Archives Accession # 823

1.3.09.02 Wetland Ecology (UHF 475) student papers

Date statement: : 1991-1994
Summary:

 2 binders and 3 bound volumes

Description:

 1991 volume 1 (group projects): 
Allen Creek Wetland Mitigation Site: A Study of the Effectiveness of the Vegetation by Alexandra Rust in collaboration with Sara Brallier, Lisa Jacobsen, Kathryn, Jana Krejsl, Suki Kupp, and Linda Ward. 
A Study of Wetland Mitigation in the Allen Creek Watershed by Catherine Maddox in collaboration with Sara Brallier, Dian Campbell, Suki Cupp, Lisa Jacobsen, Jana Krejsl, Alexandra Rust, and Linda Ward.
Bog Hydrology and the Gazebo Bog: Implications of Storm Water Management (group project report) by Merri Martz.
Gazebo Bog Values and Functions by Janice L. Martin (researchers: Teresa Goffredo, Richard [?], Beth Vining, and Merri [Martz].
The Gog-Li-Hi-Te Wetland: A Discussion of Sedimentation Patterns and Channel Morphology by Inez Clausen, Chris Davison, Jenny Gaus, Ann Grant, Greg Hood, Jessica Miller, Cheryl Morgan, and Alan Yen.
Impacts of Hobby Farms on Wetlands by Day, Goh, Morgan and Stone. 
Urbanization Effects on a Northwest Fen: A Case Study: Mystic Lake by Mark Ewbank, Julie Haddad, Catherine Houck, Claudette Lane, Lee Ann Merrill, Donna Pacanovsky, and Scott Tobiason.
Wetland or Wasteland? The Union Bay Ecological Reserve by Mark Cable Rains, Larry Vickerman, Linda Baker, Stacy Wenger, A. Jenks Farmer, Jocelyn Ungar, Nian Nian Chen, and Cat Newsheller. 

1991 volume 2 (individual projects):
Soil Assessment of a Created Wetland: Allen Creek Wetland Project by Sara Brallier.
Allen Creek Constructed Wetland by Dian Campbell.
Hobby Farm Wetlands: An Evaluation of On-Site Conditions and Recommendations for One Small Wetland by Jan Coles.
Wildlife Habitat in the Allen Creek Mitigated Wetland: Success or Failure? by Suki Cupp.
The Gazebo Bog: A Case Study in which Prevention is Worth A Pound of Cure by Theresa Goffredo.
The Allen Creek Wetland Project: Soils Edition by Lisa Jacobsen.
Impacts of Residential Development on an Oligotrophic Sphagnum Fen in King County, Washington by Richard Robohm.
Stormwater Management Impact: A Case Study of Evans Creek #27 Wetland: Gazebo Bog by Beth Vining.
Allen Creek Wetland Mitigation Evaluation by Linda A. Ward.

1992 binder: 
Thornton Creek Restoration at Matthew's Beach Park by Stephanie Allen.
Big Bear Creek Wetland 24: Vegetation Assessment by Caroline Barnes.
Big Bear Creek 24 Plant Inventory by Robin Boyer.
Big Bear Creek Wetland #24: Structure, Function, and Management by Naomi Chechowitz-Beck.
Do Beavers or Humans Make Better Wetlands? by Michelle Cox.
Redox and pH Measurements at Mystic Lake as Clues to Successional Status by Jim Dotter.
The Influence of Soil Water Salinity and Site Evaluation: The Distribution of Vascular Plants Species Within a Tidal Salt Marsh at Lynch Cove, Washington by Daniel Ekblaw.
Mystic Lake Wetland Development: A Peat Building Fen? by Kevin Fetherston.
Watershed Management and the Effects of Urbanization on Wetland Hydrology by Selena Fisher.
Wetland Soil Focus: Big Bear Creek Wetland #24 by Mark Grey.
Bird Use of Mitigated vs Non-Mitigated Palustrine, Scrub-Shrub Wetlands by Lisa Healy.
Thornton Creek Delta: A Restoration Proposal: Plant Communities, Current and Future by Johanna James.
Waiting for a Cure: Interim Control of Purple Loosestrife (Lythrum salicaria) by Chris Johnson.
Options for Riparian Vegetation and Stream Channel Restoration of Thornton Creek at its Delta in Matthew's Beach Park by Matthew Kimble.
Urban Stream Delta Restoration Project: Bird Habitat Enhancement by Hiroko Komatsu.
Advance and Recession in Two Forested Wetlands by David Lebo.
The Effect of Bryophytes on Mire Induction at Winters Lake by David Lebo.
Methodology of Purple Loosestrife Control: Past, Present, and Future by Christine Loucks.
Do Beavers or Consultants Make a Better Wetland? A Comparison of Two Recent Recently Created Wetland Sites by Kat Maybury.
A Comparison of a Mitigated and Non-mitigated Freshwater Wetland by Sally Nickelson.
Big Bear Creek 24: Soil Investigation by Teresa Platin.
Mystic Lake Vegetation Analysis by Lauren Rich.
Federal, State and Local Wetland Mitigation Procedures as Applied to the Koll North Creek Development, 1982-1991 by Katherine Van Pelt.
Trends in Plant Diversity in the Aquatic/Emergent Zone of Mystic Lake by Elizabeth Walker.
Progression and Recession in Two Forested Wetlands by Ayn Whytemare.
A Preliminary Investigation of the Edaphic Algal Community of a Hood Canal Salt Marsh by Charles Williams.
A Qualitative Inquiry into the Invertebrate Population of Lynch Cove by Pat Wood.

1993 binder: 
Wetlands Mitigation Under the King County Sensitive Areas Ordinance: A Case Study by J. Scott Allison.
Wetland Field Trips for Kids by Kenneth Ames.
Soil Chemistry in Two Distinct Wetland Soils by Jon Bagby.
Lake Lucerne Channel Outlet Improvement Project by Debbie Berreth.
A Comparison of Soils in the Union Bay Ecological Research Area by Robert Boyker.
Constructed Wetlands for Stormwater Treatment by Peter Braun.
Education is the Art of Assisting Discovery by Chris Broderick.
Invasive Plants at Chase Lake: A Case Study by Jen Clark, Leal Dickson, Chistine Kreischer, Dave Moore, Arpoo Shah, and Hap Wertheimer.
Typhus angustifolia by Jennifer Clark.
Bird Communities of the Montlake Fill by Ann Dahl.
Comparison of Plant Species within the Ecological Research Area by Melissa Dopps.
Wetland Education Group: A Success Story by Perry Gayaldo, Ken Ames, Chris Broderick, Tony Pietromonaco, Kortney Saupe.
Jenkins Creek Wetland Human Impact Report by Fauna Gibson.
Physical Soil Characteristics of Four Sites on the Ecological Research Area by Cynthia Gilbert.
A Comparison of Soil Chemistry and Plant Communities at the University of Washington Ecological Research Area by Stacey Gilbert. 
The Ecological and Human Context of Biological Invasions by William Green.
Research Results: Wetland Inventory, Insects and other Invertebrates by Kathy Halvorsen.
The Flora of the Ecological Research Area by T.K. Hibbing.
Soil Chemical Properties (a comparison) by Joseph Kepiro.
Hydrology of Wetlands Used for Managing Stormwater by Christopher Konrad.
King County's Sensitive Areas Ordinance and Wetland Science by David Koon.
Comparison of Insects Within the Managed and Unmanaged Areas of the Ecological Reserve at the University of Washington by Stephanie Madson.
Metro South Operations Base Constructed Wetland for Stormwater Treatment by Christopher May.
Research Project: Bird/Waterfowl Comparison in Managed vs. Unmanaged Wetlands by Mike Nader. 
Metro South Operations Base Constructed Wetland for Stormwater Treatment Report by Erik Penner.
Wetland Ecology by Toni Pietromonaco.
Wetland Ecology Term Project: Survey of Bird Species in the Ecological Research Unit by Brian Richardson.
Wetland Soil Chemistry Report by Scott Riggins.
Wetland Mitigation under King County's Sensitive Areas Ordinance: A Case Study of Rainier View Elementary School by Michael Riley.
Vegetation Composition and Vigor Assessment at the Metro South Base Wetland, Tukwila, Washington by Johanna Salatas.
Wetland Education by Kortney Saupe.
Invasive Wetland Plants: Potentilla Study at Chase Lake by Arpoo Shah and Dave Moore.
Physical Characteristics of Soil in the Ecological Reserve Area by Amy Swallow.
Wetlands Mitigation Monitoring in King County by Sandra Taubel.
A Study of Plant Community Development at the Ecological Research Area by Jessica Torvik.
Survey of Soil Chemistry and Plant Communities of the Union Bay Ecological Research Area by Adam Wexler.
Paper addressing soil physical properties of four UW Ecological Research Area wetlands by Lizzie Zemke.

1994 volume:
Ashton Creek: Nina Bakketun, Andy Haas, Lynee Jung, and Tim Pochop.
Brueland Pond: Daniel DeLao, David Mandel, Walter Martinez, Ingrid Wertz, and Dwayne Yee.
Bellevue B3-I Wetland: Nancy Chin, Tom LaMotte, Jennifer Sonnichsen, and Kristina Wetzel.
Harris Creek 13: Bill Fischelis, Joann Kauffman, Steven Westerside, and Brian Mumm.
Mercer Slough: Jeff Armentrout, Roger Dane, Julie Eagleton, Cari Hornbein, and Jason McBrayer.
Queen's Bog: John Johnson, Kim Perry, Stacy Philpott, Jeff Walker, and Cindi Zeik.
Ravenna Creek: Shannon Rigdon, Rebecca Sayre, Michele Tupper, and Ruth Yender.
Totem Lake Tributary: Aaron Bidelspach, Chris Bonsignore, and Susan Papanikolas.

Accession date: 2025-05-27 Last updated: 2025-05-28 10:14:00
Subjects: University of Washington, Center for Urban Horticulture, King County, Union Bay Natural Area

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