Water Quality, Hydrology and Stormwater

• Immediate effects of high intensity rainfall on water quality in the campus stormwater management system ponds Skye Auger '28
• Greenhouse gas flux from stormwater ponds in southeastern Virginia  Giancarlo Racanelli ’19 and Abigail Belvin ’20
• Comparison of phosphorus content in created and natural tidal salt marsh soils  Jun Shi ’19.
• Testing the Waters: Relationships Among Land Use, BMPs, and Water Quality [pdf] Ryan Corcoran (Government) 
• Effect of water management on interannual variation in bulk soil properties from the eastern coastal Everglades [pdf] Rosemary Hatch (Geology) 
• An analysis of eutrophication in wetlands adjacent to Lake Matoaka [pdf] Kevin Quinlan (Geology)
• Water quality in stormwater ponds of James City County [pdf] Melissa Montagna (’10) and Michelle Mackenzie (’10) 
• Water quality in the College Creek watershed [pdf] Saji Perera (Biology)
• Something most fowl: geese and water quality in a recreational pond [pdf] Landon Rordam (Biology) 
• Heavy metal in sediments of developed/undeveloped watersheds in Williamsburg [pdf] Holly Packard (Geology)
• Methods and Data Analysis in Determining the Effects of Development on First-Order Streams [pdf] Diana Gibson and J. Twohy Murray (Geology)
• Does nutrient enrichment from adjacent uplands affect the growth of Phragmites australis? [pdf] Zack Hayden (Biology)
• Water quality of Lake Matoaka and its tributary streams [pdf] Bonnie Ludlow and Tim Wygant (Biology)
• History of Nutrient Loading in Lake Matoaka. Daniel Thomas (Biology)
• Catchment hydrology in tributary streams of Lake Matoaka [pdf] Sharon Cardinal, Mike Pistorio, John Turcotte and Sara Bottenfield (Geology)
• Historical patterns of land use and trophic status of Lake Matoaka Mellisa Pensa (Biology) and Scott Vanbenschoten (History)