Tuesday Morning Seminar Series

Spring 2005 Schedule

See the schedules of previous quarters

  • Mar 29 Simulating Hydrologic Processes: Insights from Experimental Plot Measurements at the UW Center for Urban Horticulture Stephanie Kampf Graduate Student, Civil and Environmental Engineering
  • Apr 5 Washington Forest Practices Habitat Conservation Plan: The Science, Law and Politics of Fifty Years of ESA Assurances Paul Kampmeier and Toby Thaler Staff Attorney, Washington Forest Law Center
  • Apr 12 The Lingering Effect of Oil on Public Health and the Environment Riki Ott Marine Toxicologist, Dragonfly Sisters Press
  • Apr 19 Designing Recovery Strategies for Chinook Salmon: Scientific Analyses and Communicating to Decision Makers Mary Ruckelshaus Team Leader, Salmon Risk Evaluation group, Northwest Fisheries Science Center (NOAA)
  • Apr 26 Applying Information Science to Earth Science Integration Issues Miles Logsdon Assistant Professor, School of Oceanography
  • May 3 Trends in Fish Habitat Conditions Following Logging in Alaska Coastal Streams Douglas Martin Martin Environmental
  • May 10 Ecological and Social Health: It Matters What We Measure James Karr Professor, Aquatic and Fishery Sciences and Biology
  • May 17 Effect of Changing Riparian Vegetation on Nutrients Delivered to Urban Puget Sound Lowland Streams Mindy Roberts Graduate Student, Civil and Environmental Engineering
  • May 24 A Streamside Wetland Mitigation Bank—The Challenges of Project Design and Regulatory Approval James Hodge Project Manager and General Counsel, Skagit Environmental Bank
  • May 31 Prioritizing Forest Restoration in the Cedar River Watershed by Modeling Late-Seral Forest Habitat Connectivity Bill Richards Forest Ecologist, Seattle Public Utilities