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J. Richardson, professor of resource ecology and director
of the University Wetland Center received a $49,000 grant
from the Binational Science Foundation, for work on a three-year
cooperative project with the Kinneret Limnological Laboratory
to study water quality in Lake Agmon, Hula Valley, Israel.
Daniel D. Richter,
professor of soils and forest ecology, has been awarded a
$230,000 four-year grant from National Science Foundation
for a long-term research project at the Calhoun Experimental
Forest in South Carolina.
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The Duke University
Wetland Center received two grants: a $92,800 one-year
incubation grant from the National Science Foundation for
"Understanding the Biocomplexity of Differential Nutrient
Limitation Between Trophic Levels: A comparison Among Biomes";
and a $450,000 one-year grant from The Everglades Agricultural
Area Environmental Protection District for Everglades Restoration
project.
Compiled by
Donna Picard, Nicholas School
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