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  • Tyelyn collecting samples in Alaska
  • Dr. Mark Rains and Dr. Kai Rains collecting samples in Alaska
  • Past graduate student Hilary Flower in the Everglades
  • Meandering river in the Kenai Lowlands
  • Tyelyn on a wooded hillside setting up a thermistor.
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Check out LANLoad and CReST on the FGIO website

The Ecohydrology Research Group (ERG) has been working with partners to create both the Landscape Assessment of Nutrient Loading to Waterbodies (LANLoad) and the Conservation and Restoration Screening Tool (CReST). Each project is a GIS-based decision support tool made to assist with water quality improvements...

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Recent Publication

Check out our most recent publication in JAWRA: No groundwater, no fish: the critical role of groundwater in supporting non-glacial, salmon-bearing rivers in south-central Alaska

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Landscape Assessment of Nutrient Loading to Waterbodies (LANLoad-NEEPP)

The flow of water and fate and transport of nutrients across terrestrial landscapes is a dynamic process governed by the interplay of hydrologic, geologic, and geomorphic parameters. In the Northern Everglades and Estuaries Protection Program (NEEPP) region, we developed the Landscape Assessment of Nutrient Loading to Waterbodies (LANLoad-NEEPP), a GIS-based decision-support tool designed to assess the potential for a location to contribute to nutrient loading to the nearest waterbody...Read On