliver a clear and compelling talk.
3:00pm - 4:30pm - Secrets of Dynamic Delivery: Learn how to build attitude
and stage skills to help you connect with audiences.
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4:00pm-7:00pm
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Conference Registration
Opens
Exhibiting Sponsors and Poster Session One Presenters Install
Displays
(Poster Session One presenters will remove displays on Wednesday during the
10:00am-10:30am refreshment break.
Poster Session Two presenters will install displays on Wednesday during the
12noon-1:30pm lunch break.) |
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5:30pm-7:00pm
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Informal Early Bird
Networking Social on Breeze's Terrace
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Tuesday, April 23, 2019 |
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7:30am-5:00pm
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Conference Registration
Open |
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7:30am-8:30am
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Morning Refreshments in Poster Hall |
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8:30am-10:00am
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Opening Plenary Session
Welcome Remarks
Dr. Nick Aumen, Conference Chair, and Regional Science Advisor – South
Florida, US Geological Survey, Davie, FL
Watch Video
SESSION: Design, Innovation, and Governance (DIG): Solutions for
Everglades Restoration
Six Ted-style presentations will offer a unique blend of the art
of communication with a passion for science on Everglades science and
restoration topics.
DIG Session Organizer & Moderator:
Dr. Fred Sklar, Director and Section Administrator, Everglades Systems
Assessment Section, South Florida Water Management District,
West Palm Beach, FL
View PDF
Watch Video
DIG Presentations:
“Resuscitate Resilience by Curbing Cattail” — Dr. Sue Newman, Section
Leader, Marsh Ecology Research Group,
Everglades Systems Assessment (ESA) Section, South Florida Water Management
District, West Palm, FL
View PDF
Watch Video
“Salt, Fire, Water and the Fate of an Ecosystem” — Dr. Dave Rudnick, Science Coordination Branch Chief, South Florida Natural Resources Center,
Everglades National Park, Homestead, FL
View PDF
Watch Video
“The Wizard of Wind” — Dr. Evelyn Gaiser, Endowed George Barley
Eminent Scholars Chair, Professor, Florida International University, Miami,
FL
View PDF
Watch Video
"Restoring Beauty Requires a Beast or Two" — Dr. Mark Cook, Section Leader, Everglades Systems Assessment Section,
South Florida Water Management District, West Palm Beach, FL
View PDF
Watch Video
“The Spirit of the Everglades: A Native American View” — Ms.
Krystle Young, Student, University of Miami, Coral Gables, FL
View PDF
Watch Video
“Resisting Arrest” — Ms. Shannon A. Estenoz, Chief Operating Officer
and Vice President of Policy, The Everglades Foundation, Palmetto Bay, FL
View PDF
Watch Video
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10:00am-10:30am
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AM Break in Poster Hall
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Tuesday, April 23, 2019
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Concurrent Sessions
[10:30am - 12noon]
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Great Cypress |
Royal Poinciana
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Ibis |
Egret
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Sandpiper |
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Session 1 |
Session 2
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Session 3
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Session 4
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Session 5
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Session Title
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Long-Term
Trends and Event-Driven Changes in Everglades Southern Estuaries (Part 1 of
2)
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Integrating
Science and Management for Managing Invasive Species
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Tree
Islands: Their Role in Ecosystem Processes and Importance in Everglades
Restoration (Part 1 of 2)
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Science
in a Low Phosphorus Environment: The Latest Research from the Everglades
Stormwater Treatment Areas
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Role
of Computational Fluid Dynamics (CFD) in Everglades Restoration
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Moderator
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Theresa
Strazisar & Christopher Madden
SFWMD
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Julien
Martin
U.S. Geological Survey
View PDF
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Sharon
Ewe
Ecology and Environment Inc.
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Jill
King
SFWMD
View PDF
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Seyed
Hajimirzaie
SFWMD
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10:30am
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Introduction &
Overview
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Introduction &
Overview
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Introduction &
Overview
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Introduction &
Overview
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Introduction &
Overview
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10:35am
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Thomas Frankovich
A Decade of Submerged Aquatic
Vegetation Dynamics in Mangrove Lakes Affected by Altered Freshwater
Deliveries
View PDF
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Hardin Waddle
A Daily Capture Probability Model
for Management of an Invasive Reptile
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Jed Redwine
Completing Modified Water
Deliveries – Tree Islands As a Performance Indicator for Combined Operations
Planning
View PDF |
Serge Thomas
Settling and Entrainment Properties
of Stormwater Treatment Area Particulates
View PDF
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Andres Tejada-Martinez
Reynolds-Averaged Simulation of Langmuir Circulation in Shallow Water
View PDF
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10:50am
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Margaret Hall
Status of Florida Bay Seagrass Communities
Following the Recurrence of Turtlegrass Die-Off and the Impacts of Hurricane
Irma: Adding Insult to Injury?
View PDF |
Wesley Daniel
Tools for Predicting and
Communicating Risk of Aquatic Species Invasion
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Michael Ross
Tenacious Tree Islands of Florida’s
Southern Coastal Swamp
View PDF
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Kathleen Pietro
How Does Flow Affect Periphyton
Enzymatic Activity in the Stormwater Treatment Areas?
View PDF
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Jie (Jack) Zeng
Application of Computational Fluid
Dynamics in The Hydraulic Design of an Everglades Restoration Project: S333N
Spillway
View PDF
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11:05am
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Christopher Kelble
Trends in Juvenile Sportfish
Recruitment in Florida Bay
View PDF
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Margaret Hunter
Population Genetics and
Environmental DNA to Inform Management Decisions
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Carlos Coronado
Elevation-Dependent Soil Accretion
and Carbon Accumulation: Implications for Tree Islands Persistence in the Water Conservation Area 3
View PDF |
Jill King
Implications of Temporal and
Spatial Vegetation Patterns on Performance of Stormwater Treatment Areas
View PDF
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Matahel Ansar
Challenges and Future Potential Applications of CFD in Restoration Hydraulics
View PDF
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11:20am
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Marisa Martinez
Resource Selection by Small Herons
in a Subtropical Intertidal Mudflat
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Bradley Udell
Decision Analysis for the Optimal
Control of Invasive Plants
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Jay Sah
Overstory-Understory Interactions
Along Flooding Gradients in Everglades Tree Islands
View PDF |
Nathan Evans
Nutrient Cycling by Fishes and
Macroinvertebrates in the Everglades Stormwater Treatment Areas
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Kang-Ren Jin
Applications of LOEM-CW MODEL to STAs
View PDF
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11:35am
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Theresa Strazisar
Environmental Trends and Ecological
Responses to Water Management, Restoration, and Extreme Events in Florida Bay
View PDF |
Fred Johnson
From Detection to Action: A
Decision-analytic Approach for Controlling Invasive Species
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Helen Hammond
Lygodium microphyllum Distribution in Everglades Tree Islands: Patterns
and Processes
View PDF
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Odi Villapando
Key Biogeochemical Factors and
Processes Influencing Water Quality in the Everglades Stormwater Treatment
Areas
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Wasantha Lal
Convergence of the Principles of Wetland Hydrology and Hillslope Hydrology:
Implications for Wetland (STA) Management and RSM Development
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11:50am
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Discussion
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Discussion
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Discussion
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Discussion
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Discussion
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12noon - 1:30pm
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Group Lunch Buffet
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Concurrent Sessions
[1:30pm - 3:00pm]
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Great Cypress
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Royal Poinciana
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Ibis
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Egret
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Sandpiper
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Session 6
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Session 7
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Session 8
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Session 9
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Session 10
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Session Title
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Long-term
Trends and Event-Driven Changes in the Everglades Southern Estuaries (Part 2
of 2)
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Tracking
the Restoration of NE Shark Slough and Other Infrastructure Dominated
Ecological Boundaries (Part 1 of 2)
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Tree
Islands: Their Role in Ecosystem Processes and Importance in Everglades
Restoration (Part 2 of 2)
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Innovation
in Phosphorus Removal Technologies
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Moving
Beyond Data Rich, But Information Poor in Science Communication
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Moderator
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Theresa
Strazisar & Christopher Madden
SFWMD
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Jed
Redwine
SFNRC
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Jay
Sah
Florida International University
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Tom Van Lent
Everglades Foundation
View PDF |
Matthew
Harwell
U.S. Environmental Protection
Agency
View PDF
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1:30pm
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Introduction &
Overview
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Introduction &
Overview |
Introduction &
Overview
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Introduction &
Overview
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Introduction &
Overview
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1:35pm
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Galia Varona
Increases in Macroalgae and Water
Quality Trends Associated to Seagrass Loss in North Biscayne Bay
View PDF |
Amy Renshaw
Hydrologic Changes in Everglades
National Park as a Result of the Modified Water Delivery Project
View PDF
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Craig van der Heiden
Wildlife Use of Temporally
Inundated Tree Islands in WCA-3A
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Stephen Faulkner
Removal and Recovery of Phosphorus
from Wastewaters Using Mine Drainage Ochres
View PDF |
Steve Davis
Communicating Science to
Policy-Makers
View PDF
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1:50pm
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Ian Zink
Natural Hazards and Seagrass Faunal
Communities: Identifying Extreme Natural and Anthropogenic Events from
Natural Variability
View PDF
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Donatto Surratt
Everglades National Park Nutrient
Patterns and Recent Operational Changes
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Margo Schwadron
Tree Islands: Records of Human and
Ecological Recursive Relationships Through Time
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Greg Moller
Clean Water Machine Channelbox™
Reactive Filtration: A Nature Mimicry Approach To Distributed Surface Water
Treatment for Ultralow P and Hg
View PDF
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Nicholas Aumen
Optimizing Science Communication Between Scientists and Natural Resource
Managers - From Project Inception to Completion
View PDF
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2:05pm
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Kristen Hart
Tracking Faunal Species of Concern
in Everglades Southern Estuaries
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Henry Briceño
Fractionation of Phosphorous in Canals Draining to NE Shark River Slough
View PDF
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René Price
Hydrodynamics of Constructed
Everglades Tree Islands
View PDF
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William Mitsch
Sustainably Solving Legacy Phosphorus
in Landscapes with Wetlands and Wetlaculture
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Laura Brandt
Communicating Science Information
on Everglades Restoration
View PDF
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2:20pm
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Rolando Santos
Comprehensive Assessment of Coastal
Fisheries Responses to Extreme Climate Events: Lessons from 40 Years of Catch-Data
in the Coastal Everglades
View PDF |
Reinaldo Garcia
Hyper-Resolution Hydrodynamic and Sediment Transport Modeling Around
Structures in the Northeast Shark River Slough (NESRS) Canals
View PDF |
Susana Stoffella
An Experimental Assessment of
Neighborhood Interference on Everglades’ Tree Species Growth and Survival
Along a Flooding Gradient in Constructed Tree Islands
View PDF
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Koos Baas
BIOPHREE® - Cost-efficient Ultralow
Effluent Phosphorus Capture and Reuse Technology For Industrial and Surface
Water Treatments
View PDF
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Hiram Henriquez
Improving Science Communication
with Infographics
View PDF
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2:35pm
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Jennifer Rehage
Decadal Dynamics of Fish and
Fisheries in the Shark River: What Have We Learned About Responses to
Hydroclimate Variation?
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Troy Hill
Water Management Operations as a Driver of Solute Transport into Shark Slough
View PDF
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Leonard Scinto
Developing a Mechanistic
Understanding of Tree Islands: Lessons Learned from Nearly a Decade of
Studying an Everglades Physical Model
View PDF |
William Eggers
AQUALUTIONS®™ - Closing the Loop on
Surface Water Restoration
View PDF
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Q&A Discussion: Everglades
Science Communication Experts
Moving Beyond Data Rich, but
Information Poor in Science Communication
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2:50pm
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Discussion
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Discussion
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Discussion
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Discussion
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3:00pm-3:30pm
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PM Break in Poster Hall
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Concurrent Sessions
[3:30pm - 5:00pm]
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Great Cypress
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Royal Poinciana
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Ibis
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Egret
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Sandpiper
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Session 11
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Session 12
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Session 13
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Session 14
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Session 15
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Session Title
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Hurricane
and Sea-Level Rise Effects on Soil Elevation Change in Coastal Wetlands
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Tracking
the Restoration of NE Shark Slough and Other Infrastructure Dominated
Ecological Boundaries (Part 2 of 2)
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How
Long-term and Reconstructed Data Sets Can Inform Restoration Decisions
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Advanced
Biogeochemical Science toward a Better Understanding of Mercury Cycling and
Ecosystem Restoration
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Ecological
Vulnerability and Forecasting: The Cutting Edge of Synthesis and Modeling
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Moderator
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Michael
Osland
U.S. Geological Survey
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Jed
Redwine
SFNRC
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Lauren Toth
U.S. Geological Survey
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David
Krabbenhoft
U.S. Geological Survey
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Stephanie
Romañach
U.S. Geological Survey
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3:30pm
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Introduction &
Overview
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Introduction &
Overview
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Introduction &
Overview
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Introduction &
Overview
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Introduction &
Overview
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3:35pm
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Joseph Smoak
Fate of Coastal Wetlands Under
Rising Sea Level and Punctuated by Major Hurricanes |
Jennifer Richards
Patterns of Vegetation Change in Northeast Shark River Slough, 2010-2016
View PDF
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Frank Marshall
Corroboration of Earlier Estimates
of Late 19th Century Freshwater Flow in the Everglades
View PDF
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Brett Poulin
The Biogeochemistry of Mercury, Sulfur, and Organic Carbon in the Florida
Everglades
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Gretchen Ehlinger
Evaluating Ecological
Vulnerabilities of the Greater Everglades Ecosystem Using Bayesian Network
Models
View PDF
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3:50pm
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Laura Feher
The Long-Term Effects of Hurricanes
Wilma and Irma on Soil Elevation Change in Everglades Mangrove Forests
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John Kominoski
How Does Freshwater Restoration
Change Marsh Ecosystem Biogeochemistry? A Northeast Shark River Slough Case
Study
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Yongshan Wan
Reconstructing Six Decades of
Salinity Structure in the Loxahatchee River Using Artificial Neural Networks
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William Orem
Stable Isotope Signatures and Sulfur Biogeochemistry in the Florida
Everglades
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Laura D'Acunto
Joint Species Distribution Models
of Everglades Wading Birds: a Community Perspective
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4:05pm
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Joshua Breithaupt
Comparing Rates of Vertical Change
in Mangrove and Marsh Soils of the Coastal Everglades Using Measurements from
Surface Elevation Tables, Marker Horizons, CS-137, PB-210, and C-14
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Brian Benscoter
Opportunities and Challenges for
Prescribed Fire in Everglades Restoration
View PDF
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Amanda Chappel
Soil Accretion and Organic Carbon
Burial Over Centennial and Millennial Time Scales on Mangrove Islands in the
Lower Florida Keys
View PDF
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Christopher Babiarz
Spatial and Temporal Patterns in Water Quality, Mercury and Methylmercury
from Everglades National Park
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Ruscena Wiederholt
A Spatial Comparison Approach for
Multiple Indicator Species Under Everglades Restoration
View PDF
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4:20pm
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Marguerite Toscano
Paleoenvironmental Perspectives on
Sea Level Reconstruction from Mangrove Peat Sequences
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Peter Flood
Community Composition of the Upper
Taylor Slough Region: Monitoring Responses to an Altered Flow Regime
View PDF
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Lauren Toth
A Geological Perspective on the
Preservation and Restoration of Florida’s Coral Reefs
View PDF
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David Krabbenhoft
Biogeochemical Controls on Mercury Speciation and Transport along Hydrologic
Gradients in the Everglades
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Donald DeAngelis
Combining Stable Isotope Measurements
with Simulation Modeling by Mantra-O18 to Predict Effects of Salinity
Intrusion on Vegetation Dynamics
View PDF
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4:35pm
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Michael Osland
A Hurricane-Induced Ecological
Regime Shift: Mangrove Conversion to Mudflat
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Michael Duever
Likely Causes of Dramatically Lower
Dry Season Water Tables at Corkscrew Swamp Sanctuary in Southwest Florida
View PDF
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Mark Dickman
Overview of US Geological Survey Hydrologic Monitoring In South Florida and
Tools to View and Access Data
View PDF
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Benjamin Peterson
Identification of Mercury-Methylating Organisms along a Trophic Gradient
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James Beerens
Forecasting the Ecological Outcomes
in the Everglades
View PDF
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4:50pm
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Discussion
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Discussion
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Discussion
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Discussion
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Discussion
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5:00pm - 7:30pm
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Poster Session One and
Networking Reception
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Wednesday, April 24, 2019
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7:30am-5:00pm
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Conference Registration
Open
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7:30am-8:30am
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Morning Refreshments in
Poster Hall
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8:30am - 10:00am
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Youth Plenary Session
This Special Plenary consists of three segments featuring
presentations by youth working
to become scientists and stewards of the environment.
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8:30am-9:00am
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Part 1: Youth Making
Ripples – The Intersection of Science and Film, through the Eyes of Our Youth
Watch Video
Organizers:
Dr. Lauren Toth, Research Oceanographer, USGS, St. Petersburg, FL
Dr. Philip Gravinese, Post-Doctoral Research Fellow, Mote
Marine Laboratory, Sarasota, FL
Youth Making Ripples is a global platform for ocean conservation, education,
and discovery. Our mission is to raise awareness of critical marine issues
and promote the protection of our oceans. For the last six years, our
organization has created and hosted powerful and inspirational educational
events around the world designed to engage the public in ocean conservation.
Youth Making Ripples Film Competition provides an opportunity for K-12
students (< 18 years of age) to use their creative talents and serve as a
voice for our oceans. We encourage elementary, middle and high school
students to create their own marine-related film.
This segment features presentations by three past award winners who will show
their incredible short videos
and share remarks about their interest in the topic. |
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9:00am - 9:30am
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Part 2: Young Marine
Explorers
Watch Video
View PDF
Organizer:
Dr. Kathleen Sullivan Sealey, University of Miami,
College of Arts and Sciences, Coral Gables, FL
Young Marine Explorers - formerly Young Bahamian Marine Scientists (YBMS) -
was founded by Nikita Shiel-Rolle during her undergraduate career at the
University of Miami in 2008. The initial idea for this organization was to
unite Bahamian youth interested in the Bahamian environment while providing
new learning opportunities and developing their leadership skills. It was
from these early ideas and countless conversations with environmental
representatives throughout The Bahamas that the YME was founded. YME has
worked with over 700 students on six Bahamian Islands, inspiring academic
excellence and fostering behavioral change that translates into sustainable
lifestyle choices. The YME curriculum corresponds with learning objectives
from the Ministry of Education matching their content with the necessary
academic expectations creating a coherent curriculum that develops
passionate, involved and engaged citizens.
This segment features a presentation by Nikita Shiel-Rolle and two Bahamian
youth who are young marine explorers. |
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9:30am - 10:00am
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Part 3: Lightning Talks
on Science Advancing Everglades Resilience and Sustainability
Organizer:
Dr. Nick Aumen, Regional Science Advisor
– South Florida, USGS, Davie, FL
GEER strives to foster the professional development of university students as
they aspire to further their career and become future leaders in the
environmental arena. Three undergraduate students will each give a five-minute
lightning talk
followed by a facilitated Q&A session with the audience.
Lightning Talks:
"Seasonal Abundance and Spatial Distribution of Blacktip Sharks (Carcharhinus
limbatus) in Southeast Florida"
Jordan M. Waldron, Florida Atlantic University, Boca Raton, FL
Watch Video
View PDF
"How Fire and Water Availability Drive Changes in Phosphorus Cycling and
Vegetation Composition in Intermittent Wetlands"
Marco Fernandez, Florida International University, Miami, FL
Watch Video
View PDF
"Understanding Native Species’ Resilience to Invasives in the Greater
Everglades Ecosystem: The Role of Food Web Networks in
Ecosystem-level Restoration Efforts"
Elizabeth Garcia, University of Florida, Gainesville, FL
Watch Video
View PDF
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10:00am - 10:30am
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AM Break in Poster Hall
(ATTENTION
Poster Session One Presenters: Please remove your poster during this
refreshment break.)
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Concurrent Sessions [10:30am -
12noon]
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Great Cypress
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Royal Poinciana
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Ibis
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Egret
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Sandpiper
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Session 16
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Session 17
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Session 18
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Session 19
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Session 20
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Session Title
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Porous
Boundaries: Anticipating the Rising Influence of the Urban System on
Everglades' Fauna |
Sea
Level Rise as a Challenge to Everglades Restoration
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Arthur
R Marshall Loxahatchee NWR Science Workshop: Investigation and Monitoring of
Invasive Species |
Evaluating Wetland Management
Outcomes |
Ecosystem
Responses to Everglades Restoration
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Moderator
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Dale
Gawlik
Florida Atlantic University
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Rene
Price
Florida International University
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Rebekah
Gibble
U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service
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Chuck Bargeron
University of Georgia
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Helena
Solo-Gabriele, SFC-CESU and UM, Carol
Daniels, SFC-CESU and NPS
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10:30am
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Introduction &
Overview
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Introduction &
Overview
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Introduction &
Overview
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Introduction &
Overview
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Introduction &
Overview
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10:35am
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Joel Trexler
Invasive Species Impacts in Space
and Time: Scaling Up to Ecosystem Function
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Lynn Wingard
Inundation of the South Florida
Coast ~1000 BCE: Information For 2100 CE
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John Humphrey
Response of Non-Target Animals to a
Large Reptile Live Trap and Trailing Behavior of Invasive Reptiles
View PDF
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Jennifer Chastant
From Pasture to Wetlands: Wetland
Creation & Restoration at Winding Waters Natural Area
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Paul Julian
Hydrologic Restoration of a Shallow
Oligotrophic Marl Wetland: What is the Soil Telling Us?
View PDF |
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10:50am
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Betsy Evans
Responses of Small Herons and Wood
Storks to a Changing Prey Base
View PDF
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Shimon Wdowinski
Regional Sea Level Rise Projections
View PDF
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Nicole Jennings
The Everglades Invasive Reptile and
Amphibian Monitoring Program as a Tool for Reducing Vulnerability of the Arthur
R. Marshall Loxahatchee National Wildlife Refuge to Invasion by Nonnative
Reptiles
View PDF |
Grégory Sonnier
Wetland Restoration Outcomes in
Central Florida: An Example from Two Conservation Easements on Ranchland
View PDF
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Michelle Afkhami
Microbiomes Enhance Germination and
Growth of Tree Island Species
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11:05am
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Sonia Hernandez
White Ibis: A Wetland Specialist or
Urban Generalist?
View PDF |
Shimelis Dessu
Coupling Sea-Level Rise and
Freshwater Management on the Coastal Everglades Through Determination of The
Fresh-To-Marine Head Difference
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LeRoy Rodgers
Designing a Monitoring Framework to
Inform Invasive Plant Management Strategies —Lessons from the A.R.M.
Loxahatchee National Wildlife Refuge
View PDF
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Chuck Bargeron
Ten Years of Invasive Species Data
Collection in the Greater Everglades
View PDF
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Somers Smott
Landscape-Scale Aquatic Fauna
Monitoring for CERP 2005-2017
View PDF
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11:20am
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Jenny Ketterlin
Early Detection, Rapid Response, and
Containment of Invasive Reptiles Along a Suburban/Natural Area Interface:
Protecting Everglades National Park from the Argentine Black and White Tegu
View PDF
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Leonard Pearlstine
Probabilistic Modeling of Coastal
Vegetation Succession with Sea Level Rise
View PDF
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Aaron David
Biological Control as Part of
Integrated Weed Management of Old World Climbing Fern (Lygodium
microphyllum)
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Yan Liao
Current and Future Water Table and
Carbon Dynamics of Everglades Wetlands in an Earth System Model
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Nicole Besemer
Integrated Biscayne Bay Ecological
Assessment and Monitoring (IBBEAM): 6 Years of Everglades Restoration Impacts
on the Nearshore Ecosystem
View PDF
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11:35am
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Katherine Shlepr
Use of Urban Habitats by the
Threatened Wood Stork May Aid in Population-level Recovery
View PDF
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Fred Sklar
The Everglades: At the Forefront of
Transition
View PDF
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Jonathan Glueckert
Herbicide Efficacy Trials for the Management of Old World Climbing Fern in
the Loxahatchee A.R.M. Loxahatchee National Wildlife Refuge
View PDF |
Discussion
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Venetia Briggs-Gonzalez
Alligators and Crocodiles as
Indicators of Ecological Responses to Everglades Restoration
View PDF
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11:50am
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Discussion
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Discussion
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Discussion
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Discussion
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12noon - 1:30pm
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Group Lunch Buffet
(ATTENTION Poster Session Two Presenters: Please install your
poster during this lunch break.)
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Concurrent Sessions [1:30pm - 3:00pm]
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Great Cypress |
Royal Poinciana
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Ibis
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Egret
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Sandpiper
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Session 21
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Session 22
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Session 23
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Session 24
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Session 25
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Session Title
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Wading
Bird Nesting & Habitat |
Peat
Collapse in the Florida Coastal Everglades: Mechanisms, Consequences, and
Management Options
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Restoration and Habitat Protection in the Kissimmee Basin
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STA
Management: Vascular Plants
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Models
and Model Integration for Ecosystem Management and Evaluation of Future
Scenarios
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Moderator
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David Essian
Florida Atlantic
University
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Steve
Davis
Everglades Foundation
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Steve Bousquin
SFWMD
View PDF
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Lauren Griffiths
Florida Gulf Coast
University
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Rajendra Paudel
Everglades Foundation
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1:30pm
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Introduction &
Overview
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Introduction &
Overview
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Introduction &
Overview
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Introduction &
Overview
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Introduction &
Overview
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1:35pm
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Peter Frederick
The Largest Nesting Year for Wading
Birds Since 1934, and its Implications for Restoration
View PDF
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Stephen Kelly
Examining the Effects of Sea-Level
Rise On Everglades Coastal Marshes Using Coupled Mesocosm and In-Situ Field
Manipulations: Design and Implementation
View PDF
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Craig Mallison
Vegetation Status of
the Kissimmee River Headwaters Lakes
View PDF
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Ian Markovich
Evaluating the Effects of Propagule
Type, Seasonality and Plant Spacing on Establishment of Giant Bulrush
View PDF
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Rajendra Paudel
Predicting the Everglades Ecosystem
Response to Changes in Key Hydrologic Restoration Components
View PDF
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1:50pm
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Tasso Cocoves
Freshwater Prey Enhances White Ibis
(Eudocimus albus) Nesting at Coastal Colonies in Everglades National
Park |
Dong Yoon Lee
Lasting Salt and Phosphorus Effects
Limit The Capacity of Restored Freshwater Wetlands to Recover Carbon Losses
View PDF
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Camille Carroll
Effects of Kissimmee
River Restoration on Upstream Lakes: A Look at Littoral Vegetation
View PDF
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Orlando Diaz
Evaluation of Inundation Depth and
Duration for Cattail Sustainability: In Situ Study
View PDF
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Eric Swain
Advancements in Representing
Everglades Hydrology with Data Integration and Physics-Based Models
View PDF
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2:05pm
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David Essian
Responses of Large and Small Wading
Bird Species to Habitat and Prey Availability
View PDF |
Tiffany Troxler
Responses of Marsh Ecosystems To
Coastal Change In The Southeastern Florida Everglades
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David Anderson
Inundation of The
Kissimmee River Floodplain During a Post-Construction Interim Period
View PDF
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Matt Powers
Evaluation of Potential for Rooted
Floating Aquatic Vegetation to Further Reduce Low-level Phosphorus
Concentrations in the Everglades Stormwater Treatment Areas
View PDF
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Alaa Ali
Testing Western Everglades
Restoration Project Ecological Resilience Outside the Physical Model Time
Domain
View PDF
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2:20pm
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Catharine Welch
Urban Land Use, Movements, and
Seasonality of White Ibises (Eudocimus albus) in South Florida
View PDF
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Michael Savarese
Landscape Effects of Peat Collapse:
Examples From The Ten Thousand Islands NWR And Everglades NP
View PDF
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Hongjun Chen
Responses of River
Metabolism to Phase I of the Kissimmee River Restoration Project
View PDF
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Lauren Griffiths
Nutrient Retention from Urban
Runoff via Vegetative Uptake and Sedimentation in Created Wetlands in
Subtropical Florida
View PDF
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Stefan Gerber
Linking Water Column, Vegetation
and Soil Data in Treatment Wetlands Using a Mechanistic Model
View PDF
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2:35pm
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Michelle Petersen
Modeling Tropic Linkages Using a
Multiscale Approach
View PDF |
Lukas Lamb-Wotton
An Emerging Tool to Assess Peat
Loss and Wetland Vulnerability in the Florida Everglades
View PDF
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Stephanie Romañach
Designing the
Everglades Headwaters National Wildlife Refuge to Safeguard Imperiled Species
from Urbanization
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Joan Garcia
Improving Mesocoms and Field Scale
Constructed Wetlands Phosphorus Removal by Optimizing Design with Advanced
Multiphysics Simulation
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Young Gu Her
Evaluating Performance of Climate
Models in Reproducing Characteristics of Florida Rainfall
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2:50pm
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Discussion
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Discussion
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Discussion
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Discussion
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Discussion
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3:00pm-3:30pm
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PM Refreshment Break
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Concurrent Sessions [3:30pm - 5:00pm]
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Great Cypress
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Royal Poinciana
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Ibis
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Egret
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Sandpiper
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Session 26
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Session 27
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Session 28
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Session 29
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Session 30
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Session Title
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Wildlife
Movement Ecology
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Coastal
and Estuarine Science
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Pollution
Impact and Cleaning up the System
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Biology,
Ecology, and Impacts of Pythons in South Florida
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Remote
Sensing Observations and Methods in Support of Everglades Research and
Management
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Moderator
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Simona Picardi
University of Florida
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Michael Simmons
U.S. Army Corps of
Engineers
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Michael Manna
SFWMD
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Jennifer Nestler
University of Florida
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Daniel
Gann
Florida International University
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3:30pm
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Introduction &
Overview
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Introduction &
Overview
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Introduction & Overview
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Introduction &
Overview
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Introduction &
Overview
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3:35pm
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Rocio Joo
On the Use of Movement Ecology For
Conservation
View PDF
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Lauren Kircher
High Discharge Events: Effects on
St. Lucie Estuary and an Estuarine Predator
View PDF
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Elroy Timmer
Phosphorus, Nitrogen and Muck
Reduction by Bio-Zyme
View PDF
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Bryan Falk
Morphometric and Reproductive
Phenology of Burmese Pythons in the Everglades
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Shimon Wdowinski
Space-based Hydrological Monitoring
of the Entire Everglades Using Sentinel-1 Observations
View PDF
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3:50pm
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Jerry Lorenz
Status, Trends, Immigration and
Habitat Use of American Flamingos (Phoenicopterus ruber) in Southern
Florida
View PDF |
Philip Gravinese
Changes in Regional Hydrology Could
Modify the Swimming Behavior of Larval Stone Crabs
View PDF |
Jehangir Bhadha
Cultivating Flooded Rice as a
Treatment Technology to Mitigate Phosphorus Loads from Agricultural
Watersheds
View PDF
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Nathan Johnson
Identifying the Source of
Hybridization in the Florida Python Population to Aid Invasive Species
Management and Everglades Restoration Efforts
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David Lagomasino
Winners and Losers After Hurricane
Irma in the Everglades Mangrove Forests: A Nasa Perspective
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4:05pm
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Mathieu Basille
Are Raccoons in Human-Dominated
Landscapes of South Florida Different?
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Andre Daniels
Faunal and Vegetation Monitoring in
Response to Harbor Dredging in the Port of Miami
View PDF
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David Pinelli
Mitigation and Remediation of
Harmful Algal Blooms Through Nutrient Removal as Intact Cellular Algae
Biomass
View PDF
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Jennifer Nestler
Exploring Patterns in Targeted
Surveys For Burmese Pythons in the Greater Everglades Ecosystem
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Caiyun Zhang
Modeling Sawgrass Aboveground
Biomass in the Coastal Everglades
View PDF
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4:20pm
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Simona Picardi
Estimating Wood Stork Reproductive
Outcome from Movement Data
View PDF
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Ryan Sirota
Evaluating the Influence of
Seagrass Structure and Salinity on Seagrass-Associated Epifauna Using
Artifical Seagrass Units (ASUS)
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Michael Manna
Importance of Sequence: What Order
of Vegetation Management Methods Is Most Effective in Controlling Cattail While
Rehabiltating Impacted Everglades Ridge and Sloughs?
View PDF
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Christina Romagosa
Prey Species Composition and
Spatial Dietary Shifts of the Burmese Python in Florida
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Paulo Olivas
Optimization of LiDAR Data
Processing Algorithms for Wetland Graminoid Marsh and Prairie Vegetation
View PDF
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4:35pm
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Caroline Poli
Movement Patterns of Post-Fledging Snail Kites Improve Understanding of a Key
Bottleneck in Recovery of the Species
View PDF
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Michael Kiflai
The Effect of Hurricane Irma Storm
Surge on the Freshwater Lens in Big Pine Key, Florida Using Electrical
Resistivity Tomography
View PDF
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Eric Fortman
Potential Influence of Land-based Runoff on the Microbiome of Northern and
Central Biscayne Bay
View PDF |
Brian Smith
A Synthesis of Over a Decade of
Burmese Python Spatial Ecology Research
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Daniel Gann
Effects of Scaled Vegetation
Classification Schemes on Class Detectability from Landsat Data
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4:50pm
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Discussion
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Discussion
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Discussion
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Discussion
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Discussion
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5:00pm - 7:30pm
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Poster Session Two and
Networking Reception
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Thursday, April 25, 2019
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7:30am-5:00pm
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Conference Registration
Open
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7:30am-8:30am
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Morning Refreshments in
Poster Hall
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8:30am-10:00am
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Plenary Session
Resilience and Sustainability in the Everglades and Beyond
Moderator:
Dr. Nick Aumen, Regional Science Advisor – South Florida, US Geological Survey,
Davie, FL
Presenters:
"Gradients in Mangrove Forest Structure and their Relationship to
Climate, Geomorphology and Human Influence"
Dr. Temilola (Lola) Fatoyinbo-Agueh, Research Physical Scientist,
Earth Sciences Remote Sensing,
National Aeronautics and Space Administration (NASA), Greenbelt, MD
Watch Video
"Blooms, Nutrients and Climate Change: What’s in the Future for Florida
Lakes and Estuaries?’"
Dr. Karl Havens, Executive Director, Florida Sea Grant College
Program, Gainesville, FL
Watch Video
View PDF
Open Discussion and Q&A with Attendees
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10:00am - 10:30am
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AM Break in Poster Hall
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Concurrent Sessions [10:30am -
12:00pm]
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Great Cypress
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Royal Poinciana
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Ibis
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Egret
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Sandpiper
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Session 31
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Session 32
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Session 33
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Session 34
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Session 35
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Session Title
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National
Academies’ 2018 Biennial Review
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Influence
of Flow
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Reptiles
in South Florida: Conservation and Management
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STA
Management: Biogeochemistry
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Predicting
Habitat Change Around the Coastal Everglades in Response to Sea Level Rise
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Moderator
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Stephanie
Johnson
National Academies of Sciences,
Engineering, and Medicine |
Christa Zweig
SFWMD |
Michiko Squires
University of Florida
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Forrest Dierberg
DB Environmental, Inc.
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Viviana Mazzei
Florida International
University
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10:30am
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Introduction &
Overview
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Introduction &
Overview
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Introduction &
Overview
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Introduction &
Overview |
Introduction &
Overview
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10:35am
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Stephanie Johnson
National Academies' 2018 Review of
Restoration Progress
View PDF
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Kalindhi Larios
Simulating the Tug of War Between
Transport and Nutrient Uptake in Low Flow Treatment Wetlands Demonstrates the
Need to Model Biogeochemistry
View PDF
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Michiko Squires
Hematology of Everglades
Crocodilians
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Manohardeep Josan
Use of Soil Inversion to Control
Phosphorus Flux in the Everglades Stormwater Treatment Areas
View PDF
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Lori Miller
Sea Level Rise and Future
Environmental Trends – Big Pine Key Case Study
View PDF
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10:50am
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Eric Smith
CERP Monitoring: Can We Get More
for Less?
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Erik Tate-Boldt
Everglades Wetland Metabolism:
Lessons Learned From the Decompartmentalization Physical Model Project
View PDF
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Mathew Denton
Stable Isotope Ecology of American
Alligators Across the Greater Everglades: Consistency and Variation
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Kevin Grace
Effects of Depth and P Loading on
Periphyton-Based Nutrient Removal
View PDF
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Heming Liao
Space-Based Monitoring of Water
Level Changes in Everglades with Sentinel-1 InSAR Observation
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11:05am
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Karl Havens
Water Depth & Ecosystem
Attributes in Lake Okeechobee
View PDF
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Tanumoy Bera
Influence of Hydrologic Flow on
Benthic Microbial Enzyme Activity in Everglades Stormwater Treatment Areas
(STAs)
View PDF
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Michael Cherkiss
Shifts In Hatching Date Of American
Crocodile (Crocodylus acutus) in Southern Florida
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Forrest Dierberg
Longevity of Phosphorus Removal in
a Submerged Aquatic Vegetation-Dominated Stormwater Treatment Area Wetland:
STA-2 Flow-Way 3
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Viviana Mazzei
Community-level Modeling of
Periphytic Diatoms in Response to Changing Salinity and Phosphorus Gradients
Using the Everglades Landscape Model
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11:20am
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Wendy Graham
A CERP Mid-Course Assessment
View PDF
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David Stites
Collier County Designs 8,000-Acre
Belle Meade Flow-Way Restoration
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Sarah Cooke
Using Camera Trap Surveillance
Networks to Model Factors Affecting Argentine Black and White Tegu Occupancy
in Southern Florida
View PDF
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Mike Jerauld
Submerged Aquatic Vegetation Builds
Phosphorus-stable Soil in Stormwater Treatment Wetlands
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Miriam Jones
Storm and Sea-Level Rise Impacts on
Carbonate Islands in Florida Bay
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11:35am
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Q&A - Discussion
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Eric Carlson
Monitoring Flows to the Coastal
Everglades in Response to Restoration Efforts
View PDF
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Matthew Metcalf
Spatial Ecology and General Life History of the Eastern Indigo Snake (Drymarchon
couperi) in Southwest Florida
View PDF
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Hongying Zhao
Long-Term Performance Evaluation of
Large-Scale Constructed Wetlands Based on Water and Total Phosphorus Budgets
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Mohsen Tootoonchi
Ecotypic Variability In Salt
Tolerance
View PDF
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11:50am
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Discussion
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Discussion
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Discussion
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Discussion
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12pm
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Group Lunch Buffet
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Concurrent Sessions [1:30pm - 3:00pm]
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Great Cypress
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Royal Poinciana
|
Ibis
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Egret
|
Sandpiper
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Session 36
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Session 37
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Session 38
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Session 39
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Session 40
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Session Title
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Understanding
Algal Blooms in South Florida Estuaries: a Challenge for Science and
Management
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Adaptively
Managing Restored Flow to Serve Water Needs and Ecosystems (Part 1 of 2)
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Fisheries
and Fisheries Management
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Water
Quality and Lower Food Web Response to Hurricane Irma
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RECOVER
2019 System Status Report (SSR)
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Moderator
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Anna
Wachnicka (SFWMD) & David
Rudnick (ENP)
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Jud
Harvey
U.S. Geological Survey
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Jennifer
Rehage
Florida International University
View PDF
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Danielle
Ogurcak
Florida International University
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Patricia
Gorman
SFWMD
View PDF
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1:30pm
|
Introduction &
Overview
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Introduction &
Overview
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Introduction &
Overview
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Introduction &
Overview
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Introduction &
Overview
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1:35pm
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Katherine Hubbard
Integrating Monitoring and Research
to Improve Understanding of Karenia brevis and Other Harmful Algal
Bloom Dynamics in Florida’s Marine Waters
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Hilary Flower
Shifting Ground: Landscape-Scale
Modeling of Soil Biogeochemistry under Climate Change in the Florida
Everglades
View PDF
|
Brent McKenna
Identifying
Factors Affecting Protandric Reversal in Common Snook
View PDF
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Wossenu Abtew
Hurricane
Irma Impact on South Florida Water Management System and Storm Surge
View PDF
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Phyllis Klarmann
CERP RECOVER Program 2019 System
Status Report Key Findings from the Northern Estuaries
View PDF |
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1:50pm
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James Sullivan
Harmful Algal Bloom Dynamics in
South Florida and the Indian River Lagoon
View PDF
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Walter Wilcox
Regional Modeling of Landscape
Dynamics for Restoration Planning
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Carissa Gervasi
Multiple
Data Sources to Assess the Status of an Undervalued Recreational Fishery:
Crevalle Jack in South Florida
View PDF
|
Danielle Ogurcak
Groundwater
Salization in the Lower Florida Keys Following Hurricane Irma Storm Surge
View PDF
|
Paul Jones
Lake Okeechobee Key Findings Based
on Monitoring and Analysis During Water Years 2013-2017
View PDF
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2:05pm
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Richard Stumpf
Finding Algal Blooms in the Greater
Everglades with Satellite in Lake Okeechobee and Beyond
View PDF
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Jay Choi
Towards a Self-sustaining
Everglades: Ecologically-based Flow Modeling to Account for Effects of
Changing Vegetation and Peat Microtopography on Everglades Hydrology
View PDF
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Jordan Massie
Hurricane-Driven
Movements of Common Snook in the Shark River: An Examination Of Fish
Redistribution and Environmental Drivers
View PDF
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Amanda Kahn
Hurricane
Irma Effects on Horizontal Water Quality Gradients Along The Northern
Everglades Northern Estuaries, Florida
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Michael Simmons
CERP RECOVER Program 2019 System
Status Report Key Findings from the Southern Coastal Systems for Water Years
2013-2017
View PDF
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2:20am
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Christopher Kavanagh
Florida Bay Algal Blooms: Current
Status and Past Observations
View PDF
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Jordan Psaltakis
High-flow Restoration Interactions with Deconstructed Levees and Repurposed
Canals
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Cody Eggenberger
Habitat
Preference and Resource Use of Common Snook (Centropomus undecimalis)
and Sub-Adult Atlantic Tarpon (Megalops atlanticus)in Altered Coastal
Everglades Lakes
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Peeter Laas
Effects
of Hurricane Irma on Aquatic Microbial Communities of the Everglades
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Agnes McLean
CERP RECOVER Program 2019 System
Status Report Key Findings from the Greater Everglades For Water Years
2013-2017
View PDF |
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2:35pm
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Anna Wachnicka
Spatiotemporal Shifts in
Phytoplankton Biomass in St. Lucie River Estuary (FL, USA)
View PDF |
Alex Ontkos
Changes in Habitat Connectivity
Affect Habitat Use of Fish in the Decomp Physical Model
(DPM)
View PDF
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Michelle Fournet
Hydrology
Drives Fish Calling Behavior in Florida Bay: The Potential for an Ecosystem
Indicator
View PDF
|
Kathleen
Sullivan Sealey
Hurricane Irma Impacts on Submerged Aquatic Vegetation (SAV) of Near Shore
Biscayne Bay: Changes in Diversity in Restored and Protected Areas
View PDF
|
William Nuttle
Everglades Report Card Provides
Synthesis of System Status Report
View PDF
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2:50pm
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Discussion
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Discussion
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Discussion
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Discussion
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Discussion
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3:00pm-3:30pm
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PM Break in Poster Hall
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Concurrent Sessions [3:30pm - 5:00pm]
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Great Cypress
|
Royal Poinciana
|
Ibis
|
Egret
|
Sandpiper
|
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Session 41
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Session 42
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Session 43
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Session 44
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Session 45
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Session Title
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Ecological
Economics and Ecosystem Services: Implications for Everglades Restoration
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Adaptively
Managing Restored Flow to Serve Water Needs and Ecosystems (Part 2 of 2)
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Water,
Energy and Carbon in the Greater Everglades Ecosystem
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Lake
Okeechobee to the Coast: Sources and Implications of Water Quality
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Restoration
and Resiliency in Biscayne Bay
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Moderator
|
Andrew
Stainback
Everglades Foundation
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Walter
Wilcox
SFWMD
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Barclay
Shoemaker
U.S Geological Survey
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Sayena
Faridmarandi
Everglades Foundation
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Sarah
Bellmund
National Park Service
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3:30pm
|
Introduction &
Overview
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Introduction &
Overview
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Introduction &
Overview |
Introduction &
Overview
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Introduction &
Overview
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3:35pm
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Rebekah Gibble
Using Stakeholder Engagement, Translational Science and Decision Support
Tools for Ecosystem Based Management in the Florida Everglades
View PDF
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Saira Haider
Visualizing Tradeoffs for
Multi-species Optimization in the Everglades
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Xavier Comas
Using Hydrogeophysical Methods to
Understand Disturbance in Peat Soils Due to Saltwater Intrusion: From Soil
Collapse to Changes in Biogenic Gas Dynamics
View PDF
|
Sayena
Faridmarandi
Long-Term
Regional Nutrient Contributions and In-Lake Water Quality Trends for Lake
Okeechobee Restoration Assessment
View PDF |
Bahram Charkhian
Restoration Benefits Observed from
the Biscayne Bay Coastal Wetlands Project
View PDF
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3:50pm
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Lara Kiesau
Economic Assessment of the Impacts of Outdoor Water Use Restrictions (OWR) in
Florida: A Penalty Function Approach
View PDF
|
Carl Fitz
Tortoise or Hare? Landscape
Hydro-ecological Interactions from Presses (Sea Level Rise) and Pulses
(Freshwater Flows) in the Coastal Everglades
View PDF
|
Sarah Harttung
Saltwater Intrusion in the
Everglades: Microbial Community Composition and Carbon Dynamics Under New
Salinity Regimes
View PDF
|
Dennis
Hanisak
Influence
of Flow from the C-44 Canal on the Water Quality of the South Fork of the St.
Lucie Estuary, Florida
View PDF
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Amanda Bourque
Spoil Island Restoration and
Resiliency
View PDF
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4:05pm
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Mahadev Bhat
Linking Recreational Ecosystem Service Benefits with Freshwater Management in
the Everglades
|
Jud Harvey
Forecasting the Restoration of a
Free-flowing Everglades based on the DPM Large-scale High-flow Experiments
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Jessica Dell
Shrub Encroachment Impacts on Carbon,
Water, and Energy in Herbaceous Peatlands
View PDF
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Amanda
Booth
Monitoring
of Nutrients and Chlorophyll in the Caloosahatchee River, 2017-2018
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Sarah Bellmund
Disruptive Events and Salinity
Responses in Western Biscayne Bay
View PDF
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4:20pm
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Chloe' Vorseth
Using Multi-Criteria Analysis to Facilitate Everglades Restoration
Decision-Making
View PDF
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Barry Rosen
Algal Indicators of Ecosystem
Response in the Decomp Physical Model High-flow Experiment
View PDF
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Matthew Sirianni
Characterizing Influences of
Pulse-Disturbance Events on Biogenic Gas Dynamics in Everglades Peat Soils
View PDF
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Elizabeth
Kelly
Proliferation
of Enterococci and Cyanobacteria in the Presence Of Specific Nutrients and
Rainfall in the St. Lucie, Loxahatchee, and Lake Okeechobee Watersheds
View PDF
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Melody Hunt
Freshwater Inflows to the Biscayne Bay Coastal Wetlands Project Area: Are All
Flows Equal?
View PDF
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4:35pm
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Andrew Stainback
Valuing Ecological Outcomes for Everglades Restoration Decision-Making
View PDF
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Christa Zweig
SPF: Choosing the Right Level for
Ecosystem Health
View PDF
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Bob Sobczak
Go Hydrology: A Ten Year
Retrospective
View PDF
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Jeremy
Conrad
Assessing
the Effects of Nutrient Inputs on the Primary Mechanisms of Vertical Land
Movement in Tidal Mangrove Forests of the Florida Everglades
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Joan Browder
Using Halohabitat-Defined Epifauna
Communities from the Nearshore Epifauna to Determine Estuarine Responses to
Hurricane Irma and Other Extreme Events
View PDF
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4:50pm
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Discussion
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Discussion
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Discussion
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Discussion
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Discussion
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5:00pm - 6:00pm
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Closing Plenary - The
Role of Science
MODERATOR:
Dr. Nick Aumen, Conference Chair, and Regional Science Advisor – South Florida,
US Geological Survey, Davie, FL
Dr. Jack Payne, Senior Vice President for Agriculture and Natural
Resources, University of Florida/IFAS, Gainesville, FL
Watch Video
Mr. Chauncey Goss, Chairman, Governing Board, South Florida Water
Management District (SFWMD), West Palm Beach, FL
Watch Video
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6:00pm-6:30pm
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Exhibitors and Poster
Session Two Presenters Remove Displays – Conference Concludes
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