PPT-Impact of Land Use Activities in the Maumee River Watershed on Harmful Algal Blooms in

Ramiro Berardo PhD Francesca Formica Ajay Singh PhD Jeffrey Reutter PhD This work was supported by the National SocioEnvironmental Synthesis Center SESYNC under funding received from the National Science Foundation DBI1052875. kdheksgovalgaeillness 1 What causes bluegreen algae blooms Bluegreen algae are a natural part of water based ecosystems They become a problem when nutrient s phosphorus and nitr ogen are present in concentrations above what would occur naturally Unde Factors that . Disturb . Biogeochemical . Cycles. Disturbing the Carbon Cycle. Natural Events. Forest fires – release large amounts of carbon dioxide. Volcanoes – break down rock containing carbon and releases it into the atmosphere, the ash also keeps the sun from reaching plants. Class. Location. Schedule. M-W-F. Lab Tues-Thurs. Office. Phone. Email. Book(s). Required Text. Additional. Materials. Item 1. Item 2. Item 3. Investigation of the physical parameters that cause to formation or expansion of Harmful Algae Bloom (HAB) and comparing worldwide records with the Persian . The Winneshiek County and the SWCD. Corey Meyer . Watershed Projects Coordinator. 8 Communities rest within the watershed, 6 public water supplies, 4 municipal waste systems, Turkey River considered high quality water resource . Documented HAB ProblemResponsible HAB Species Mid-Atlantic (NY,NJ, RI, MA)brown tide (reduced light penetration, severescallop mortalities, recruitment failure, growthinhibition in scallops, adv Presented by:. Erin Gray, JD . Articled Student, UVic Environmental Law Centre. Outline . Introduction to Restoration Techniques. Technical Solutions (in lake). Input Management (external sources). Outline . Delilah Clement. Graduate Research Assistant. clemedel@mail.gvsu.edu. Outline. Introduction. Agricultural Tile Drains. Macatawa Watershed. Objectives. Methods. Results. Discussion. Management. Total Maximum Daily Load. September 2014 Webinar Presentation. DELAWARE RIVER WATERSHED INITATIVE. Accelerating Conservation, Assessing Impact. f. eaturing. NJ HIGHLANDS CLUSTER. New Jersey Highlands Coalition. North . Jersey . Guy M. Foster, Lindsey R. King, and Jennifer L. Graham . Kansas Water Science Center. KDHE Winter HAB Stakeholder Meeting. Topeka, Kansas. January 18, 2017. This information is preliminary and subject to revision. It is being. Suppose there is a farm near a slow-moving body of water. . The fertilizer runoff from the farm enters the slow-moving body of water and becomes thoroughly mixed. . The concentration of fertilizer in the water influences the occurrence of harmful algal blooms. . A Regional and Nationwide Concern. William . Goodfellow. , Margaret McArdle, and Kendra Brown. Exponent. December 5, . 2018. Illinois Pollution Control Board. 3. 4. HAB Organisms Vary by Region. Dinoflagellate, Red tide, . Members:. Patrick Lawrence (chair), Geography and Planning. Kevin Egan, Economics. Ken Kilbert, Law/Legal Institute of the Great Lakes . Neil Reid, Urban Affairs Center/Geography and Planning. Task 1: Policies and Practices of CAFOs . Algal blooms can produce toxins that hurt people animals and the environment Learn what harmful algal blooms are and how to avoid themWhen in doubt stay outTweetsGeneral AwarenessTake care of yourself Algai. Toxins. Dr. Ayat B. Al-. Ghafari. Associate Professor of Biomedical Sciences. e.mail. : abalghafari@kau.edu.sa. Algae refers to a large and diverse group of aquatic organisms that contain chlorophyll and carry out oxygenic photosynthesis. .