Thursday, May 21, 2009: 1:30 PM-3:15 PM | |||
Ford Ballroom | |||
Special Session - Integration and Application of Watershed Research I | |||
Watershed-scale research is critical for understanding and managing interactions between humans and aquatic ecosystems. Integrating results of the research in ways that can inform management can be challenging. This session will focus on research that addresses watershed scale patterns, and how different elements of the research have been related and translated into forms that can be used in watershed management. | |||
Moderators: | Michael J. Wiley R. Jan Stevenson | ||
1:30 PM | 591 | Evaluating thresholds in ecological responses to support policy and management actions R. Jan Stevenson, Michael J. Wiley, Catherine M. Riseng, Vanessa L. Lougheed, Bryan C. Pijanowski | |
1:45 PM | 592 | Multi-scale approaches for solving nutrient problems in a Chinese watershed Jiaguo Qi, R. Jan Stevenson, Jianying Zhang, Jiaping Wu, William Salas | |
2:00 PM | 593 | Trask River Watershed Study: New food web studies of forest-stream interactions in a managed landscape Sherri L. Johnson, Robert E. Bilby, Judith L. Li, Jason Dunham, Michael Adams | |
2:15 PM | 594 | Towards developing relationships between catchment attributes and the ecological integrity of New Zealand lakes Dave Kelly, Marc Schallenberg, Deanne Drake, Asit Mazumder | |
2:30 PM | 595 | Using watershed-scale results and litigation to manage nutrient problems Renee Mulcrone, R. Jan Stevenson, Ronald French, Tony Gendusa | |
2:45 PM | 596 | Urban watershed restoration: Use attainability analysis for the Chicago Area Waterway System Ronald French | |
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