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Christopher Craft, Professional Wetland Scientist, Duey-Murphy Professor of Rural Land Policy, School of Public and Environmental Affairs. |
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Anne Altor (Research Scientist.) Anne's graduate work focused on greenhouse gas emissions in created wetlands, in relation to hydrology and soils. She is currently involved with research, grant writing and editing. |
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Jacob Bannister (MSES/MPA Student). Jacob is preparing a manuscript that addresses micro-site variations in nutrient dynamics and accumulation within an alluvial wetland along the Altamaha River in Georgia, while also assisting with other laboratory research. |
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Ellen Herbert (PhD student). Ellen is interested in the effects of climate change, sea level rise and saltwater intrusion, on carbon cycling and long-term stability of coastal wetlands. |
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Anya Hopple (Laboratory Manager). Anya's undergraduate research focused on comparing the diversity and quality of natural and restored wetland plant communities in the agricultural Midwest. Currently, she oversees the maintenance and daily operations of the laboratory. |
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John Marton (PhD student). John investigates (1) the role of restored wetlands for water quality improvement in agricultural landscapes of the Midwest and (2) the effect of salt-water intrusion on denitrification and greenhouse gas emissions from tidal forests in southeast Georgia. |
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Brianna Richards (MS student) is interested in quantifying greenhouse gas emissions from Wetland reserve program (WRP) restored freshwater wetlands and natural wetlands in the Midwest. |
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Laura Trice (BS student) is studying the effects of nutrient enrichment on greenhouse gas emissions and ecosystem services in coastal freshwater marshes in Georgia. |
