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Investigating the effect of oil spills
on the environment and public health.
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Funding Source: Year One Block Grant - The Alabama Marine Environmental Science Consortium

Project Publications & Presentations

Measuring Habitat Utilization, Plant Growth Rates and Secondary Productivity in Response to Oiling in a Northern Gulf of Mexico Salt Marsh

Conference Presentations - 9

2012

Chance, C. M., & J.N (2012). Impacts of BP oil spill on meiofaunal communities in an Alabama salt marsh. In Alabama Academy of Sciences Meeting
Edwards III, B. S., & L.E (2012). Plant community response to oiling in an Alabama salt marsh. In Alabama Academy of Sciences Meeting
Maulorico, R. M., & J.N (2012). Fish community structure in an Alabama salt marsh. In Alabama Academy of Sciences Annual Meeting
McCall, J. C., & C.D (2012). Impacts of BP oil spill on meiofaunal communities in an Alabama salt marsh. In Association of Southeastern Biologists 73th Annual Meeting
Shaw, A. B., & B (2012). Comparison of bacteria found in the soil of oiled and unoiled communities in an Alabama salt marsh. In Alabama Academy of Sciences Annual Meeting

2011

Burnes, B. S., & L.; McCall, J. (2011). Measuring plant productivity and micro-, meio-, and macrofaunal abundance and diversity in response to oiling. In Alabama Academy of Sciences Meeting
Burnes, B. S., & L.; McCall, J. (2011). Measuring plant productivity and micro-, meio-, and macrofaunal abundance and diversity in response to oiling. In Association of Southeastern Biologists 72th Annual Meeting
Stanton, L. M., & J.N.; Burnes, B. (2011). Measuring plant productivity and micro-, meio-, and macro-faunal abundance and diversity in response to oiling in a Northern Gulf of Mexico salt marsh. In Alabama Academy of Sciences Annual Meeting
Stanton, L. M., & J.N.; Burnes, B. (2011). Measuring plant productivity and micro-, meio-, and macro-faunal abundance and diversity in response to oiling in a Northern Gulf of Mexico salt marsh. In Association of Southeastern Biologists 72th Annual Meeting
This research was made possible by a grant from The Gulf of Mexico Research Initiative.
www.gulfresearchinitiative.org