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Donald Bonville

Learn about cutting-edge research in water resources engineering for sustainable environmental management, including river restoration, water quality monitoring, and ecological restoration. Discover how climate change and anthropogenic factors impact water resources availability. Stay informed about the latest advancements in ecological engineering and environmental monitoring. Explore innovative solutions for managing water resources in complex ecosystems.

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Donald Bonville

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  1. Donald Bonville • ESF - Environmental Resources Engineering • Email: dbbonvil@syr.edu • Area of Interests: Water Resources Engineering

  2. Greg BoyerDepartment of Chemistryglboyer@esf.eduInterests: drinking water quality, Harmful algal blooms, algal toxinsGreat Lakes, Rock Climbing.

  3. Eric Bureau Department: ERE undergrad senior Email: elbureau@syr.edu Interests: Water Resources Eng.

  4. ERE 797 Name: Mirian Roxana Calderon Affiliation: GPES Email: mrcalder@syr.edu Area of interest: River restoration, bioindicators and water quality.

  5. Julia Chase • Department of Environmental Studies • Email: juchase@syr.edu • Area of Interest: Environmental Policy and Natural Resource Management with a focus on issues of water quality and sustainable use

  6. Lindsay Denhoff EFB- Wildlife Biology & Management ladenhof@syr.edu Area of interest: Dragonflies! Particularly nymphs of species Cordulegasterdiastatops

  7. Dan Dohman Environmental Resources Engineering dcdohman@syr.edu Area of Interest: Ecological Engineering

  8. Andrea Fortman • alfortma@syr.edu • Environmental Resources Engineering • Water Resources Engineering

  9. Game, Ibrahim Division: Graduate Program in Environmental Science Email: ipgame@syr.edu Area of Interest: Environmental Monitoring and Modeling ERE 797 SUNY-ESF

  10. Casey Halton • M.S. , Water Resources Engineering • crwesley@syr.edu • Stream Restoration

  11. Naomi F. Henry • Environmental Resources Engineering-Water Resources • Email: nfhenry@syr.edu • Area of interest: Understanding howclimactic and anthropogenic factors affect water resources availability. Flow prediction, water resources management.

  12. Caity Homan • FNRM • homancaitlin@gmail.com • Effects of invasive earthworms on forest ecosystems

  13. Hwang, Kyotaek • PhD student, Department of Civil and Environmental Engineering, SU • Email: kyhwang@syr.edu • Area of Interest: Physical hydrology, Land surface-atmosphere interaction, Wetland construction and management, Soil moisture behavior

  14. Owen Hunter • Department: Environmental Resources • Email: ohunter@syr.edu • Areas of interest: soil physics, chemistry, mechanics; stormwater, erosion, geosynthetics, groundwater, groundwater contaminants.

  15. Harini Kadambi • Dept: Env Resources Engr • Email: hkadambi@syr.edu • Area of Interest: Water quality/reuse in Industry, water quality in food security • Research area: Modeling of anaerobic digester using CFD

  16. BabakKasaee • PhD, Civil & Environmental Engineering • Email: bkasaeer@syr.edu • Area of Interest: Green Infrastructures, Spatial Analysis

  17. “Peter” Yong Seuk Kwon • Environmental Resources Engineering • Email: ykwon04@syr.edu • Area of Interest: Ecological Restoration, Effects of Land Cover and Climate Change on Streamflow

  18. Myron J. Mitchell • Environmental and Forest Biology • Email: mitchell@syr.edu • Area of Interest: Effects of Atmospheric Pollutants and Climate Change on the Biogeochemistry of Forested Watersheds

  19. TamirPuntsag • Water &Wetland Resource Studies • Email: tpuntsag@syr.edu • Area of Interest: Climate change on Biogeochemistry • of Forested Watersheds, Trace metal contamination

  20. Neil H. RinglerEnvironmental and Forest BiologyOffice of Research Programsneilringler @esf.eduAquatic Biology: Aquatic Entomology and Fisheries Science

  21. SAM RUBIN GRADUATE PROGRAM IN ENVIRONMENTAL SCIENCE WATER AND WETLAND RESOURCES SRUBIN@SYR.EDU

  22. Marie Schoenenberger :) • Environmental Resources Engineering • Email:mascho01@syr.edu • Areas of interest: Restoration, remediation; Microbial population, health, and interactions in Solvay waste beds

  23. Zachary Smith Environmental and Forest Biology Email: zsmith2727@gmail.com Area of Interest: Fish and macroinvertebrate ecology.

  24. Margaret Stepp • Environmental Resources Engineering • mtstepp@syr.edu • Speleology, Geospatial Engineering, Water Resources Engineering, Remediation

  25. Camille Warner Department: Environmental and Forest Biology ciwarner@syr.edu Area of Interest- Remediation of Tricholorethylene in a Wetland Microcosm: An Investigation of the Plants and Microbes

  26. Dr. Gord Paterson • Environmental & Forest Biology (SUNY-ESF) • gpaterso@esf.edu • Environmental & Aquatic Toxicology • Emerging pollutants • Persistent organic pollutants as bioenergetic indicators • Food web biomagnification and ecological efficiencies

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