Meeting the Challenges to Preserving Kentucky’s Biodiversity David R. Brown, PhD Assistant Professor of Biological Sciences, Eastern Kentucky University Stephen C. Richter, PhD

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Date: 2011-11-10 16:29:12 Biology Natural environment Wetlands Environmental engineering Aquatic ecology Habitat Constructed wetland Hemlock woolly adelgid Biodiversity Blackburnian warbler Black-throated green warbler East Kolkata Wetlands		Meeting the Challenges to Preserving Kentucky’s Biodiversity David R. Brown, PhD Assistant Professor of Biological Sciences, Eastern Kentucky University Stephen C. Richter, PhD Add to Reading List Source URL: people.eku.edu Download Document from Source Website File Size: 1,13 MB Share Document on Facebook

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