The purpose of the 2000 GEER conference was to provide a forum for physical, biological, and social scientists to share their knowledge and research results concerning Everglades restoration. The objectives of the conference was to define specific restoration goals, determine the best approaches to meet these goals, and provide benchmarks that could be used to measure the success of restoration efforts over time. To these ends, the conference recognized the need to synthesize information gathered since the first Everglades conference, the interdisciplinary nature of Everglades restoration, and the need to adapt scientific understanding to management action.
The conference was held December 11-15, 2000, in Naples, Florida. (Visit the official GEER Conference website.) Below you will find links to several of the posters and talks that were given by USGS scientists at the GEER conference.
Also available: Open File Report 00-449 - U.S. Geological Survey Program on the South Florida Ecosystem: 2000 Proceedings. This publication contains presentations from the 2000 GEER conference.
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