2015 St. Louis River Summit Poster Presentations Theme Poster
2015 St. Louis River Summit Poster Presentations UW-Superior, Yellowjacket Union March 31, 2015 Theme Clean up and Remediation Restoration and Stewardship Poster Title Name and Organization Solving a Biocorrosion Issue Important to Minnesota’s Maritime Transportation Industry Siqian Huang, UMD Biology St Louis River 40th Avenue Complex Remediation to Restoration Edward Lilla, Jewell Associates Engineers Antibiotic and Heavy Metal Resistance Genes from Bacteria in Commercial Ship Ballast Water Discharged into the Duluth-Superior Harbor Caitlin Sloan, University of Minnesota Duluth Comparison of Aquatic Macroinvertebrates at “Reference” and Remediation Sites within the St. Louis River Estuary Valerie Brady, University of MinnesotaDuluth Spatial and Temporal Variations of Suspended-Sediment Concentrations, Turbidity, and Water Velocities during Dredged Material Placement Duluth/Superior Harbor, June - October, 2014 Joel Groten, U.S. Geological Survey Wisconsin Habitat Protection and Restoration Projects in the St. Louis River Area of Concern Molly Wick, WDNR Using side-scan sonar to characterize and map physical habitat and anthropogenic underwater features in the St. Louis River. Mark Pearson, USEPA/ORD/MidContinent Ecology Division Restoring Lost Fish and Wildlife Habitat through increased Riparian Connectivity John Jereczek, MN-DNR Messages by Storm Drains Wendy Grethen, City of SuperiorEnvironmental Services Lake Superior Research Institute (overview poster) Lake Superior Research Institute Faxon Creek Hydraulic Enhancement at Central Park Enclosure J. Asher Fink and Ada Tse, City of SuperiorEnvironmental Services Stop Aquatic Hitchhikers! Habitattitude Doug Jensen, MN Sea Grant Page 1 of 2 2015 St. Louis River Summit Poster Presentations The River to the Lake Culture and Landscapes The faucet snail (Bithynia tentaculata) invades the St. Louis River Estuary Anett Trebitz, U.S. EPA Mid-Continent Ecology Division Winter Hypoxia in the St. Louis Freshwater Estuary Gage Sachs, University of Minnesota Duluth Where Have All the Crayfish Gone? Change in Occurrence of Invasive Native Crayfish in the St. Louis River Estuary Over 14 Years. Kara Tudor, UW - Superior Investigating the Causes of Low DO in the St. Louis River Estuary Joseph Ripley, UW - Superior A review of Ruffe (Gymnocephalus cernuus) Life History in its Native vs. Nonnative Range Michelle Gutsch, University of Minnesota Development of a Numerical Model of the St. Louis Estuary Kasandra O'Malia, Large Lakes Observatory, UMD Evaluating Impacts of Pulp and Paper Mill Process Changes on Bioactive Contaminant Loading to the St. Louis River Eric Randolph, U.S. EPA New Records And Range Extensions for Several Macroinvertebrates in Lake Superior Gerald Shepard, EMR Inc. Integrating Prior Vegetation Surveys from the St. Louis River Estuary Nathan Dahlberg, Lake Superior Research Institute Water Depth Optima and Tolerances for St. Louis River Estuary Wetland Plants Daniel Gil de Lamadrid, UW - Superior Semi-aquatic Mammal Populations in the St. Louis EPA Designated AOC Bryn Evans, UW-Madison Rivers2Lake (Hold for K-12 student poster) Deanna Erickson, Lake Superior NERR Live! Stories and Science of the St. Louis River Estuary George Host, Natural Resources Research Institute Fine-Scale Bacterial Community and Chemical Changes within Steel Corrosion Tubercles in the Duluth-Superior Harbor Weather, Water, and People: Combining broadcast meteorology and water quality data animations to protect Lake Superior Basin waters W.J. McCabe Chapter of the Izaak Walton League, table display Evaluating a Great Lakes scale landscape stressor index to assess water quality in the St. Louis River Area of Concern Jo Jo Thomas, University of MN Duluth Richard Axler, University of Minnesota Duluth Richard Staffon, Izaak Walton League Will Bartsch, U.S. EPA Page 2 of 2
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