Abstract: The ecological repercussions of environmental change are easily seen in macroalgal-dominated systems, which can respond quickly to changes in abiotic conditions. To describe the cophysiological links between the scales of individual response and community response, I will draw on … Read more
Abstract: Nearly 1.5 million people inhabit barrier islands along the U.S. Atlantic and Gulf Coasts and coastal groundwater dynamics influence the availability of freshwater, ecosystem health, pollutant transport, and flooding in these densely populated communities. However, groundwater dynamics, including the … Read more
Zoom webinar ID:969 1093 3469 East Carolina University Host: Joel Fodrie
Abstract: I spent 17 happy years at IMS and UNC helped launch my scientific career. Local reefs were relatively simple, of modest diversity, and general patterns I detected in these low diversity systems could then be tested for their robustness … Read more
Abstract: Cyanobacterial harmful algal blooms (CyanoHABs) are a major threat to environmental and human health along the freshwater to marine continuum. As global proliferation of CyanoHABs continues to increase in prevalence, intensity, and toxicity, it is important to identify and … Read more
Zoom webinar ID:969 1093 3469 Host: Rachel Noble
