Murray State University

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Dr. Michael Flinn of Murray State University monitored and quantified a suite of biological responses to wetland restoration. Factors included hydrology, sediment, surface water nutrients (nitrogen), vegetation, freshwater invertebrates, fish, herpetofauna, birds and bats.

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Publications:

In Preparation:

  • Lucas M. Zuklic, Karen A. Baumann, Kinga M. Stryszowska-Hill, Michael B. Flinn. In prep. Hydrology influences fish communities in restored wetlands.
  • Christiane M. Soldo, Karen A. Baumann, Kinga M. Stryszowska-Hill, Michael B. Flinn. In prep. Response of macroinvertebrates to wetland restoration under differing hydrologic modification.
  • Tyler A. Befus, Karen A. Baumann, Kinga M. Stryzowska-Hill, Michael B. Flinn. In prep. Denitrification in restored wetlands shows high potential with optimum hydrology. 
  • Karen A. Baumann, Nathan Waltmon, Kinga M. Stryzowska-Hill, Michael B. Flinn. In prep. Bat activity in restored wetlands tightly coupled with insect emergence and canopy cover. 
  • Moon, J.B., Miles, M., Firkins, L., Baumann, K., and Flinn, M. In Prep. Sediment, Carbon, and Nitrogen Storage Potential of ACEP WREs in the Upper Mississippi Alluvial Valley. Target Journal: Wetlands.