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Programmatic and Special
Session Topics
The GEER 2010 technical program will focus on
ramifications of change in the Greater Everglades ecosystem
as caused by Climate and Sea Level Rise, Invasive Species,
Human Influence, Continued Degradation and Ongoing
Restoration, Natural Hazards (hurricanes, tropical storms,
floods, and drought), Nutrients and Contaminants, Hydrologic
Effects and Landscape Dynamics.
To address these ramifications of change,
presentations will be organized into a diverse group of
technical sessions on:
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Adaptive Management and Restoration
Planning in Biscayne Bay
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Biogeochemistry, Contaminants & Water
Quality
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Carbon Dynamics
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Climate Change, Sea Level Rise & Natural
Hazards (hurricanes, freezes, droughts,
floods)
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Ecosystem Services
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Everglades Science-Decision Making
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Flow Effects
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Human Influence Change
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Invasive Species
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Lake Okeechobee Restoration
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Loxahatchee’s Living Laboratory
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Modeling and Monitoring Biscayne Bay and
Southern Coastal Systems
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National Coalition for Ecosystem
Restoration
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New Scientific Knowledge for Everglades
Restoration
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Paleoecology & Historical Hydrology
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Picayune Strand Restoration
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Program Management and Project
Implementation
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Remote Sensing
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Restoration Planning in Biscayne Bay
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River of Grass
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Sampling Tools and Technologies
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Sea Level Rise and Species Response
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System-wide Science
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Taylor Slough Basin
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Tree Islands
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Unifying Concepts for Interdisciplinary
Planning
NOTE: Abstract submissions are not
limited to these areas. We want to capture all emerging
topics and new ideas critical to Everglades restoration. If
you were asked to submit an abstract for presentation in a
particular session, be sure to identify that specific
session when submitting your abstract online.
Questions about submitting an abstract for GEER 2010?
Email Beth Miller-Tipton, Conference Coordinator, at
bmt@ufl.edu – OR – Contact
Ronnie Best , Chair, Technical Sessions, at:
Ronnie_best@usgs.gov
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