Abstract submitted for International Association of Great Lakes Research #IAGLR19 in June! Topic will be "Phosphorus fate in treatment wetlands -a tale of sources, sinks, & soils" presenting our #GLRI work with @LimnoTech@nature_org & @USACE_Buffalo . Hope it warms up by then...
Amazing session featuring 5 #WomenInSTEM@SSSA_soils international meeting including several students. come learn more about their work at the poster session 4-6 today
Standing room only at the #wetlandsoils division Patrick Lectureship talk by Dr. Horwath @ucdavisCAES topic was spot-on #wetlands and #society. look for more in talks in seabreeze 2 0930 tomorrow. thx for @UMDsoiljudging for moderating.
The newest member of #wetlandteam has arrived. He'll be digging soil pits and joining #elitefieldoperatives before we know it! Everyone is healthy and happy.
Kevin Philley and Michael Guilfoyle surveyed and mapped the extent of mid-Appalachian shale barrens at Raystown Lake (Baltimore District) on lands managed by the USACE in Huntingdon County, PA.
Recent press on our research with alligators and elasmobranchs:
Sharks and alligators go tooth-to-tooth: When they fight, it gets ugly AND bloody real quick https://t.co/u2TrDh2hWU via @Florida_Today
Alligators eating sharks? The menu expands for gators and other large predators as they expand their territories. Here’s why this is the “old” normal: https://t.co/BfgCyupRmo #alligators#wildlife
Forester Nathan Beane, @ArmyERDC, examines a purple prism trap for Emerald Ash Borer Beetles & other bugs at John Redmond Reservoir #Kansas. Traps were deployed as part of a monitoring project for the invasive Ash Borer Beetles across @USACETulsa Lakes. #forestry#pests#beetles