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Freshwater inflow: Science, policy, management |
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| Authors: | Paul A. Montagna Merryl Alber Peter Doering Michael S. Connor |
| Affiliation: | 1. Marine Science Institute, University of Texas at Austin, 750 Channell View Drive, 78373, Port Aransas, Texas 2. Department of Marine Sciences, University of Georgia, 30602, Athens, Georgia 3. South Florida Water Management District, 3301 Gun Club Road, 33406, West Palm Beach, Florida 4. Central Wharf, New England Aquarium, 02110-3399, Boston, Massachusetts |
| Abstract: | The papers in this special issue were presented in a special session during the 2001 biennial conference of the Estuarine Research Federation held in St. Pete Beach, Florida. The session, “Freshwater inflow: Science, policy and management,” was focused on issues related to reduced freshwater inflow to estuaries. The session brought together scientists, managers, and regulators, and included presentations on the estimation of freshwater input to estuaries, development of ecological indicators to assess changes in inflow, management strategies used to set freshwater requirements, and experiences with the reintroduction of freshwater to restore inflow. |
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