Environmental Hydrology
Charleston, SC & Asheville, NC
Joined September 2012
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This week marks the 4th anniversary of the Joaquin floods in SC. Thanks to @postandcourier for this excellent piece on the daylighting of Smith Branch @BullStreetSC—a great example of integrated flood management using natural systems. postandcourier.com/columbia/…
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Interested in learning more about low-tech restoration?
Check out: lowtechpbr.restoration.usu.e…
#LTPBR #riverrestoration #riverconservation #bda
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I am looking for another MS student to work on a WRRI project that will enhance constructed wetland treatment using biochar, aeration, and duckweed. I would be open to either an August 2023 or January 2024 start. Let me know if you or someone you know are interested!
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Registration now open for the 6th workshop in the @naturebasedsc series, focused on Design Standards! Join us in Columbia, SC, on March 22nd for best practices and technical discussion on #naturebasedsolutions. naturebasedexchange.org/work…
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More on some ongoing salt marsh restoration efforts here in CHS. Looking forward to more collaboration with the fine folks @KostkaLab / @GTSciences, @SCDNR, @SCaquarium, and @Robinson_Eng !
cos.gatech.edu/maryville-mar…
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Some of our 2022 highlights got a shout-out in Sept. 2022 when our exec. dir. @DaleSoilH2O joined TNC chief scientist @KHayhoe for a @rileyinstitute panel on Connecting Values & Career to Climate Action. 👏 for the Boyd Living Shoreline, Andrews Rain Gardens and Peachtree Rock!
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A $1.5 million grant will help DNR restore salt marsh in West Ashley's historic Maryville community, now called Ashleyville.bit.ly/3Vedt8e
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Rodents don't typically get a lot of hype, but it seems that beavers have hired a publicist.
bit.ly/3x8ePH1
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I’ve given the Mean High Water website a refresh and added a new section entitled Charleston Under Water - a gallery of flooding around town with a map showing the location. #flooding #charleston meanhighwater.com/Charleston… – at South Carolina, USA
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Joshua Robinson @Robinson_Eng and Kate Ancaya @LivingRoofsInc are presenting at the @NC_ASLA conference this week about reframing #greenroofs as standard practice and building the case for green roofs as infrastructure. Tune in if you can!
#NatureBasedSolutions #resilience
Congratulations to our pal and collaborator Shannon!
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Don't miss out on the #AWRA2022 GWTC Conference in Austin, TX May 9-12! bit.ly/38HBzEK We've got keynote speakers, 18 concurrent sessions, 2 pre-conference workshops, & a Symposium honoring Prof. David Maidment. Register today before it sells out!
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This #InternationalBeaverDay, show some love for #Beavers by supporting the Beaver Institute so we can keep supporting scientific research, training mitigation professionals, and increasing public appreciation of the beaver’s critical role in creating healthy wetland ecosystems.
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.’We can try to save the Charleston we love, but it won’t look like the Charleston we know.’ @JTBramblett via @TEDxCharleston sharing his photographs and his knowledge of how Charleston must continue to evolve. Excellent job Jared!
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Hydrology students measured the stream flow on Gadsden Creek in Charleston's Westside neighborhood. This stream's an excellent example of an urban tidal creek in a “little engine that could” way, providing flood relief/salt marsh habitat for many plants/animals in a city setting.
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Beavers build little "slides" to get up and down their dams more easily. Their slides are often packed with softer mud & vegetation, and can have a bit of flowing water on them too.
These slides are prime transit routes through the wetland - and not just for #beavers! 🦆🐈🦝🦫
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Did you see our Marine Conservation Director Liz Fly quoted in @postandcourier's article on the IPCC climate report? It's a great rundown of the report by @_ChloeAJ: nature.ly/3MIUy18
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Ummm. They shot the beavers ? @nytimes nytimes.com/2022/02/25/reale…
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Welcome to the UN Decade on Ecosystem Restoration!
Why should we all invest in #GenerationRestoration? We break it down.