Angie Rodgers introduces and describes the work of the LMRCC and their efforts to retain and rebuild lost habitat on the Lower Mississippi River.
Mississippi River Science Forum: Part 8
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EPA’s Katie Flahive of the Hypoxia Task Force coordinating committee explains current tasks and goals of the Hypoxia Task Force in helping to reduce the size of low oxygen zone in the northern Gulf of Mexico.
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Mississippi River Science Forum: Part 2
President Johnny Johnson of the Prairie Island Indian community offers the experiences and concerns of the Dakota people regarding the implementation of lock and dam number 3 on the Upper Mississippi River. He also shares unique history and perspective of the Bdewakantunwans.
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Angie Rodgers introduces and describes the work of the LMRCC and their efforts to retain and rebuild lost habitat on the Lower Mississippi River.
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Mississippi River Science Forum: Part 4Brian Nerbonne shares the top priorities for policy and data needs of each of the technical sections of the Upper Mississippi River Conservation Committee in their effort to protect and manage the Mississippi for the good of the public and its many users.
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Andy Ashley of the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers, Mississippi Valley Division, gives an overview of the history of the river science on the Mississippi River. He also discusses efforts that their Geomorphology and Potamology program is overseeing.
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Mayors Strickland, Simmons, and Prince discuss science gaps prevalent to the Mississippi Valley, and indicate where the mayors see the need for scientific study to support better management of the Mississippi River corridor.
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Welcome remarks for the Mississippi River Science Forum by JC Nelson, and key address from Tanya Trujillo, Department of the Interior Assistant Secretary for Water and Science, as well as David Applegate, Director of the USGS.
Mississippi River Science Forum: Part 2President Johnny Johnson of the Prairie Island Indian community offers the experiences and concerns of the Dakota people regarding the implementation of lock and dam number 3 on the Upper Mississippi River. He also shares unique history and perspective of the Bdewakantunwans.
President Johnny Johnson of the Prairie Island Indian community offers the experiences and concerns of the Dakota people regarding the implementation of lock and dam number 3 on the Upper Mississippi River. He also shares unique history and perspective of the Bdewakantunwans.