Monday, June 4, 2007: 3:15 PM-5:00 PM
Lexington Room A (Columbia Metropolitan Convention Center)
Special Session - Changing Land Use and Water Quality
The theme of the session will be the impacts of urbanization on water quality, hydrology, and aquatic biota. While the issue is global, most of the presentations will emphasize the southeastern United States. Although research approaches are varied, landscape and catchment scale studies will be most prevalent. The physiographic regions involved include the Appalachian Mountains, the Piedmont, and coastal areas.
Organizer:Graeme Lockaby
3:15 PM62Consequences of changing land use in coastal South Carolina: effects on water quality in Lowcountry tidal creeks
Guy T. DiDonato, Anne C. Blair, A. Frederick Holland, George Riekerk, Brian Robinson, Angela Rourk, Denise M. Sanger, Jill Stewart, Brian Thompson, Robert Van Dolah
3:30 PM63Changes in water quality and hydrology across a land use gradient in Georgia
Graeme Lockaby, Jackie Crim, Jon Schoonover
3:45 PM64Response of Watersheds with Different Land Use Change
William R. English, Jeremy Pike, Chris Post, John Morse, John Smink, John Hayes, Mark Schlautman
4:00 PM65Impacts of changing land use on aquatic communities in streams of the Georgia Piedmont
Brian Helms, Kyle Barrett, Jon Schoonover, Jack Feminella
4:15 PM66Land use impacts on water quality in the southern Appalachians
Barton D. Clinton, James M. Vose
4:30 PM67Urbanization and Water Quality in the South Carolina Piedmont
Gregory P. Lewis, C. Brannon Andersen, Min-Ken Liao, Suresh Muthukrishnan, Weston R. Dripps, Dennis C. Haney
4:45 PM68Does Land Use within a Watershed Effect the Relationship between Water Quality and Riparian Land Use?
Ronald W. Griffiths
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