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The Importance of Disconnected Wetlands: A Key Player in Improving Landscape Water Quality
Wetlands provide a range of environmental and societal benefits but small, isolated wetlands are often lost due to human activity. But does it matter? We take a look at how these isolated wetlands can have huge benefits for improving the water quality in the environment! Research conducted by Frederick Cheng, Junehyeong Park, Mukesh Kumar, and Nandita Basu at the University of Waterloo and the University of Alabama.
Find out more about how disconnectivity matters here.
Infographics
The following infographics were shared at the Latornell Conservation Conference in October 2024.
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Conference Presentations
2023
Basu, N.B. (2023). Farmed wetlands: The outsized role of small, ephemeral agricultural wetlands in landscape scale nutrient retention. AGU Annual Meeting, San Francisco, December 2023.
Basu, N.B. (2023). The Paul A. Witherspoon lecture, “Science for Water Solutions. AGU Annual Meeting, San Francisco, December 2023.
Basu, N.B. (2023). Nutrient legacies: the critical role of the subsurface in addressing surface water pollution. IAGLR 2023 annual conference on Great Lakes Research.
Hampton, T. (2023). Using Remote Sensing to Quantify Wetland Restoration Potential in the Prairie Pothole Region. AGU Annual Meeting, San Francisco, December 2023.
2022
Basu, N.B. (2022). Solutionscapes : Designing Nature-based Solutions for Sustainable Water and Food Transitions, American Geophysical Union, Frontiers in hydrology Meeting, Puerto Rico, June 2022.
Basu, N.B. (2022). Solutionscapes : Designing Nature-based Solutions for Sustainable Water and Food Transitions, Nature-based Solutions conference, Oxford, UK
Basu, N.B. (2022). Nature-Based Solutions for Sustainable Water and Food Futures. AGU Fall Meeting 2022, Chicago, IL, December 2022.