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    198 results for "Mississippi":

    • Toward understanding the hydrologic, ecologic and community flooding implications of coastal restoration strategies: Sediment diversions
      ...biophysical numerical model. The Mid-Barataria Sediment Diversion, a restoration project approximately 60 km down the Mississippi River from New Orleans, Louisiana, USA, offers an opportunity to quantify the benefits and potential impacts of large...
    • Is It Possible to Manage Large and Complex Ecosystems?
      ... Environmental Management class studied multiple large and complex ecosystems that span the globe that range from the Mississippi River watershed to the Great Barrier Reef. This map shows the areas the class focused on. Large ecosystems cover a wi...
    • Arkansas-Red River Workshop Newsletter
      ...n the Arkansas-Red River Basin. This document summarizes the results of the workshops and addresses next steps in the Mississippi River watershed. ... Heath Kelsey ... Vanessa Vargas-Nguyen ... Ann Foo...
    • Vanessa Vargas-Nguyen
      ...nd (MSc; PhD). She is involved in developing holistic socio-environmental assessments for complex systems such as the Mississippi River and Chesapeake Bay watersheds and is coordinating a multi-year international transdisciplinary research consort...
    • 2020 Mississippi River Watershed Report Card Methods Document
      2020 Mississippi River Watershed Report Card Methods Document ... This companion document to the 2020 Mississippi River report card contains information about data sources for all indicators, summary of analysis methods, and scorin...
    • 2020 Mississippi River Watershed Report Card
      2020 Mississippi River Watershed Report Card ... Stretching across 31 US states and 2 Canadian provinces, America’s Watershed benefits...
    • Dr. Vanessa Vargas-Nguyen successfully defends her dissertation
      .... She used a combination of natural and social science tools and had two case study locations: Chesapeake Bay and the Mississippi River. There are four main chapters in the dissertation, and the first of them was published in a peer review journal...
    • Davos, Switzerland, Broke This Coastal Hydrologist’s Heart
      ...ting the historic French Quarter for Mardi Gras realize that until the end of the 19th century visitors could see the Mississippi River from Jackson Square. Today, the view is the back of a protective levee that rises 10 feet above street level. S...
    • Using Socioenvironmental Report Cards as a Tool for Transdisciplinary Collaboration
      ...c, and social concerns that incorporates multiple perspectives from multisectoral actors. We demonstrated this in the Mississippi River watershed, USA with the ultimate goal of promoting holistic management of the region's natural resources. But w...
    • Politics As Usual…
      ...he form of the “Indian Removal Act” , which displaced Native American populations further west across the Mississippi River during a forced migration known as the Trail of Tears .4 With the abolishment of the international import of Af...
    • IAN as a Boundary Organization
      ...ram. IAN often works directly with stakeholders like the Ingram Barge Company and Caterpillar who helped us build the Mississippi River report card . IAN also serves as a boundary organization in the approach of simultaneously attempting to both s...
    • Spanning boundaries at the Society for Applied Anthropology conference
      ...-oriented approach for synthesizing data and communicating the health of an environmental system. She highlighted the Mississippi River and Chesapeake Bay report card processes as examples of transdisciplinary collaborative efforts, and shared som...
    • What you can do to help - exploring tools for Raising the Grade!
      ...akers and government can do to help improve ecosystem health based on the consensus approach. This can be seen in the Mississippi River Report Card where a group of stakeholders from the Upper Mississippi came together, and in response to the repo...
    • The Bonnet Carre Spillway and the Spectacle of Climate Change
      ... on hand, on February 27, to witness the spectacle of the Corps of Engineers opening the Bonnet Carre spillway on the Mississippi River. Runoff from record precipitation in the Midwest this winter feeds a flood that is making its way down the rive...
    • Ecosystem health report card - how should we tell the story?
      ...ere discussed were as follows: Coastal Bay, Yucateca River Basin, Tennesse River Basin, Guanabara Bay, Laguna de Bay, Mississippi River Watershed, Orinoco River Basin and Chesapeake Bay. The Laguna de Bay report card showing the front page, flap a...
    • Finding the right indicators – a collective stakeholder engagement approach
      ...ance of future collection of this data. An example of addressing the presentation of insufficient data taken from the Mississippi Report Card. Photo credit: Costanzo et al ., 2017. Practitioner's Guide to Developing River Basin Report Cards When d...
    • Building a Report Card: Getting Started
      ...sa will help us integrate the social aspects in the report cards and some examples can be observed in the Orinoco and Mississippi Basins report cards . The Orinoco Basin report card included both ecological and social Indicators. Credit: Costanzo...
    • Don’t Hate, Integrate!
      ...f the report card process by talking about several published report cards, including the Moreton Bay, Chesapeake Bay, Mississippi River , and Orinoco River report cards. With each respective report card, new challenges were faced and refinements t...
    • It’s game time! Board games that can help people ‘level up’ their capacity for transdisciplinary work
    • Last but not least... Now that you know, it's time to work!
      ...ts, such as the Vision for a Report Card and Preliminary Results documents that were published ahead of the finalized Mississippi River Watershed Report Card . These types of early documents allow us to maintain momentum and public interest in a s...
    • When to Go Big with Report Cards
      ...d of 424,000 km2 that drains directly into the Great Barrier Reef lagoon. Surely the queen of all report cards is the Mississippi River Watershed Report Card . Covering a watershed area of 3.2 million km2, the reporting region encompasses parts of...
    • Now What? Life After the Launch of a Report Card
      ...l network analysis. Each of these tools are briefly explained below. The consensus approach has been attempted in the Mississippi River , where a deliberate effort was made to identify how best to raise the grade for the river basin. Stakeholders...
    • You Can’t Spell Earth Without Art
      ...s. Top: American Samoa newsletter. Bottom: Potomac River watershed pressures diagram. Image credit here and here Top: Mississippi River Report Card grade wheel. Bottom: Kid’s nature walk. Image credits here and here All of these examples are...
    • Five principles of holistic science communication
    • Developing a vision for an integrated Darwin Harbour report card
      ...ted off by reviewing the various report card innovations and developments in other locations like the Chesapeake Bay, Mississippi River, and the Orinoco River. I suggested improvements taken from these projects such as: Comprehensive report cards...
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