Wells Reserve Research Forum
April 8, 2004

8:45-9:00	Chris Feurt	Welcome
9:00-9:20	Alyson Eberhardt	Fish versus human corridors: the impacts of road culverts on fish movement
9:20-9:40	Dr. Ray Konisky	Modeling & Visualizing Restoration for the Drakes Island Salt Marsh in Wells, Maine
9:40-10:00	Sue Smith	Geographic Information Systems and Natural Resource Mapping
10:00-10:20	Chuck Lubelczyk	Role of Lyme disease in white-tailed deer management in Maine
10:20-10:40	Break
10:40-11:00	Dr. Pamela Morgan	Fringing Salt Marshes in Southern Maine: A Neglected Resource
11:00-11:20	Jeremy Miller	Nekton Use of Fringing Salt Marshes Susceptible to Oil Spills in Casco Bay, Maine
11:20-11:40	Mike Haas	Abundance, density, and diversity of macroinvertebrates in fringing salt marshes on Casco Bay, Maine
11:40-12:00	Dr. Michele Dionne	Nekton use of fringing salt marsh habitat in Casco Bay, Maine: how does it reflect habitat alteration?
12:00-1:00	Break
1:00-1:20	Andrea Leonard	Non-point Source Pollution Watershed Survey, an EPA 319 Grant
1:20-1:40	Kristen Whiting-Grant	Exploring the Use of Microbial Source Tracking in 2 Southern Maine Watersheds to Identify Sources of Fecal Contamination
1:40-2:00	Tin Smith	Spatial Variation in Coastal Water Quality
2:00-2:20	Jim Dochtermann	National Estuarine Research Reserve System-Wide Monitoring Program

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