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Research Project: Conservation Effects Assessment Project-Wetlands Component Mid-Atlantic Regional Assessment Phase II

Location: Coastal Plains Soil, Water, and Plant Research Center

Project Number: 6657-13000-008-03
Project Type: Reimbursable

Start Date: Aug 01, 2008
End Date: Dec 31, 2010

Objective:
Assist NRCS in providing science-based data, results, and information to routinely inform conservation decisions affecting wetland ecosystems and the services they provide. Assist NRCS in developing a collaborative foundation that facilitates the production and delivery of scientific data, results, and information.

Approach:
The funds used for in-house efforts will focus on assessments of denitrification in the wetland sites. The denitrification enzyme assays will be done on the approximately 60 evaluation sites. Greenhouse gas chamber analyses will be done on a select number of sites via a static chamber and a photoacoustic analyzer. The East Carolina effort will be done via an SCA focused on a site rating system. The Mitchell Ecology effort will be done via an SCA focused on amphibian evaluations. In both cases, the SCA evaluations will consider potential connections with the conditions for and the level of denitrification.

   

 
Project Team
Hunt, Patrick
 
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