Wetland Science Engineering Research

Hydrophytic vegetation, hydric soils and wetland hydrology all contribute to make wetlands the significant and highly complex ecosystems that they are.

In addition to the more obvious recreational and aesthetic contributions of wetlands, they provide fish and wildlife habitat, protect and enhance water quality through biogeochemical processes, increase flood protection through flood water storage mechanisms, and afford protection against shoreline erosion. Wetlands have rapidly gained public attention over the last two decades as they have been brought into the limelight by state and federal regulations and through the attention given such large scale environmental issues as hurricane Katrina.

Faculty

Wetland Science- (Adams, Baldwin, Harrell, Kangas, Momen, Needelman, Rabenhorst, Tilley)
Wetland Ecology
Wildlife Ecology
Urban Wildlife

Fisheries Ecology

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Last updated: 07/20/2009