ENR 8897 Graduate Symposium

We welcome you to attend the ENR 8897 Graduate Symposium Tuesday, April 24, 2018 from 10 A.M.- Noon in Kottman Hall room 244.

Kevin Fisher- A New Strategy for the Eradication of Asian Carps
JordanReding- The Effects of Rock Climbing on Lichen and Bryophyte Species Abundance and Richness on Climbed Near-Vertical Rock Climbs at the Red River Gorge

Ian Adams- Relationships Between Causal Attributions and Self-Conscious 

Emotions in Pro-Environmental Decision-Making

NoelyGonzalez-Maldonado- The Effect of Long-Term No-till and Crop Rotation in Soil Health and Crop Productivity

Lewis Lolya- Assessing Avian Responses to Habitat Management Along Pipeline Right-of-Ways

Don Radcliffe- Analyzing Breakdowns of Environmental Gradients in Oak Forests by Modelling Distributions of Mesophilic Tree Saplings in the Wayne National Forest

Sarah Francino- Pawpaw Variation Across Ohio

Nicole Hengst- Population-Habitat Relationships of Virginia Rails and Sorasin Impounded Marshes in the Western Basin of Lake Erie in Ohio

Lana Milbern- Foraging Behavior of Breeding Songbirds in Urban Columbus, Ohio

Luanne Hendricks- Bioavailability of AninomethylphosphoricAcid

Heather Curtis- Seasonal Fate of Phosphorus and Nitrogen in Deep Row Biosolids Trenching

Ken Poland- Predictors of Stakeholder Perception in Watershed Collaboratives