"Measuring Ecosystem Restoration Success through Coral Reef Management and Monitoring in the Florida Keys National Marine Sanctuary"
• Florida Keys National Marine Sanctuary: Ms. Joanne Delaney and Mr. Ben Haskell

"EPA's Coral Reef Monitoring Project for The Florida Keys National Marine Sanctuary"

• U.S. Environmental Protection Agency: Mr. Fred McManus

"Big Cypress National Preserve: Managing the Co-Existence of Multiple Use and Preservation"

• Big Cypress National Preserve: Susan Kaynor

"Biscayne National Park"

• Biscayne National Park: Juan Rodriguez

"Everglades National Park"

• Everglades National Park: Roberta D'Amico

"Dry Tortugas National Park"

• Everglades National Park: Roberta D'Amico

"Arthur R. Marshall Loxahatchee National Wildlife Refuge"

• U.S. Fish & Wildlife Service: Ms. Serena Rinker

"National Key Deer Refuge"

• U.S. Fish & Wildlife Service

"Florida Panther National Wildlife Refuge"

• U.S. Fish & Wildlife Service

"J.N. Ding Darling National Wildlife Refuge"

• U.S. Fish & Wildlife Service

"Hobe Sound National Wildlife Refuge"

• U.S. Fish & Wildlife Service

"Science to Management at Rookery Bay National Estuarine Research Reserve"

• Florida Department of Environmental Protection: Dr. Todd Hopkins

"The Application of Science to Water Management on The Big Cypress Seminole Reservation"

• Seminole Tribe of Indians: Dr. Bill Dunson and Ms. Rhonda Roff

"South Florida Multi-species Recovery Plan; Endangered Species: The Road to Recovery; and Refuges, Research, and Restoration"
• U.S. Fish & Wildlife Service, Ecological Services: Trish Adams and Dawn Jennings

"Ecosystem Management at Work in South Florida"

Presented by Florida Department of Environmental Protection:
• Ms. Gail Sloane and
• Ms. Karen Ventimglia
Other Florida Department of Environmental Protection Contributors:
• Ernie Barnett, Office of Ecosystem Management;
• Dianne Crigger, Southeast District; Bruce Boler, South District;
• Donna Tterlikkis, Division of Water Facilities,
• Tom Singleton, Division of Water Facilities;
• Ann Marie Tavares , Office of Environmental Education;
• Teri Valente, Office of Environmental Education; and
• Debora Hall, Division of Law Enforcement

"Comprehensive Review Study (Restudy) of The Central and Southern Florida Project"

• U.S. Army Corps of Engineers, Dr. Hanley "Bo" Smith

"Sustainable Urban Development in Southeast Florida"

• South Florida Regional Planning Council, Ping Chang
• Treasure Coast Regional Planning Council, Joan Barlow

"Water Quality Protection in South Florida"

• South Florida Water Management District / U.S. Environmental Protection Agency: Ms. Melissa Meeker

"National Water Quality Assessment (NAWQA) Program"

• U.S. Geological Survey: David McCulloch , Annette Seidenfeld, and Ben McPherson

"Southern Everglades Restoration Alliance: The Science - Management Connection"

• Southern Everglades Restoration Alliance, Lewis Hornung

"Integrated Pest Management as an Alternative to Methyl Bromide"
• U.S. Department of Agriculture, Agriculture Research Service: Dr. E.N. Rosskopf and Dr. N.K. Burelle

"Agricultural Best Management Practices - BMPs: From concepts to effective reality through science"

Presenters from the University of Florida:
• Dr. Forrest T. Izuno, Agricultural and Biological Engineering, UF
• Dr. Ronald W. Rice, Horticultural Sciences, UF
• Dr. Timothy A. Lang, Project Environmental Agronomist, UF
• Ms. Laurene Capone, Project Manager and Biologist, UF
Display contributors:
• Dr. James D. Stuck, Project Engineer
• Mr. Raymond M. Garcia, Project Engineer
• Dr. Del Bottcher, Project Consulting Engineer
• Display funded by:
• The Everglades Agricultural Area Environmental Protection District
• The Florida Department of Environmental Protection

"Healing the Everglades - Research and Management Working Together Using Advanced Treatment Technologies"

• South Florida Water Management District: Dr. Susan Gray, Kathy Pietro, and Lori Wenkert

"The Everglades Construction Project"

• South Florida Water Management District: Maria Bennett and Alejandro Perez

"Effect of Managing Water Levels and Flows in the Northern Everglades on Ground-Water Interaction and Movement of Contaminants "

• U.S. Geological Survey: Dr. Judson Harvey and Dr. Jungyill Choi

"Krupaseep - The Next Generation Seepage Meter"

• South Florida Water Management District: Steven L. Krupa and Cynthia Gefvert

"Memorial for Scientists Who Died Tragically While Performing Field Investigations"
• U.S. Geological Survey: Bob Mooney
• South Florida Water Management District: Trudy Morris

U.S. Department of the Interior, U.S. Geological Survey, Center for Coastal Geology
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