Faculty Affiliates

Name	Academic Unit	Expertise
Principal Investigator
Mark Brown	Environmental Engineering Sciences	Systems Ecology, Wetlands Ecology /Hydrology
Co-Principal Investigators
Sandra Russo	International Center	Environmental Policy, Community Development
Jonathan Martin	Geological Sciences	Water Chemistry, Hydrogeology
Ramesh Reddy	Soil and Water Science	Biogeochemistry
Richard Hamann	Law	Environmental Law
Participating Faculty
Alyson Flournoy	Law	Environmental Law
Bron Taylor	Religion	Environmental Ethics
Colette St. Mary	Zoology	Evolutionary & Behavioral Ecology, Population Modeling
Craig Osenberg	Zoology	Population & Comm. Ecology, Assessment Designs
David Bloomquist	Civil Engineering	Remote Sensing, Subsurface Exploration
Dorota Haman	Agricultural and Biological Engineering	Irrigation Engineer
Greg Kiker	Agricultural and Biological Engineering	Environmental Risk and Decision Analysis
Ignacio Porzecanski	Natural Resources and Environment	Agricultural Ecology
Jack Jordan	Agricultural and Biological Engineering	Remote sensing, Image Processing, GIS
James Jawitz	Soil and Water Science	Hydrology (Wetlands, Watersheds, & Groundwater)
Jean-Claude Bonzongo	Environmental Engineering Sciences	Biogeochemistry
Joann Mossa	Geography	Fluvial Geomorphology
Joseph Delfino	Environmental Engineering Sciences	Water Chemistry/ Quality, Ethics
Katrina Schwartz	Political Science	Environmental Politics
Mark Brenner	Geological Sciences	Limnology/ Paleolimnology
Martha Monroe	Forest Resources and Conservation	Natural Resources & Conversation Behavior, Environmental Education
Peter Frederick	Wildlife Ecology and Conservation	Wetland Ecology, Ecotoxicology
Rafael Muñoz-Carpena	Agricultural and Biological Engineering	Hydrology and Water Quality
Richard Stepp	Anthropology	Anthropology/ Social Science
Robert Baum	Philosophy	Environmental Ethics
Sabine Grunwald	Soil and Water Science	GIS, Remote Sensing, Soil-Landscape Modeling
Stephen Perz	Sociology	Environmental Sociology
Susan Jacobson	Wildlife Ecology and Conservation	Program Evaluation, Human Dimensions of Wildlife Conservation
Taylor Stein	Forest Resources and Conservation	Natural Resources & Social Sciences, Ecotourism

Note:

Any UF faculty member can be a participating member of our AMW3 -IGERT program if they have interests in Adaptive Management of Water, Wetlands, & Watersheds.

Adaptive Management: Wise Use of Water, Wetlands & Watersheds
is an NSF-funded IGERT program at the University of Florida