September 11 Jack Cosby (University of Virginia): Virginia Trout Stream Sensitivity Study – Two ways of measuring change in acid-base chemistry.

September 18 Rick Webb (University of Virginia): Virginia Trout Stream Sensitivity Study – Regional trends in acid-base chemistry.

September 25 Sam Austin (Virginia Department of Forestry): An overview of the Virginia Department of Forestry Reference Stream Monitoring Initiative.

October 2 Art Bulger (University of Virginia): Acidification in the northeast: Recovery?

October 9 Keith Reinhardt (University of Virginia, Chesapeake Bay Foundation): Effects of flood disturbance on stream biogeochemistry.

October 16 Ron Munson (Tetra Tech, Inc.): Mercury cycling in lakes.

October 23 Craig Roghair (Virginia Tech): Recovery from and effects of a catastrophic debris flow on the brook trout population and instream habitat of the Staunton River, Shenandoah National Park, Virginia.

October 30 Frank Deviney (University of Virginia): Detecting change in water quality in Deep Run and White Oak Run, Shenandoah National Park, Virginia.

November 6 James Akerson (National Park Service): What's forest health? Who's a pest? (Forest health status in Shenandoah National Park).

November 13 Danny Welsch (University of Virginia): Relationships between topography and chemistry in subsurface stormflow.

November 20 Andy Dolloff (USDA Forest Service): Fish and forestry in the southeastern U.S.

November 27 Dave Harbor (Washington and Lee University): Expansion of the James River basin by river capture:  Evidence of recent and speculations for ancient.

December 4 Melanie Allen (University of Virginia): Documenting landuse and disturbance history in Shenandoah National Park study watersheds.

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