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Daniel Fenstermacher - M.S., Soil and Watershed Sciences
Education
- B.S. in Environmental Biology at Delaware Valley College, 2009.
Research Topic
The impact of agricultural activity on soil properties in cultivated Delmarva Bay wetlands, and the potential for carbon sequestration through wetland restoration.
Advisor
Dr. Martin Rabenhorst
Publications/Presentations
Fenstermacher, DE and MC Rabenhorst. January, 2011. Potential Carbon Storage in Delmarva Bay Wetlands, Research Plan and GIS Landform Analysis. Mid-Atlantic Hydric Soils Committee, Virginia Beach, VA.
Fenstermacher, DE and MC Rabenhorst. June 2010. Potential Carbon Storage in Delmarva Bay Wetlands, Research Plan. Mid-Atlantic Hydric Soils Committee, Charlottesville, VA.
Fenstermacher, DE and MC Rabenhorst. 2010. Morphometeric Analysis of Delmarva Bay Landforms. SSSA Annual Meetings.
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Last updated: 02/1/2011
