Identifying barriers to stream passage at road crossings, USDA-Forest Service, $80,000 (with K.Simon); $30,000 supplement Bridges Program: Empowering and retaining minority students in the biomedical sciences, National Institutes of Health (NIH Bridges), $719,126 (with D. Wubah, C. Talley, J. Wubah) 2002-05 Collaborative research in environmental biology, National Science Foundation (DEB/BIO), $399,500 (with D. Wubah, D. Dennis, B. Wiggins) 2001- Aquatic ecosystem evaluation of Eastern U.S. National Forest Lands, U.S.D.A.- Forest Service, $30,000. 2000- Scientific equipment in support of molecular biology and chemistry, National Institutes of Health, $42,000 1999 Supplement to Undergraduate research training at Towson University to involve teachers in research, National Science Foundation, $15,000 (with K. Denniston, D. Wubah and L.Wimmers) 1999 University System of Maryland/National Science Foundation, Shaping the Futures Regional Workshop, $3000 1999-00 Increasing minority student participation in the life sciences, University System of Maryland, $10,700 (with D. Wubah). 1998-01 Maryland Collaborative for Teacher Preparation, National Science Foundation, $600,000 (with K. Denniston, H. Howard, J. Taylor) 1998-00    Undergraduate research training at Towson University, National Science Foundation, $150,000 (with D. Wubah and L. Wimmers) Maryland Applied Information Technology Initiative, Maryland Higher Education Commission, $90,000 (1998), 1999-2003 - total approximately $2,510,000 Standards-based Teacher Education Project, CBE and AACTE, $44,000 (with D. Hinkle, D. Jones, M. Loeschke) 1998-01 Those that Do, Teach: A Summer Research Experience for Current and Future Maryland Educators, funding from Maryland Department of Education, Lockheed Martin, University System of Maryland, Pew Foundation and other sources (with K. Denniston) 1996 Faculty/Student Research Collaboration Program, UW-EC, Limnological conditions of lakes in the Ice Age Reserve, WI, $1000 1995   Intergovernmental panel on global climate change, Climate change 1995 1995-97 Big Sissabagema Lake Association, Long-term trend analysis for Big Lake Sissabagema, $1500 1994-95  Chippewa County, Land Conservation Department, Analysis of land usage patterns and nutrient loading in the Lake Wissota watershed, $7500 1994-95    U.S. Dept. of Education, Eisenhower Mathematics and Science Education Program, CUBE Science Institute, $65,724 (1994), $48,094 (1995) (with R. Eierman, R. Hollon, R. Hooper) 1994-96    Faculty/Student Research Collaboration Program, UW-EC, Use of DNA polymorphisms to evaluate morphological differences in the freshwater clam, Anodonta grandis, $1000 (1994-95) (with R. Cook, T. Balding, L. Turtinen), $1000 (1995-96) 1994   Island Chain of Lakes Association/Wisconsin Department of Natural Resources, Analysis of trophic changes in Island Chain of Lakes, $1000 1993-94    Wisconsin Dept. of Natural Resources, Lakes planning grant for trophic state analysis and lake mapping, Silver Birch Lake, $9,800 1993-94    Wisconsin Dept. of Natural Resources, Lake planning grant for trophic state analysis and evaluation of boating impacts, Half Moon Lake, $13,000 1992-96    U.S. Environmental Protection Agency, Diagnostic analysis of Lake Wissota, Wisconsin, $133,000 (funded through WI DNR) 1992   University of Wisconsin System, Computing Equipment Award, $3,500 1992   Apple Computers, Apple Technology Partners Grant (with D. Estervig and L. Turtinen) $25,253 for computer equipment for Introductory Biology and Cell/Molecular Biology laboratories, matching funding $25, 253 from Philips Plastics, Northern States Power, Carlson Travel Network 1991-97 Pine Lake Association, Limnological studies of Pine Lake area, $5000 per year 1991-96    University of Wisconsin System, Wisconsin Distinguished Professor, $125,000; $125,000 in matching funds provided by Northern States Power, Pine Lake Association, UW-EC Foundation 1991-92    Wisconsin Dept. of Natural Resources, Lake planning grant, Lake Amacoy $9400 1991-92  UW-Eau Claire. Re-defining the Baccalaureate Degree Award 1991   University of Wisconsin-Eau Claire, Instructional Technology Grant, $2829 1991 Univ. of Wisconsin - Eau Claire, Summer extramural grant development award 1991 WI DNR, Lake planning grant: Island Chain of Lakes $8,000 1989-90 Gacek and Associates, Environmental assessment - water quality impacts related to proposed logging operations, $6,500 1989   Washington Dept of Ecology, Alpine Lakes chemical monitoring, $4,500 1989   Port of Bellingham, Sampling and analysis of water quality related to Sphaerotilus natans, $1,995 1989 U.S. EPA, Supplement to Cooperative Agreement for work on International comparisons for the NAPAP State of Science documents, $28,971 1988-90  U.S. Forest Service, Cooperative Education Agreement; direct awards to students 1988-89 Whatcom County Conservation District, Water quality analyses for Puget Sound Early Action watersheds 1988-90 U.S. EPA, Integrated assessment of acidification in high deposition areas, $3,750 1988   Washington Dept. of Ecology, Alpine Lakes chemical monitoring, $3,002 1987-88  U.S. EPA, Supplement to Cooperative Agreement for work on organic acids and the 'F' factor, $38,868 1987-88 National Park Service/U.S. EPA, Deposition monitoring, $7,300 1987-89  Whatcom County Council of Governments, Water quality analyses for the Silver Creek watershed 1986   Weyerhaeuser Foundation and Northwest Pulp and Paper Association, Supplement to deposition monitoring, $27,800 1986   U.S. EPA, Suppl. to Data analysis and reporting for National Lake Survey, $54,000 1986   City of Bellingham, Lake and stream water quality in the Lake Whatcom watershed, $23,204 (with R. Matthews) 1986   Washington Department of Ecology, Long term monitoring network for lakes  sensitive to acidic deposition, $7,500 1986 E.I. Dupont, Preparation and documentation of the Aquatic Ecology Volume of the 1986 Final Comprehensive Cooling Water Report, Savannah River, $43,000 (with R. Matthews) 1986-87  U.S. EPA, Second year of Cooperative Agreement for data analysis of lake survey results, $39,899 1986 Whatcom County, Watershed Management plan for Lake Whatcom, $10,600 1985 Washington Dept. of Ecology, Marblemount and Sullivan Lake deposition, $2,870 1985 Washington Dept. of Ecology/U.S. EPA, Watershed characteristics and controls on chemistry in the North Cascades, $9,500 1985   City of Bellingham, Analysis of physical and chemical changes in Whatcom Creek, $3,000 1985-87  U. S. EPA, Data analysis and reporting for the National Lake Survey, $120,061 1985   Weyerhaeuser Foundation, travel grant 1985-86  City of Bellingham, Summer conditions in Lake Whatcom - 1985, $5,175 1985-87  Washington Dept. of Ecology, Snow chemistry monitoring at Mt. Baker, $3,000 (1985-86), $3,000 (1986-87) 1984   U. S. EPA, Supplement to acidification grant, $26,300 1984-85  City of Bellingham, Monitoring effects of flood mitigation of Whatcom Creek, $9,258 1984-86  Washington Dept. Of Ecology (sub-contract from URS Co.), Lake Whatcom Lake Restoration Study (continuation), $30,000 1984-86  Padilla Bay National Marine Estuarine Sanctuary Area, Washington Dept. of Ecology, water quality analyses 1984   Washington Department of Ecology/U.S. EPA, Chemical surveys and predictions for North Cascade lakes, $9,810 1984-85  Weyerhaeuser Foundation, Supplement to deposition monitoring, $13,900 1983-85 U.S. EPA, Determination of the rate of change, magnitude of effect, and extent of aquatic resources at risk from acidification, $146,156 1983   Washington Dept. of Ecology/U.S. EPA, Chemical survey of North Cascade lakes sensitive to acidic inputs, $5,287 1983 U.S. EPA, Modelling fish population responses to acidification, $7,500 1982 Wiser Lake Association, Aquatic Vegetation Management, $3,060 1982 Bureau for Faculty Research, WWU, Summer Research Grant, Limnology and management of Lake Whatcom $2,000 1982-84  Weyerhaeuser Foundation and Northwest Pulp and Paper Association, Atmospheric Deposition Monitoring Program, $30,000 (1982-83), $30,000 (1983-84) 1982-84  State of Washington (subcontract from URS Co.), Lake Whatcom Lake Restoration Study, $40,500 1982   U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service and Weyerhaeuser Foundation, sponsorship of Symposium on atmospheric deposition and acid precipitation 1982 U.S. EPA, Mapping emission sources in relation to water chemistry changes and water chemistry data analysis, $10,000 1981 Bureau for Faculty Research, WWU, Lake acidification, near the Wawa Smelters, Ontario, $1,000 1981-83  State of Washington, Studies on the Lake Whatcom Watershed, $6,000 1981-83  State of Washington, Determination of the nature and distribution of aerosol and particulate fallout debris in the glaciers and meltwater drainage systems of the North Cascade and Olympic Mountains, $7,100 1981   Center for Canadian Studies, Cooperative studies of acid rain in Canada, $300 1981-82  City of Bellingham, Sedimentation in Mirror Lake, Washington, and transport to Lake Whatcom related to the Nooksack River diversion, $4,500 1980   Government of Quebec, Travel grant to attend Acid Rain conference in Sandefjord, Norway, $1,000 1980-82  Environment Canada, Paleolimnological indices of lake acidification, $18,201 (1980-81); $17,000 (1981-82) (co-principal investigator) OWRT Project A - 048 - ME Supplements, Responses of Maine Lakes to Atmospheric Inputs of Acids and Heavy Metals, $6,000 (FY 1979); $8,000 (FY 1980); I. Zooplankton Communities (Cladocera) 1978-80  OWRT Project A - 048 - ME, Responses of Maine Lakes to Atmospheric Inputs of Acids and Heavy metals(co-principal investigator); $22,258 (1979); $21,631 (1980) 1978 U.S. Army Corps of Engineers, Review and analysis of Idaho wildlife and fish losses caused by Lower Granite Project under Lower Snake River Fish and Wildlife Compensation Plan $10,990  1976 Sigma Xi Grant-in-Aid of Research, Predation effects on size of individuals and populations of Camptocerus (Cladocera: Chydoridae and reproductive strategies Indiana Academy of Science Research Grant, Ecological and morphological studies on the genus Camptocerus (Cladocera: Chydoridae) (two awards)