Presentations
Nov. 2006 Skidaway Institute of
Oceanography – Invited Seminar Speaker
Primary productivity in wetlands of
the San Francisco Estuary: Implications for restoration
Oct.
2006 CALFED Science Conference – Poster Presentations
1) The effects of salinity on
phytoplankton and dissolved organic carbon
availability.
2) Phytoplankton production within
the low salinity zone.
3) Summary of program objectives and
preliminary results.
Oct.
2005 Estuarine Research Federation – Poster Presentation
(Interactive)
How does nutrient availability relate
to primary productivity in natural and restored wetlands in the San
Francisco Estuary?
Oct.
2004 CALFED Science Conference – Poster Presentation
Evaluating nutrient regimes and
primary productivity in wetlands in the San Francisco Estuary.
Sept.
2003 Estuarine Research Federation – Oral Presentation
Using macroalgae as an indicator of
terrestrial influences in a southern California
estuary.
April
2003 California Estuarine Research Society Meeting – Oral
Presentation
Using macroalgae as an indicator of
anthropogenic influences in southern California estuaries.
Feb.
2003 Southern California Coastal Water Research Project –
Invited Seminar Speaker
Physiological responses of
bloom-forming macroalgae to eutrophic conditions: Implications for use
as a bioindicator of freshwater and nutrient influx to estuarine areas.
Nov.
2002 Western Soceiety of Naturalists Conference – Oral
Presentation
Factorial experiments of increasing
complexity to quantify physiological responses of a bloom-forming green
macroalga to short-term change in salinity, nutrients, and light.
June
2002 Southern California Academy of Sciences Conference – Oral
Presentation
Physiological Responses to Variations
in Salinity, Nutrients and Light Availability of the Bloom-Forming
Macroalga Enteromorpha intestinalis:
Implications for Use as a Bioindicator of Freshwater and Nutrient
Influx to Estuarine and Coastal Areas.
Nov.
2001 Estuarine Research Federation – Poster Presentation
The Physiological Effects of Salinity
Reduction and Nutrient Enrichment on the Bloom-Forming Macroalga Enteromorpha intestinalis.