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South Sound Science Symposium
March 26, 2008

South Sound Science Symposium

Presentations

• Phytoplankton in South Puget Sound: Findings, Trends and Ongoing Research - Aimee Christy, Pacific Shellfish Institute
• Land Cover Change in the Puget Sound - Daniele Spirandelli, Urban Ecology Research Lab (UERL), University of Washington
• Puget Sound Partnership, David Dicks
• Duane Fagergren
• Preliminary Observations on the Environmental Effects of Geoduck Clam Aquaculture, Jeffrey P. Fisher, ENVIRON International Corporation
• Status and trends of marine mammal populations and bioaccumulation of toxics, John Calambokidis, Cascadia Research
• South Sound Water Quality (marine and fresh), Mindy Roberts, Department of Ecology
• Urbanization and stormwater runoff: a persistent forcing pressure for aquatic ecosystems,Nathaniel Scholz, NOAA
• Status and Trends of Marine Birds in Washington’s Southern Puget Sound, David Nysewander, Washington Department of Fish and Wildlife, Wildlife Program
• Disease Processes Driving Changes in Forage Fish Assemblages, Paul Hershberger, USGS
• Nearshore Changes, Dr. Tom Mumford, Department of Natural Resources
• South Sound Circulation, Skip Albertson, Department of Ecology
• Modeling of Coho Populations in South Puget Sound, Scott Steltzner, Squaxin Island Tribe, Natural Resources Department
• Loadings of Toxic Contaminants to South Puget Sound, Scott Redman, Puget Sound Partnership Staff
• Closing Address, Joseph K. Gaydos