Daniel McLaughlin — ASN Events

Do quantitative macroinvertebrate samples from riffles and depositional habitats provide accurate estimates of stream condition across a gradient of agricultural land cover? (134105)

11:15 AM

Brice Crum

Landuse & Non-Point Source Impacts 1.0

Linking oxygen and carbon dynamics to characterize dominant biogeochemical processes in headwater wetlands (134011)

11:00 AM

Carla López Lloreda

Special Session: Lakes, ponds, reservoirs and wetlands oh my! Drivers, feedbacks, and responses of the carbon cycle under changing climate and anthropogenic stressors 1.0

Disentangling seasonal and interannual drivers of macroinvertebrate community responses to flow and specific conductance in Central Appalachian streams. (134428)

5:00 PM

Amaryllis Adey

Special Session: Across ecosystem linkages: quantifying aquatic-terrestrial reciprocal connections to support resilient watersheds 3.0

Severe storm response in Central Appalachian streams: focusing on benthic macroinvertebrate community dynamics (135869)

2:00 PM

Quinn Weigel

Special Session: Across ecosystem linkages: quantifying aquatic-terrestrial reciprocal connections to support resilient watersheds 2.0

Spatial distribution and hydrology as controls on aquatic insect beta diversity across geographically isolated wetlands (135894)

11:00 AM

Elizabeth Sicking

Special Session: Unraveling wetland invertebrate dynamics: Connecting small-scale responses to landscape-level influences 1.0

Surface mining increases the contribution of chlorophyll-a to aquatic insect food webs in central Appalachia. (135984)

4:30 PM

Sally A Entrekin

Special Session: Across ecosystem linkages: quantifying aquatic-terrestrial reciprocal connections to support resilient watersheds 3.0

Evaluating organic matter decomposition in headwater streams across a mining-induced salinity gradient throughout the Central Appalachian Coalfields (136049)

4:45 PM

Megan Underwood

Special Session: Across ecosystem linkages: quantifying aquatic-terrestrial reciprocal connections to support resilient watersheds 3.0

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Do quantitative macroinvertebrate samples from riffles and depositional habitats provide accurate estimates of stream condition across a gradient of agricultural land cover? (134105)

Linking oxygen and carbon dynamics to characterize dominant biogeochemical processes in headwater wetlands (134011)

Disentangling seasonal and interannual drivers of macroinvertebrate community responses to flow and specific conductance in Central Appalachian streams. (134428)

Severe storm response in Central Appalachian streams: focusing on benthic macroinvertebrate community dynamics (135869)

Spatial distribution and hydrology as controls on aquatic insect beta diversity across geographically isolated wetlands (135894)

Surface mining increases the contribution of chlorophyll-a to aquatic insect food webs in central Appalachia. (135984)

Evaluating organic matter decomposition in headwater streams across a mining-induced salinity gradient throughout the Central Appalachian Coalfields (136049)

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