Welcome to SUNY FLORIDA. *The CSREES National Water Quality Program enabled the formation and linkage of 10 Regional Water Quality Coordination projects.

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Welcome to SUNY FLORIDA

*The CSREES National Water Quality Program enabled the formation and linkage of 10 Regional Water Quality Coordination projects. *The intent of the program is foster national and regional coordination and resource development. *Program from the meeting *$1.1 billion program, 12.2% funding rate *Framework and Organization, Section 406 established a competitive grants process composed of 4 major funding categories 1. Extension Education projects 2. Integrated Projects (Research/Education/Education) 3. National Facilitation Projects 4. Regional Coordination Projects Cooperatative State Research, Education and Extension Service

1.Makarewicz, J.C. Experimental manipulation of entire watersheds 2.Herendeen, N. Evaluation of agricultural practices in the Conesus Lake watershed 3.Noll, M. and D. White. Assessment of sediment P contributions 4.Lewis, T. The identification, remediation and monitoring of non-point sources of nutrient and soil losses 5.Li, Y and T. Vodacek. Modeling stream plumes in Conesus Lake 6.D’Auito, P. and J. Makarewicz. The impact of stream nutrient loading on metaphyton 7. Simon, R. Microbiology of streams draining Conesus lake watershed 8. Samorelli, J. Identifcation of E.coli sources by PCR 9.Bosch, S. Standing crops of individual Eurasion Water Milfoil beds related to nutrient loading from agricultural watersheds Current List of Presentations