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Adaptive Management of Estuarine Ecosystems

Ambrose*, R.F.; R.R. Vance; S.S. Anderson; T.W. Keeney, RESTORING A SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA SALT MARSH USING SEWAGE SLUDGE: RESULTS FROM FIELD EXPERIMENTS

Aumen*, N.G., THE ROLE OF ADAPTIVE MANAGEMENT IN FLORIDA BAY RESTORATION

Boesch*, D.F., ADAPTIVE REHABILITATION OF ESTUARINE ECOSYSTEMS: IS SCIENCE UP TO THE TASK?

Grimaldo*, L.F.; W. Kimmerer, IMPROVING NATIVE FISH COMMUNITIES THROUGH TIDAL WETLAND RESTORATION IN THE SAN FRANCISCO ESTUARY: CAN THE OPPORTUNITIES MEET EXPECTATIONS?

Luoma*, S., ADAPTIVE MANAGEMENT AT THE NEXUS OF ECOSYSTEM RESTORATION AND WATER MANAGEMENT IN THE CALFED BAY-DELTA PROGRAM.

Nemazie*, D.; W. Bell; P. Favero; C. Mills; J. Newcomb, USE OF THE COLLABORATIVE PROCESS TO MAKE STAKEHOLDER RECOMMENDATIONS FOR MANAGING PUBLIC DITCHES IN MARYLAND

Rudnick*, D.T., AN ESTUARINE PERSPECTIVE OF COMPREHENSIVE EVERGLADES RESTORATION: A FLORIDA BAY CASE STUDY

Scarborough*, R.W., THE EVALUATION OF AERATION AS A METHOD FOR IMPROVING THE ECOLOGIAL CONDITION OF DEAD-END CANALS

Shirley*, M.; B. Anderson; M. Hennig; H. Stoffel, THE INFLUENCE OF ALTERED FRESHWATER INFLOW ON THE RELATIVE ABUNDANCE OF STENOHALINE AND EURYHALINE CRAB POPULATIONS

Steyer*, G.D.; R.C. Raynie; R. Libersat, SCALE-DEPENDENT ADAPTIVE MANAGEMENT APPROACHES FOR IMPROVING WETLAND RESTORATION IN LOUISIANA

Tenore*, K.; F. Andrade; J. Blanton; W. Boynton; D. Carey; R. Diaz; F. Holland; E. Lopez-Jamar; P. Montagna; F. Nichols; R. Rosenberg; H. Queiroga; M. Sprung; J. Terwin; R. Whitlach, THE NAVIGATOR PROJECT: CHARACTERIZING THE ROLE BENTHOS PLAY IN LARGE 'COASTAL-SEAS'. I. A MODULAR APPROACH TO CHARACTERIZING HABITATS AND IDENTIFYING KEY FORCING FUNCTIONS, PROCESSES, AND BENTHIC RESPONSES

Zajac*, R.N.; D. Carey; R. Diaz; K.R. Tenore; J. Terwin; R. Whitlatch, THE NAVIGATOR PROJECT: CHARACTERIZING THE ROLE BENTHOS PLAY IN LARGE 'COASTAL-SEAS'. II. PRELIMINARY ANALYSES OF SYSTEM-WIDE RELATIONSHIPS AND DEVELOPMENT OF MODULAR-BASED HYPOTHESES

Anthropogenic Impacts to Tidal Creeks - Posters

Carmichael*, R.H.; I. Valiela, THE EFFECTS OF LAND-DERIVED N LOADS ON QUAHOGS AND SOFTSHELL CLAMS

Daniel*, D.A.; R.R. Christian; L.K. Blum, WATER QUALITY IN A "PROTECTED" COASTAL LAGOON

Fielding*, K.P.; P.M. Glibert, IMPACTS OF NON-POINT SOURCE NUTRIENTS ON NUTRIENT CHEMISTRY AND PHYTOPLANKTON IN TRIBUTARIES OF CHESAPEAKE BAY

Hackney*, C.T.; A.R. Clark; M.H. Posey; L.L. Leonard; G.B. Avery; T.D. Alphin, IMPACTS OF AN ARTIFICIAL INCREASE IN SEA LEVEL ON WETLANDS IN THE CAPE FEAR RIVER BASIN: BASELINE MONITORING

Jarrell*, J.L.; A.M. Lohrer; W.V. Johnson; D.M. Allen, USING MULTI-FACETED ESTUARINE MONITORING TO DETECT AN APERIODIC ANTHROPOGENIC IMPACT AT THE NORTH INLET-WINYAH BAY NERR

MacPherson*, T.A.; M. Mallin; L.B. Cahoon, SEDIMENT OXYGEN DEMAND AND BIOCHEMICAL OXYGEN DEMAND- PATTERNS OF OXYGEN DEPLETION IN TIDAL CREEKS

Miller*, S.L.; L.A. Leonard; S.T. Kinsey; J.N. Halls, AN EXAMINATION OF PHOSPHORUS BEHAVIOR AND SEDIMENT CHARACTERISTICS WITHIN ANTHROPOGENICALLY IMPACTED ESTUARINE ENVIRONMENTS

Parsons*, D.C.; M.A. Mallin, EFFECT OF POLLUTANT SOURCE DISTANCE ON WATER QUALITY PARAMETER CONCENTRATIONS OF SIX TIDAL CREEKS IN SOUTHEASTERN NORTH CAROLINA

Pillay*, D.; A.T. Forbes; N.T. Demetriades, THE EFFECTS OF PRAWN FARM EFFLUENT WATER ON TWO SOUTH AFRICAN ESTUARIES.

Sinclair*, J.E.; M.A. Poirrier; S.W. Abadie, BENTHIC INVERTEBRATE COMMUNITY STRUCTURE ALONG A CONTAMINANT GRADIENT IN A TIDAL, WETLAND STREAM

Southerland*, H.A.; A.J. Lewitus, PHYSIOLOGICAL RESPONSES OF ESTUARINE MICROALGAE TO UV-INDUCED FLUORANTHENE TOXICITY

Anthropogenic Impacts to Tidal Creeks No. 1

Arnold*, G.; A. Bohannon; M. Luckenbach; M. Roberts, Jr.; M. Newman; D. Powell; M. Unger; G. Vadas; M. Vogelbein, EVALUATING IMPACTS OF EXCESSIVE RUNOFF FROM VEGETABLE FARMS ON LIVING RESOURCES IN TIDAL CREEKS

Fogel*, M.L.; M.J. Wooller; A.T. Hines, ISOTOPIC TRACERS OF DYNAMIC FOOD WEB CHANGES IN ESTUARINE ECOSYSTEMS

Frick*, W.E., PREDICTING POLLUTANT CONCENTRATIONS IN TIDAL CHANNELS USING EPA'S VISUAL PLUMES MODEL

Juanes*, F.; R. Rountree, LOW TIDE NEKTON DENSITIES OF A SUBTIDAL MARSH CREEK BASED ON AN IMPROVED SAMPLING METHOD

Koepfler*, E.T.; A.J. Lewitus; R.F. Dame, CAUSES OF VARIABILITY IN BIOTIC AND GEOCHEMICAL CHARACTERISTICS OF PRISTINE TIDAL CREEK ECOSYSTEMS.

Struck*, S.; C. Craft; S. Broome; J. Sacco, THE EFFECTS OF BRIDGE SHADING ON ESTUARINE MARSH STRUCTURE AND FUNCTION

Anthropogenic Impacts to Tidal Creeks No. 2

Asmus*, H.; R.M. Asmus, ECOSYSTEM DYNAMICS OF A NORTH SEA TIDAL LAGOON - ARE RECENT CHANGES MAN-MADE ?

Barile*, P.J.; B.E. Lapointe; W.R. Matzie, ECOLOGICAL EFFECTS OF WASTEWATER NUTRIENT DISCHARGES FROM MAN-MADE CANAL SYSTEMS IN THE FLORIDA KEYS

Holland*, A.F.; D.M. Sanger; C.P. Gawle; D.J. Gillett, SPATIAL AND TEMPORAL VARIABILITY IN ENVIRONMENTAL CONDITIONS IN TIDAL CREEKS: IMPLICATIONS FOR MONITORING

Jutte*, P.C.; R.F. Van Dolah; G.L. Hay; G. Riekerk, EXPLORING THE SPATIAL AND ENVIRONMENTAL CHARACTERISTICS OF TIDAL CREEKS IN RELATION TO FINFISH AND CRUSTACEAN ASSEMBLAGES

Nelson, K.A.; L.A. Leonard*; M. Posey; T. Alphin; M. Mallin; D. Parsons, CREATED OYSTER (CRASSOSTREA VIRGINICA) REEFS AS A BIOREMEDITATION TOOL IN SMALL TIDAL CREEKS

Lipp*, E.K.; J.B. Rose, MICROBIAL FECAL POLLUTION IN TIDAL CREEKS AND CANALS IN DEVELOPED REGIONS OF SOUTHWEST FLORIDA

Mallin*, M.A.; D.C. Parsons; M.R. McIver; S.H. Ensign; V.L. Johnson; H.A. CoVan, NURIENTS, NUTRIENT LIMITATION, AND PHYTOPLANKTON BLOOMS IN URBANIZED NORTH CAROLINA TIDAL CREEKS

Pennington*, P.L.; M.E. DeLorenzo; J.C. Lawton; M.H. Fulton; G.I. Scott, UTILIZATION OF A MODULAR ESTUARINE MESOCOSM FOR ASSESSING EFFECTS OF PESTICIDE EXPOSURE

Porter*, D.E.; H. Kelsey; G. Scott; D. White; M. Neet, USING GIS AND REGRESSION MODELING TECHNIQUES TO ASSESS THE ROLE OF LAND USE ON FECAL COLIFORM LEVELS IN ESTUARINE RECEIVING WATERS

Posey*, M.; T. Alphin; L. Cahoon; D. Lindquist; M. Mallin, FOOD WEB DYNAMICS IN TIDAL CREEK ESTUARIES

Scott*, G.I.; M.H. Fulton; B.C.Thompson; L.F. Webster; A.K. Leight; J. Stewart; J. Gooch; D. Chestnut; R.F. Van Dolah; D.W. Porter; H. Kelsey, IDENTIFICATION OF COLIFORM BACTERIAL POLLUTION SOURCES IN TIDAL CREEK WATERSHEDS OF SOUTH CAROLINA USING MULTIPLE ANTIBIOTIC RESISTANCE AND SELECTED MOLECULAR TECHNIQUES

White*, D.L.; D.E. Porter; A.J. Lewitus; R.G. Tymowski, SPATIAL AND TEMPORAL ANALYSES OF WATER QUALITY AND PHYTOPLANKTON COMPOSITION IN AN URBANIZED VERSUS PRISTINE SALT MARSH ESTUARY

Atmospheric Inputs and Processes - Posters

Carstensen*, J.; L.M. Frohm; B. Gustafsson, EFFECT OF ATMOSPHERIC DEPOSITION OF NITROGEN ON SUMMER ALGAL BLOOMS IN KATTEGAT

Jenkins*, C.L., THE IMPACTS OF STORMWATER RUNOFF ON EASTERN SHORE (VA) COASTAL SYSTEMS

Nuttle*, W.K.; R. Price; P.K. Swart, ESTIMATING EVAPORATION FROM FLORIDA BAY

Smith*, N.P., INTRA-ANNUAL VARIABILITY OF EVAPORATIVE WATER LOSS FROM FLORIDA BAY

Swaney*, D.; R. Marino, A REVIEW OF ESTIMATES OF AIR-WATER EXCHANGE OF OXYGEN AND THEIR SIGNIFICANCE FOR ESTIMATING PRODUCTIVITY

Vieira*, M.E.C.; C.S. Irwin, DYNAMICS OF DESTRATIFICATION IN A SMALL TRIBUTARY ESTUARY

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