We are pleased to announce that the Groundwater Wetlands Study Group will host a 2-hour session (Integrative Session 008) at the Joint Aquatic Sciences Meeting in Portland, Oregon, US in May 2014. As it stands now, although the specific date and time of our session has not been fixed, the speakers listed below have agreed to present. Those interested in affiliating with the Study Group should contact [email protected]. LaBaugh, Jim. Office of Groundwater, USGS. Reston, VA, USA. Status and trends in groundwater-dependent wetlands and groundwater depletion: A global perspective. Springer, Abraham E. et al. Northern Arizona University; J.D. Ledbetter and Larry Stevens. Museum of Northern Arizona, Springs Stewardship Institute. The Global distribution of springs ecosystems
Stevens, Larry. et al. Springs Stewardship Institute, Museum of Northern Arizona. Flagstaff, Arizona, USA. Biodiversity of groundwater-dependent species with a focus on springs: A global perspective Tufford, Dan. University of South Carolina, Columbia. The occurrence and variability of seepage wetlands: A global perspective. Aldous, Allison. et al. The Nature Conservancy, Portland, Oregon. A groundwater balancing act: Using the groundwater requirements of fens and swales to set limits to groundwater alteration: Possible global applications. Wieder, R. Kelman. et al. Villanova University. Boreal peatlands: Doc and Don in peatland waters. A global perspective.
