Avery Cook Shinneman, Ph.D.

Member since March 10, 2023

Business Type: UW Faculty

Business Name/Affiliation:
UW Bothell

My research interests are two-fold. One focus is on developing records of recent and long-term changes in the environment, especially in aquatic systems, arising from shifts in climate and land-use. Using biological and geochemical archives in lake sediment cores, I develop reconstructions of paleo-ecological changes. These reconstructions can be used to answer a variety of questions about natural variability in ecological systems, changes in these systems after anthropogenic disturbances, and the efficacy of restoration efforts. I’m also interested in learning more about human interactions with lake systems – how we use and relate to water and developing outreach strategies to engage with safe use and management of freshwater.

Listings by Avery Cook Shinneman, Ph.D.

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Accessibility and Equity of access to Public Lakeshore

Added on March 2, 2023

Research & Creative Projects

The Function and Fate of Lake Truly

Added on November 27, 2022

Listings by Avery Cook Shinneman, Ph.D.

Accessibility and Equity of access to Public Lakeshore

The Function and Fate of Lake Truly

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