Betty J. Grizzle South Florida Natural Resources Center Everglades National Park 950 North Krome Avenue Homestead, FL 33030 305-555-1212 (office) 305-555-1112 (fax) Qualification of Organizer: Dr. B. J. Grizzle has been involved with Everglades restoration programs since 1998, serving on the C&SF Project Comprehensive Review Study (Restudy) and as principal biologist on several restoration projects while with the US Fish and Wildlife Service. She has also served as co-chair of various CERP RECOVER teams, including the Adaptive Assessment and the Interim Goals teams. Her current position as Adjacent Lands Coordinator with the National Park Service provides Dr. Grizzle with a unique opportunity to combine her science background with her legal education in resolving management challenges for south Florida’s parks. List of Potential / Invited Participants to Proposed Dedicated Session (minimum of 5): Name Contact Information Proposed Presentation Title Mark University of Florida A historical reconstruction of trophic dynamics in Soil and Water Science Department Lake Okeechobee and its surrounding wetlands Gainesville, FL 352-555-1212 ext 555 352-555-1211 (fax) Email: Mark.Clark@uflorida.edu Robert Fennema Durban, Inc. The historical importance of Lake Okeechobee 400 SW 52 Avenue, Suite 300 during drought periods in south Florida Maimi, FL 33100 786-555-1212 786-555-1221 (fax) Email: rfennema@durban.com Rosanna Rivero Everglades Foundation Potential for improving ecosystem function in Lake 18001 Old Culter Road, Suite 625 Okeechobee through CERP Palmetto Bay, FL 33157 305-555-1212 ext 111 305-555-2121 (fax) Email: rrivero@foundation.org
Betty J. Grizzle South Florida Natural Resources Center Everglades National Park 950 North Krome Avenue Homestead, FL 33030 305-555-1212 (office) 305-555-1112 (fax) Qualification of Organizer: Dr. B. J. Grizzle has been involved with Everglades restoration programs since 1998, serving on the C&SF Project Comprehensive Review Study (Restudy) and as principal biologist on several restoration projects while with the US Fish and Wildlife Service. She has also served as co-chair of various CERP RECOVER teams, including the Adaptive Assessment and the Interim Goals teams. Her current position as Adjacent Lands Coordinator with the National Park Service provides Dr. Grizzle with a unique opportunity to combine her science background with her legal education in resolving management challenges for south Florida’s parks. List of Potential / Invited Participants to Proposed Dedicated Session (minimum of 5): Name Proposed Presentation Title Contact Information Mark A historical reconstruction of trophic dynamics in Lake Okeechobee and its surrounding wetlands University of Florida Soil and Water Science Department Gainesville, FL 352-555-1212 ext 555 352-555-1211 (fax) Email: Mark.Clark@uflorida.edu Robert Fennema The historical importance of Lake Okeechobee during drought periods in south Florida Durban, Inc. 400 SW 52 Avenue, Suite 300 Maimi, FL 33100 786-555-1212 786-555-1221 (fax) Email: rfennema@durban.com Rosanna Rivero Potential for improving ecosystem function in Lake Okeechobee through CERP Everglades Foundation 18001 Old Culter Road, Suite 625 Palmetto Bay, FL 33157 305-555-1212 ext 111 305-555-2121 (fax) Email: rrivero@foundation.org
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