The Water quality section has been fortunate to benefit from the long-term commitment and leadership provided by Gregg Lomnicky. Gregg joined AFS in 1987. In 1992, he received the AFS Pro Pin for convincing...
Congratulations to Jelsie Kerr (Purdue University) who received the Water Quality Section’s Student Poster Award at the annual meeting in Grand Rapids, MI! Her poster was titled Modeling effectiveness of agricultural best management practices...
Congratulations to Emily Andrade (Delaware State University) who received the Water Quality Section’s Student Poster Award at the annual meeting in Spokane, WA! Her poster was titled Investigating Relationships between Physical Water Quality Parameters...
A list of some of the publications by Water quality Section Members since 2016. Water Quality Section Member Publications
August 20, 2022 —Gregg joined AFS in 1987 and became a life member in 1992, when he recruited 22 fisheries students to AFS! He joined the Water Quality section in 2003 and served as...
Congratulations to Olivia Balkcum, student at Clemson U. for winning our 2020 student poster award for her poster entitled ‘How Do Warm Winters Affect Energy Allocation Trade-offs in Cool-Water Fish?‘ with coauthors William Sims,...
https://www.washingtonpost.com/climate-environment/2020/08/24/pebble-mine-trump/
COVID-19: Improved water quality expected In Wake of Global Shutdowns, Researchers Expect Water Quality to Improve
November 26, 2019Henriette Jager, senior research scientist in the Environmental Sciences Division at the Department of Energy’s Oak Ridge National Laboratory, has been elected fellow of the American Association for the Advancement of Science...
To our Water Monitoring Colleagues around the Nation: As Co-Chairs of the National Water Quality Monitoring Council (or “Council”), we are pleased to release the seventeenth edition of our online newsletter National Water Monitoring...
The technique uses macroinvertebrates, and will be of interest to those familiar with, or using, the ICI in biomonitoring. Many state water quality agencies collect macroinvertebrate data as part of their monitoring, and use...
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