Greg Noe is a research ecologist with the U.S.
Geological Survey in Reston, Virginia. He received his B.S. in biology from
Virginia Tech, his Ph.D. in ecology from the Joint Doctoral Program of the
University of California, Davis, and San Diego State University, and then
conducted postdoctoral research at Florida International University. His
research focuses on wetland ecosystem ecology, with an emphasis of the
applicability of the science towards wetland restoration. pecific topics
include nutrient retention in floodplains, phosphorus cycling and transport in
the Everglades, and germination in salt marshes.
Greg’s goal is to increase the value of the chapter as a resource to its
members. In particular, he would like to work towards improving the visibility
of the chapter, enhancing member participation in Chapter business, and
increasing our involvement in the training of new wetland scientists. He
actively seek the input of the membership to help prioritize Chapter
activities, so please email him at
gnoe@usgs.gov
with ideas.
