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Mailing Address
Central Plains Center for BioAssessment
Kansas Biological Survey
2101 Constant Ave.
Lawrence, KS 66047
Phone: 785-864-1548
Fax: 785-864-1534


Director
Dr. Donald Huggins
785-864-1548
dhuggins@ku.edu

Assistant Director and Informatics Specialist
Debbie Baker
785-864-1551
dbaker@ku.edu

Macroinvertebrate Lab
Christopher Rogers 785-864-1714 dcrogers@ku.edu

Phycology Lab
LeeAnn Bennett
cell : 785-550-5572 work: 785-864-1552
lbennett@ku.edu


CPCB stream sites - click on the layers tab.


Congratulations on your KU Research Award Don Huggins!

Welcome to the Central Plains Center for BioAssessment. Our mission is to provide scientific expertise on aquatic resources of the Central Plains Region of the US.


Visit us at the Kansas Biological Survey booth at the 2012 Kansas Natural Resources Conference in Wichita.


Development of Benchmark Lake Nutrient Criteria for USEPA Region 7

USEPA RTAG7. 2011. Nutrient Reference Condition Identification and Ambient Water Quality Benchmark Development Process, Freshwater Lakes and Reservoirs within USEPA Region 7. US Environmental Protection Agency Regional Technical Advisory Group, Region 7, Kansas City, KS. 42 pp. (pdf)

See Workgroup Webpage for more information.


2011 summer research -

Selenium in Dry Walnut Creek - Thanks Kansas Wetlands Education Center for your help.

National Wetland Condition Assessment

CPCB is participating in the EPA National Wetland Condition Assessment - the first-ever national survey on the condition of the Nation’s wetlands. We sampled 11 randomly selected wetlands (2 repeated) in South Dakota, and 10 reference wetlands in Nebraska, Iowa, and Missouri. See the USEPA NWCA website for more information and the CPCB project page for details.

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Click photos to enlarge: extracting a soil sample, soil core.


We accept contract work for water, algae, fish, and macroinvertebrates! Contact Christopher Rogers for details.

 

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