Presentations
The Climate Connection Workshop Series:
Climate Variability and Impacts to South Carolina's Natural Resources
| Topic - September 13, 2012 | Presenter |
|---|---|
| Analysis of 60 years of water temperature data from Charleston Harbor Presentation PDF |
Steve Arnott SCDNR-Marine Resources Division, Associate Marine Scientist |
| Climate and Estuarine Fauna Presentation PDF |
Dennis Allen Baruch Marine Field Laboratory, Research Professor and Resident Director |
| Climate Changes Everything Presentation PDF |
Raye Nilius SC Lowcountry Refuges Complex, Project Leader |
| Got Data! Needs for Monitoring and Partnering in a Changing Climate Presentation PDF | Nicole M. Rankin U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service, National Wildlife Refuge System Inventory and Monitoring Network |
| Influence of Climate on Shrimp Abundance Presentation PDF |
David Whitaker SCDNR-Marine Resources Division, Assistant Deputy Director |
| National Fish, Wildlife, and Plants Climate Adaptation Strategy Presentation PDF |
Arpita Choudhury Association of Fish and Wildlife Agencies, Science and Research Liaison |
| National Integrated Drought Information System: Pilot Project in the Carolinas Prsentation PDF |
Amanda Brennan Carolina's Integrated Sciences & Assessments, Research Assistant |
| Prolonged Drought Linked to Blue Crab Decline Presentation PDF |
Michael Childress Clemson University, Biological Sciences Associate Professor |
| Salinity Intrusion: Integrating Riverine and Coastal Forces Presentation PDF |
Paul Conrads US Geological Survey, Surface Water Specialist |
| South Carolina's Wildlife Action Plan Presentation PDF |
Derrell Shipes SCDNR-Wildlife & Freshwater Fisheries, Chief of Statewide Projects, Research, and Survey |
Understanding South Carolina's Climate Controls Presentation PDF |
Hope Mizzell SCDNR-Land, Water and Conservation, SC State Climatologist |
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