196 Impacts of Everglades Restoration on the South Florida Coastal Marine Environment

Session organizer(s)

Erik Stabeneau
South Florida Natural Resource Center, Everglades National Park
Erik_Stabenau@nps.gov

Edward Kearns
South Florida Natural Resource Center, Everglades National Park

Date: 03-03-2008

Location: W102

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Oral Presentations

13:30
Gaiser, E E; GRADIENTS OF ANTHROPOGENIC IMPACT ON PERIPHYTON ABUNDANCE AND COMPOSITION IN THE FLORIDA COASTAL EVERGLADES (Abstract ID:1365)

13:45
Rudnick, D T; Saunders, C J; Sklar, F H; Coronado, C; Halley, R B; EVERGLADES – FLORIDA BAY RESPONSES TO HYDROLOGIC RESTORATION AND SEA LEVEL RISE: CONSIDERATIONS OF WETLAND SOIL AND MUD BANK DYNAMICS (Abstract ID:2645)

14:00
Keller, B D; EVERGLADES RESTORATION AND THE FLORIDA KEYS NATIONAL MARINE SANCTUARY: MONITORING FOR POSSIBLE ECOSYSTEM EFFECTS (Abstract ID:3420)

14:15
KANG, H; Kourafalou, V H; Peng, G; Paris, C; INTERDISCIPLINARY MODELING SUPPORT TO CERP WITH THE COASTAL SOUTH FLORIDA HYCOM SYSTEM (Abstract ID:540)

14:30
Kearns, E J; Perry, W B; Renshaw, A; SALINITY-BASED ECOLOGICAL AND HYDROLOGIC GOALS FOR BISCAYNE AND FLORIDA BAYS (Abstract ID:1930)

14:45
Marshall, F E; Smith, D T; Buckingham, C; THE USE OF STATISTICAL MODELS WITH PALEOSALINITY DATA TO SIMULATE THE PRE-DRAINAGE HYDROLOGY IN THE GREATER EVERGLADES ECOSYSTEM (Abstract ID:3434)

15:00
Johns, E M; Kelble, C R; Lee, T N; Melo, N; Smith, R H; Ortner, P B; SALINITY VARIABILITY OF SOUTH FLORIDA COASTAL WATERS ON TIME SCALES FROM EPISODIC TO MULTIDECADAL: HOW MIGHT THE EVERGLADES RESTORATION CHANGE THESE PATTERNS? (Abstract ID:2779)

15:15
Jolicoeur, J L; Price, R M; Savabi, R M; ADSOPTION/DESORPTION OF PHOSPHORUS ON LIMESTONE FROM THE BISCAYNE AQUIFER UNDER FRESHWATER AND SEAWATER CONDITIONS (Abstract ID:2574)

16:00
Kelble, C R; Ortner, P B; Hitchcock, G L; Dagg, M J; Johns, E M; SALINITY AND MESO-ZOOPLANKTON COMMUNITIES IN FLORIDA BAY (Abstract ID:2189)

16:15
Wang, J D; Luo, J; Kearns, E J; ASSESSING WETLANDS RESTORATION IMPACTS ON NEARSHORE SALINITIES IN BISCAYNE BAY, FLORIDA. (Abstract ID:1250)

16:30
Stabenau, E R; Kotun, K; MANAGEMENT OF THE EXPANDING EVERGLADES AND FLORIDA BAY HYDROLOGIC MONITORING NETWORK (Abstract ID:2755)

16:45
Bellmund, S A; HISTORIC ALTERATIONS AND CURRENT RESTORATION FOR BISCAYNE BAY (Abstract ID:2908)

17:00
Tunberg, B G; Jones, M S; Reed, S A; Stephens, M C; ECOLOGICAL DISTURBANCES IN THE ST. LUCIE ESTUARY AND THE SOUTHERN INDIAN RIVER LAGOON, EASTERN FLORIDA, ELUCIDATED THROUGH MACROBENTHIC MONITORING (Abstract ID:3446)

17:15
Volety, A K; Haynes, L; Booth, A C; Doering, P H; Sime, P; Goodman, P K; Tolley, S G; Savarese, M; ADAPTIVE MANAGEMENT AND COMPREHENSIVE EVERGLADES RESTORATION PLAN: UTILIZING SHELLFISH RESPONSES IN SETTING WATER QUAILTY TARGETS IN SW FLORIDA ESTUARIES (Abstract ID:3148)

Poster Presentations

Melo, N; Lee, T N; Johns, E M; Smith, R H; Kelble, C R; Ortner, P B; UNDERSTANDING FLORIDA BAY HYPERSALINITY AND WATER EXCHANGE (Abstract ID:2454)

McPherson, M L; Hill, V J; Zimmerman, R C; Dierssen, H; THE OPTICAL PROPERTIES OF FLORIDA BAY: IMPACTS FOR SEAGRASS PRODUCTIVITY (Abstract ID:648)

Banzon, P V; Kearns, E J; Renshaw, A; USE OF MODIS IMAGERY TO DETECT LANDSCAPE-SCALE CHANGES IN VEGETATIVE AND HYDROLOGIC PROPERTIES OF THE FLORIDA EVERGLADES (Abstract ID:1891)