Dragonfly Larvae as Bioindicators of Mercury Pollution
Ko K, Flanagan Pritz C, Eagles-Smith C, Willacker J, Nelson SJ. 2019. Dragonfly Larvae as Bioindicators of Mercury Pollution
Poster on the preliminary results of the Dragonfly Mercury Project, a study that engages citizen scientists in the collection of dragonfly larvae to assess mercury conditions and risk to protected lands and national parks. Results touch on dragonfly larvae mercury concentrations at sites across the landscape and citizen science groups engaged. A physical poster was created for and presented at the Geological Society of America (GSA) Annual Meeting in Phoenix, Arizona in September 2019. Contents include provisional data - not for distribution or citation. Refer to https://doi.org/10.1021/acs.est.0c01255 for full published paper by Eagles-Smith et al. 2020.
- Type
- Poster
- Authors
- Ko, Katherine; Flanagan Pritz, Colleen; Eagles-Smith, Collin; Willacker, James; Nelson, Sarah
- Date of Issue
- 2019-09
- Units
- ARD
- Keywords
- air, air pollution, air resources division, appalachian mountain club, citizen science, dragonfly larvae, mercury, national park service, u.s. geological survey, university of maine