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HydroEco 2017: “Ecohydrology on the edge: ecology-hydrology-human interactions in a changing world”

Venue

University of Birmingham, United Kingdom

The aims of the 2017 conference are to present new concepts and theory on interactions between hydrology and ecology; to discuss innovative experimental technologies and modelling approaches at the interface between hydrology and ecology; to stimulate interdisciplinary interactions between hydrologists, ecologists, environmental scientists and practitioners; to inform about emerging trends in ecohydrological practice, management and decision making.

Wasser (Symbolbild)
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Confirmed keynote speakers include:
· Keith Smetten, University of Western Australia
· Nancy Grimm, Arizona State University
· Hjalmar Laudon, Swedish University of Agricultural Science
· Jeff McDonnell, University of Sasketchewan
· Laurel Larsen, UC Berkely
· Chris Soulsby, University of Aberdeen
· Glenn Watts, Environment Agency
· Michael McClain, UNESCO-IHE
· Steven Loheide, University of Wisconsin
· Angela Gurnell, Queen Mary University of London
· Merritt Turetsky, University of Guelph

Categories

  • Ecology
  • Hydrology, Limnology, Glaciology
Languages: English