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   abstract: Research Geologist with the Florence Bascom Geoscience Center
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   abstract: "Lynn Wingard\u2019s research focus is on the application of paleoecologic\
     \ techniques to the interpretation of Holocene marine and estuarine ecosystems.\
     \  Current emphasis is on deriving baseline environmental data for Greater Everglades\
     \ Ecosystem Restoration resource managers and on examining the interaction of\
     \ climate and sea level on south Florida\u2019s coastline in the Holocene."
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   abstract: "Professional Experience1991-Present Research Geologist, U.S. Geological\
     \ SurveyLynn Wingard has been a Research Geologist with the USGS since 1991.\
     \  She has conducted biostratigraphic and paleoecologic research on Mesozoic\
     \ and Cenozoic Atlantic and Gulf Coastal Plain sediments throughout her career.\
     \  Her early research focused on molluscan taxonomy and evolution across the\
     \ Cretaceous Tertiary boundary and she examined the role of taxonomic assignments\
     \ in calculations of extinction at the boundary.  Investigations into the subsurface\
     \ geology and paleoenvironments in Florida led to a reclassification of the\
     \ subsurface Oligocene units and she assisted the Florida State Geologic Survey\
     \ in their state map efforts.Beginning in 1994, Lynn has served as Principal\
     \ Investigator on projects related to the Greater Everglades Ecosystem Restoration\
     \ as part of the USGS Priority Ecosystem Science Program and she has served\
     \ in a number of advisory roles related to this research.  Her work has helped\
     \ define salinity targets for Florida\u2019s southern estuaries and has contributed\
     \ to estimating historic freshwater flow through the wetlands.  Her collaboration\
     \ with Everglades resource managers has demonstrated the importance of paleoecology\
     \ and the emerging field of conservation paleobiology in providing valuable\
     \ scientific information to guide restoration efforts.  Recent work has focused\
     \ on sea level rise and storm history and how these driving factors have shaped\
     \ the south Florida coastline over the last 5,000 years and what this tells\
     \ us in terms of future projections of coastal change.Science Leadership and\
     \ Advisory Roles1993:  helped draft Program Implementation Plan for USGS South\
     \ Florida Ecosystem Initiative2001-Present:  member of 6 CERP - Comprehensive\
     \ Everglades Restoration Plan - Teams; currently serving on Southern Coastal\
     \ Systems Sub-Team and Biscayne Bay Southeast Everglades Ecosystem Restoration\
     \ Eco-subteam2002:  helped draft DOI and USGS Science Plans in Support of Greater\
     \ Everglades Ecosystem Restoration"
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   name: 1983          MS (Geology)          George Washington University, Washington
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   name: 1990          PhD (Geology)         George Washington University, Washington
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