Home > Publications

Publications

Title: Everglades, The Ecosystem and Its Restoration.

Authors: Davis, S. M., and J. C. Ogden

Citation: Davis, S. M., and J. C. Ogden. 1994. Everglades, The Ecosystem and Its Restoration. 357-78. Florida: St. Lucie Press.

Related Publications:

Exploitation Trajectory of a Declining Fauna: a Century of Freshwater Mussel Fisheries in North America.

Managing Surprising Ecosystems in Southern Florida.

Hurricane Damage to a Hawaiian Forest: Nutrient Supply Rate Affects Resistance and Resilience.

A 107-Year-Old Coral From Florida Bay - Barometer of Natural and Man-Induced Catastrophes.

Summer Internal Phosphorus Supplies in Shagawa Lake, Minnesota.

Concurrent Decline of the Spawning Stock, Recruitment, Larval Abundance, and Size of the Blue Crab Callinectes Sapidus in Chesapeake Bay.

Life After Death in Lake Erie: Nutrient Controls Drive Fish Species Richness, Rehabilitation.

A Pacific Interdecadal Climate Oscillation With Impacts on Salmon Production.

Mid-Texas Coastal Marsh Change (1939-1991) as Influenced by Lesser Snow Goose Herbivory.

Effects on Nutrients and Hydroperiod on Typha, Cladium, and Eleocharis: Implications for Everglades Restoration.

Factors Influencing Cattail Abundance in the Northern Everglades.

Compounded Perturbations Yield Ecological Surprises.

Impact of Drought on Desert Shrubs: Effects of Seasonality and Degree of Resource Island Development.

Mass Mortality of the Tropical Seagrass Thalassia-Testudinum in Florida Bay (USA).

Biological Invasion by Myrica-Faya Alters Ecosystem Development in Hawaii.

Precipitation from fog moisture in the Green Mountains of Vermont.

Experimental Policies for Water Management in the Everglades.

The Uses of Ecology: Lake Washington and Beyond.

The Spruce-Budworm/Forest-Management Problem.

Review of Ecology and Fishery of the Olympia Oyster, Ostrea Lurida With Annotated Bibliography.

Changes in a Deep Lake Following Sewage Diversion - a Challenge to the Orthodoxy of External Phosphorus Control as a Restoration Strategy.

Dryland Salinity in South-Western Australia: Its Origins, Remedies, and Future Research Directions.

Major Faults and the Development of Dryland Salinity in the Western Wheatbelt of Western Australia.

Seasonality and Chaos in a Plankton Fish Model.

Epilithic Biomass and Metabolism in a North Iberian Stream.

Stability of Forest Ecosystems in the Humid Tropics.

Differences in the ecology of wet-dug and dry-dug gravel pit lakes.

Biomanipulation as an Application of Food-Chain Theory: Constraints, Synthesis, and Recommendations for Temperate Lakes.

Iron-Phosphorus Ratio in Surface Sediment as an Indicator of Phosphate Release From Aerobic Sediments in Shallow Lakes.

Nitrogen Loss and Denitrification as Studied in Relation to Reductions in Nitrogen Loading in a Shallow, Hypertrophic Lake (Lake Sobygard, Denmark).

Impact of Nutrients and Physical Factors on the Shift From Cyanobacterial to Chlorophyte Dominance in Shallow Danish Lakes.

Can Simple Empirical Equations Describe the Seasonal Dynamics of Bacterioplankton in Lakes: an Eight-Year Study in Shallow Hypertrophic and Biologically Highly Dynamic Lake Sobygard, Denmark.

Fish Manipulation as a Lake Restoration Tool in Shallow, Eutrophic, Temperate Lakes .2. Threshold Levels, Long-Term Stability and Conclusions.

Does the Impact of Nutrients on the Biological Structure and Function of Brackish and Fresh-Water Lakes Differ.

Lake and Catchment Management in Denmark.

Nutrient Dynamics and Biological Structure in Shallow Fresh- Water and Brackish Lakes - Preface.

Fish Manipulation as a Lake Restoration Tool in Shallow, Eutrophic Temperate Lakes .1. Cross-Analysis of 3 Danish Case- Studies.

Interactions Between Phytoplankton, Zooplankton and Fish in a Shallow, Hypertrophic Lake - a Study of Phytoplankton Collapses in Lake Sobygard, Denmark.

The Art of Lake Restoration.

Engineering and Biological Approaches to the Restoration From Eutrophication of Shallow Lakes in Which Aquatic Plant- Communities Are Important Components.

Restoration of Two Lowland Lakes by Isolation From Nutrient-Rich Water Sources With and Without Removal of Sediment.

Development of Daphnid Communities in Diatom-Dominated and Cyanophyte-Dominated Lakes and Their Relevance to Lake Restoration by Biomanipulation.

Progressive Restoration of a Shallow Lake: a 12-Year Experiment in Isolation, Sediment Removal and Biomanipulation.

Impact of Submerged Macrophytes on Fish-Zooplankton- Phytoplankton Interactions - Large-Scale Enclosure Experiments in a Shallow Eutrophic Lake.

8 Years of Internal Phosphorus Loading and Changes in the Sediment Phosphorus Profile of Lake Sobygaard, Denmark.

Phosphorus Release From Resuspended Sediment in the Shallow and Wind-Exposed Lake Arreso, Denmark.

Phosphorus Fractions and Profiles in the Sediment of Shallow Danish Lakes as Related to Phosphorus Load, Sediment Composition and Lake Chemistry.

Changes in the Aquatic Vegetation of 2 Gravel Pit Lakes After Reducing the Fish Population-Density.

The Baltic: The Sea of Surprises. In: Barriers and bridges to the renewal of ecosystems and institutuins.

Biomanipulation in the Netherlands: 15 years of experience.

The ongoing experiment: Restoration of Lake Mendota and its watershed.

Tropical forest restoration within Galapagos National Park: application of a state-transition model.

Designing a Dry Tortugas Ecological Reserve: How Big Is Big Enough? ... To Do What?

Implications of the Effects of Trawling on Sessile Megazoobenthos on a Tropical Shelf in Northeastern Australia.

The Impact of Pelagic Fish Behavior on Fisheries.

Internal Phosphorus Loading in Shallow Danish Lakes.

Pike (Esox Lucius L) Stocking as a Biomanipulation Tool .2. Effects on Lower Trophic Levels in Lake Lyng, Denmark.

Interactions Between Sediment and Water in a Shallow and Hypertrophic Lake - a Study on Phytoplankton Collapses in Lake Sobygard, Denmark.

Phytoplankton Biomass Reduction After Planktivorous Fish Reduction in a Shallow, Eutrophic Lake - a Combined Effect of Reduced Internal P-Loading and Increased Zooplankton Grazing.

Related News Items:

Coerced regimes: management challenges in the Anthropocene

In the latest issue of Ecology & Society David Angeler and colleagues introduce the term 'coerced regimes' to describe systems propped up by management inputs.

Keywords: Florida, USA, United States of America, everglades, restoration, recovery, water depth

Research Themes

Resilience Assessment