Sempterber 17
Art Bulger (University of Virginia) :
Acid rain and fish biodiversity loss.

September 24
Frank Deviney, Jr. (University of Virginia) :
It’s the principal components, Stupid! Assessing change in Virginia mountain watershed processes.

October 1
Ben Morgan and Ron Litwin (U.S. Geological Survey) :
Climate history of Shenandoah National Park - the last 20,000 years.

October 9
John Stoddard (U.S. Environmental Protection Agency) :
Regional trends in acidification recovery.

October 22
Scott Freeman (University of Virginia) :
Are headwater salamander populations connected through movement? The black bellied salamander Desmognathus quadramaculatus as an example.

October 29
Jack Cosby (University of Virginia) :
Modeling future acid deposition effects in the southern Appalachians.

November 12
Frank Gilliam (Marshall University) :
Growth of native West Virginia tree species in mining fill material: making molehills out of mountains.

November 26
Rick Webb (University of Virginia) :
Accounting for variation in watershed response to acidic deposition: a landscape classification scheme for western Virginia.

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