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Buffalo Environmental Association, 2013-2014,
“Peatland Monitoring and Synoptic Survey” (with M.A. Vile), $181,048
Wood Buffalo Environmental Association, 2009-2013,
“Bog, Fen, and Lichen Monitoring Program Development Project” (with D.H.
Vitt, M.A. Vile, S. Berryman; $715,099)
Cumulative Environmental Management Agency,
2010, Proposal
for Nitrogen Addition Experiments in Boreal Ecosystems to Understand the
Fate of Nitrogen in Ecosystems and to Determine Nitrogen Critical Loads -
Preliminary work; $43,024 (with M.A. Vile, Villanova University)
Shell Oil, 2007-2010, Development of
Scientific Protocols for Oil Pad Reclamation in Peatlands of Boreal Alberta
(with D.H. Vitt, $434,283)
SURE Northern Energy,
2007-2010, "Program in Sustainable Development in Peatland Regions;" with D.H. Vitt, Southern Illinois University; $475,938
Cumulative Environmental Management Agency, 2005-2009,
Current
and Past N and S Deposition in the Athabasca Oil Sands
Region and its Effects on Nitrogen Cycling and Peat Bogs; with D.H. Vitt,
Southern Illinois University, and M.A. Vile, Villanova University, $260,073
National
Science Foundation, 2002-2007, RUI: Trajectories of Post-fire Carbon Balance in Boreal, Continental, Western Canadian Peatlands; with D.H. Vitt,
Southern Illinois University; $796,500
National Science Foundation,
2006-2007, Financial Support for BIOGEOMON, The
Fifth International Symposium on Ecosystem Behavior, $10,000
National Science Foundation, 2005-2006, U.S.-Russia Planning Visit:
Peatland Research Program, a Coordinated Approach,
with M. Turetsky, Michigan State University, M.A. Vile, Academy of Natural
Sciences of Philadelphia,, D.H. Vitt, Southern Illinois University, and Z.
Yu, Lehigh University, $34,091
National Science Foundation,
2002-2006, RUI: Carbon Accumulation in the Fens of Boreal, Western Canadian Peatlands; with D.H. Vitt,
Southern Illinois University, M.A. Vile, Villanova University, and Z. Yu,
Lehigh University; $484,353
National Science Foundation, 2002-2007, UMEB, Undergraduate Mentoring in
Wetland Science with a Focus on Underrepresented Groups, submitted on
behalf of the Society of Wetland Scientists, $42,000
National Science Foundation, Biocomplexity Competition, 2001-2002, RUI:
Linking Microbial Diversity to Carbon Metabolism in Peatlands of Canada and
Siberia, with J.A. Navaratnam, Villanova University, $99,438
Villanova University Summer Research Fellowship and Research Support Grants,
2001, Carbon Cycling, Climate Change, and Permafrost Melting in the Boreal Peatlands of Continental Western Canada and Central Siberia,
$12,500
National Science Foundation, 2000-2003, RUI: High-precision, Fine-scale Depth Resolution Dating
of Recently Accumulated Sphagnum Peat:
Cross-Corroboration of Techniques and Development of a Novel Approach, with M.R. Turetsky,
$49,960
National Science Foundation, 1998-2002, RUI: Carbon Cycling and
Peat Accumulation in the Discontinuous Permafrost Region of Boreal, Continental, Western
Canada, with J.B. Yavitt, Cornell University, $612,930
National Science Foundation, 1997-1998, Financial Support for
BIOGEOMON, The Third International Symposium on Ecosystem Behavior,
$15,000
Electric Power Research Institute, 1997-1998, Financial Support for
BIOGEOMON, The Third International
Symposium on Ecosystem Behavior, $25,000
National Science Foundation, 1994-1997. RUI: Peatlands and Global
Climate Change: Continued Comparative Studies of Northern and Southern Sites, with J.B. Yavitt,
Cornell University, $500,004
Chesapeake Research Consortium, 1996-1997. Effectiveness of Urban Stormwater Wetlands as a Best Management Practice - Phase II, with R.G. Traver and
R.A. Chadderton, Villanova University, $50,000
Chesapeake Research Consortium, 1995-1996. Effectiveness of Urban Stormwater Wetlands as a Best Management Practice, with R.G. Traver and R.A.
Chadderton, Villanova University, $70,000
Villanova University Small Summer Research Grant, 1994. Experimental
Studies of Pb Mobility in Sphagnum-derived Peat, with M.A. Vile,
$1,600
National Science Foundation, 1991-1994. RUI: Peatlands and Global
Climate Change: Insights Obtained through Comparative Studies of Northern and Southern
Sites, with J.B. Yavitt, Cornell University,
$465,417
Weston Institute. 1990-1991. Landscape/Spatial Characteristics of Wetland
Resources in Northeastern Pennsylvania, $4,500
U.S. Office of Surface Mining, Reclamation, and Enforcement, 1988-1992.
The Kentucky Wetlands Project: A Field Study to Evaluate Man-made Wetlands for Acid
Coal Mine Drainage Treatment, $605,386
Becker Foundation, Smithsonian Institution, 1987-1988. Continued Studies of
the Effect of Water Augmentation During the Dry Season on N, P and S Availability in
the Tropical Moist Forests of Barro Colorado Island, Panama, with S.J. Wright,
Smithsonian Tropical Research Institute, and J.B. Yavitt, Cornell
University, $13,000
Smithsonian Tropical Research Institute, 1987-1988. Temporal
Changes in the Chemical Composition of Litterfall and Forest Floor Litter as Affected by Water
Augmentation During the Dry Season in the Tropical Moist Forests of Barro Colorado Island, Panama,
$6,560
Becker Foundation, Smithsonian Institution, 1986-1987. The Effect of Water
Augmentation During the Dry Season on Nitrogen, Phosphorus, and Sulfur Availability
in the Tropical Moist Forests of Barro Colorado Island, Panama, with S.J. Wright,
Smithsonian Tropical Research Institute, and J.B. Yavitt, Cornell
University, $10,000
U.S. Environmental Protection Agency, 1986-1990. The Use of Wetlands
to Treat Acid Mine Drainage: Growth Responses of Sphagnum and Mechanisms of Metal
Retention in Peat, with S.I. Shupack, Villanova University, $265,045
National Science Foundation, 1986-1988. Ecological Significance
of Methanogenesis and Sulfate Reduction in Sphagnum Peat: Temporal and Spatial Patterns in Ombrotrophic and Minerotrophic Systems, with G.E. Lang and J.B. Yavitt,
West Virginia University, $149,827
Environmental Protection Agency, 1982-1986. The Use of Wetlands
to Modify Acid Mine Drainage, with G.E. Lang, West Virginia
University, $228,148
West Virginia University Energy Research Center, 1982-1983.
Modification of Acid Mine Drainage by a Freshwater Wetland" with G.E. Lang,
West Virginia University, $22,500
National Science Foundation, 1983-1985. Methanogenesis and
Sulfate Reduction in Freshwater Wetlands, with G.E. Lang, West
Virginia University. $151,098
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