SOIL & WATER SESSION

8:20-8:40	GREENING THE BLUE: WATER MANAGEMENT DECISIONS FOR THE NEW CENTURY - Loring Bullard
8:40-9:00	HINKSON CREEK WATERSHED: A TEACHING AND RESEARCH WATERSHED IMPROVING LAND MANAGEMENT DECISIONS IN DYNAMIC URBAN ECOSYSTEMS OF THE CENTRAL U.S. - Jason Hubbart and John Schulz
9:00-9:20	FACTORS AFFECTING ADOPTION OF BMPS FOR ANIMAL MANURE MANAGEMENT - Laura McCann, Haluk Gedikoglu, Bob Broz, John Lory, and Ray Massey
9:20-9:40	SPRING-FED WETLANDS ON THE MIDDLE MISSISSIPPI RIVER FLOODPLAIN - Scott George
9:40-10:00	SPATIAL AND TEMPORAL PATTERNS OF SELECT LONG-TERM WATER QUALITY PARAMETERS IN MAIN AND SIDE CHANNELS FROM THE MIDDLE MISSISSIPPI RIVER, 1993-2007 - Robert Hrabik and Laura Mills
10:00-10:20	BREAK
10:20-10:40	THE RELATIVE ROLE OF CLIMATE AND LAND-USE CHANGES IN STREAMFLOW TRENDS ACROSS THE PRAIRIE PENINSULA STATES OF THE MIDWEST - John Kochendorfer and Jason Hubbart
10:40-11:00	COMPARISON OF HYDROLOGIC AND WATER-QUALITY CHARACTERISTICS OF TWO NATIVE TALLGRASS PRAIRIE STREAMS WITH AGRICULTURAL STREAMS IN MISSOURI AND KANSAS - David Heimann
11:00-11:20	FOREST SOIL HYDROLOGIC PROCESS ALTERATIONS AFTER 60 YEARS OF PRESCRIBED BURNING - Jason Hubbart and Kirsten Stephan
11:20-11:40	INFLUENCE OF FOREST HARVEST ON SOIL NUTRIENTS IN THE MISSOURI OZARK FOREST ECOSYSTEM PROJECT - Meredith Albers, Keith Goyne, John Kabrick, Peter Motavalli, and David Gwaze
11:40-12:00	EFFECTS OF LONG-TERM PRESCRIBED BURNING ON SOIL CHEMICAL PROPERTIES IN THE MISSOURI OZARKS - Kirsten Stephan and Jason Hubbart