The fight against climate change is everybody's business, and students are at the forefront of fighting for a better future. Come hear the latest research on global warming, wetland restoration, hydrology, biology, and climate change from our perspectives. Cultivate discussions on policy and mitigation, and strategies for combatting climate change. Conference presentations will be invited and contributed.
Registration Costs
Student (SWS member): $35.00Student (non-member): $55.00*SWS member (non-student): $75.00Super Supporter SWS member (non-student): $100.00Non-member & Non-student: $125.00
*The non-member student registration fee includes an annual student membership for SWS!
Agenda*All times/agenda items are drafted in EST (UTC -05:00) and subject to change.Friday, April 5th
Mitigating Climate Change Impacts with Beaver Related Restoration
Historical ecology and soil carbon dynamics in peatlands impacted by industrial smelting contamination (Sudbury, Ontario, Canada)
Everglades Agricultural Area, Florida: The current status of stable carbon pool
Exploring Nitrogen Enrichment: Unraveling the Dynamics of MAOM Formation in the Mangrove-Saltmarsh Ecotone along Florida's Northeast Coast
Modeling changes in tidal marsh response to sea-level rise
Effects of treated effluent discharge on tree water use and growth in a cypress swamp
Unique Waters: Wastewater Impacts on Chrissiesmeer's Lake-Wetland Ecosystem
Evidence that our dustier atmosphere could shift peat chemistry, microbial community structure, and function- with implications for peat carbon fluxes
Enhancing Wastewater Treatment in Wetlands: Phytoremediation in Mpumalanga's Naauwpoort and Phola Plants
Machine Learning Applications in Wetland Ecology
A Sustainable Development Goals Workshop: Developing a Toolbox for SDG to Enhance People's Connection to Wetlands
Saturday, April 6th
Geospatial Assessment of Essential Factors for Habitat Suitability of Migratory Birds in the Changing Climatic Conditions
Overlapping extractive activities in Peruvian wetlands
Microplastic Pollution Remediation Through Constructed Treatment Wetland Systems
Leveraging Climate Models for Ecosystem Resilience
Creating Wetland Maps using ArcGIS Workshop
Engaging Communities Through Land Conservation Workshop
Creating Scientific Websites for scientists
Diversity and Inclusion in Wetland Science
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