Too much of a good thing: salinization stress drives decline of scraper secondary production in central Appalachian headwaters (#103)

2:15 PM

Kelley A Sinning

Special Session: Beyond nitrogen and phosphorus: Assessing the role of other essential elements in freshwater ecosystems 1.0

Failure is an option: the more you do it the easier it gets to deal with it (most of the time). (#452)

2:45 PM

Sally Entrekin

Special Session: From dead ends to discovery: Embracing failure as a pathway to scientific progress 1.0

Determining the impact of widespread aerial applications of the spongy moth mating disruption treatment on aquatic ecosystems. (#796)

3:30 PM

David Speth

Poster Session 2

Salts in the City: Studying the impact of road salts on mussel nutrient cycling and storage (#279)

11:15 AM

Donya Mohamed

Special Session: Tides of stress - Physiological responses and resiliency of aquatic organisms to environmental stress across freshwater and coastal ecosystems 1.0

Let’s not get bogged down: Full hydroperiod analysis of aquatic insect biomass transport and richness in variable isolated wetlands (#319)

11:30 AM

Elizabeth Sicking

Wetlands 1.0

Assessing the influence of environmental factors and human use on the presence and distribution of rare invertebrate taxa in springs throughout Shenandoah National Park (#431)

11:15 AM

Megan Underwood

Biodiversity 1.0

Food for Thought: Understanding how Mussel Restoration Drives Macroinvertebrate Community Composition, Function, and Water Quality  (#758)

3:30 PM

Rowan/Kendall Scott

Poster Session 2

Assessing Quality and Quantity of Headwater Stream Food Resources Across a Mining-Induced Salinity Gradient in the Central Appalachian Coalfield (#444)

2:45 PM

Lisa Tabor

Biogeochemistry 6.0

Unionid mussel restoration as a nature-based approach for mitigating nutrient loading (#355)

2:45 PM

Chester B Zarnoch

Invertebrates 2.0

Carbon, nitrogen, and phosphorous storage by Unionid mussels in an urban stream (#685)

3:30 PM

Amanda Flores

Poster Session 1