Ecology and Management of Inland Waters. A Californian Perspective with Global Applications

Table of Contents

1. Humans and Water2. Ecological Principles and Concepts3. Water Supplies4. Clean Water5. Biogeochemistry and Global Change6. Biodiversity: Conservation and Invasive Species7. Community Dynamics, Food webs, and Ecosystem Processes8. Restoring Aquatic Systems9. Political and Watershed Boundaries10. Concluding Remarks

Authors

Marc Los Huertos Environmental Analysis Program, Pomona College, Claremont, CA, USA. Marc Los Huertos holds the Stephen M. Pauley Chair for Environmental Analysis and coordinates the Environmental Analysis Program for Pomona College. A biogeochemist interested in soil, water and air nitrogen cycling, he has an active research program in which he works with students to evaluate agricultural practices on greenhouse gas emissions from organic and conventional farms and to evaluate habitat quality in streams and rivers. Through his research activities, he trains several students each year with skills in soil and water nitrogen biogeochemistry, aquatic ecology and bioassessment. Los Huertos teaches a wide range of classes at Pomona, including Ecology of Inland Waters; Environmental Science and Statistics; and Food, Land, and the Environment. He also works with farmers in several regions to develop techniques to reduce negative impacts of farming on soil, air and water quality.