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GLC 600 Great Lakes Seminar series announced

Please join the Great Lakes Center for our GLC 600 Great Lakes Seminar series to be held Mondays from 4:30 to 6:00 p.m. in the Classroom Building, Room A205 from September 8, 2014 through November 17, 2014 per Fall 2014 schedule below. Faculty, Staff, and Students are welcome.

  • September 8: Daniel Potts, Associate Professor with the Biology department at Buffalo State, "Post-industrial urban ecology."
  • September 15: Kofi Fynn-Aikens, Complex Manager of the Lower Great Lakes Conservation Office of the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service, "The U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service's leadership role in the Great Lakes: outreach and education to the community."
  • September 22: Darran Crabtree, Director of conservation programs with Central and Western NY Chapter of the Nature Conservancy, "Natural flow regime applications to New York rivers and water levels of Lake Ontario."
  • October 6: Donald Zelazny, Great Lakes Program Director at NYS Department of Environmental Conservation, "New York DEC's approach to Great Lakes challenges."
  • October 20: Eric Bruestle, GLES student, TBD.
  • October 27: Timothy DePriest, Chairman of the Greenway Ecological Standing Committee as well as NYS DEC, "Habitat restoration in the Niagara River."
  • November 3: Knut Mehler, Research Scientist at the Great Lakes Center, "Using remote techniques to estimate benthic resource availability with emphasis on substrate."
  • November 17: Andrew Hannes, Biologist with the Environmental Analysis Section of the US Army Corps of Engineers Buffalo District, "Environmental projects in US Army Corps of Engineers."