Title: CURRICULUM VITAE
Author: Win Everham
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Edwin M. Everham III, Ph.D.
Professor of Marine and Ecological Science
ADDRESS
Florida Gulf Coast University, College of Arts and Sciences, 
10501 FGCU Boulevard South, Ft. Myers, Florida 33965-6565
(239) 590-7169, Fax (239) 590-7200, eeverham@fgcu.edu
 
EDUCATION
Ph.D. 1996  Environmental and Forest Biology, State University of New York
	 College of Environmental Science
 B.S. 1980  Biological Sciences, Michigan Technological University  

SELECTED PROFESSIONAL POSITIONS
	1996 – present	Faculty of Environmental Studies, Florida Gulf Coast University.
			(Professor since 2009)
	2000-2004	Chair of Division of Ecological and Social Sciences, Florida Gulf Coast University
1994-1996	Founding Faculty, New College of Global Studies, Radford University
1990-1994	Data Manager - Hurricane Recovery Plot Project, Terrestrial Ecology Division, 
		University of Puerto Rico
	1989-1993	Teaching Assistant, SUNY College of Environmental Science and Forestry
	1986-1988	US Peace Corps Volunteer, Malawi. Africa
	1981-1986	Science Instructor, Waukesha Public Schools, Waukesha, Wisconsin
1980-1981	Wildlife Technician, US Forest Service, Detroit, Oregon 

SELECTED GRANTS AND CONTRACTS
	Babcock Ranch Community baseline biological assessment: fish, herps, mammals.  Co-PI: D.W. Ceilley, 
	co-PIs Phil Allman, B. Jackson, J. Jackson.  Kitson and Partners, Inc. $85,625.00.  2008
Bioavailability and sources of nutrients. PI: A.N. Loh, co-PIs:  D. Fugate, M. Parsons, D. Ceilley, and E. Milbrandt.  City 	of Sanibel and Lee County Florida.  $769,083.00. 2008.
Corkscrew Regional Ecosystem Watershed Hydrology Reconnaissance. PI Brian Bovard.  South Florida Water 	Management District.  $25,000.00. 2008.
Tape Grass Restoration Feasibility Study.  PI: D.W. Ceilley.  Lee County Board of County Commissioners.  	$10,000.00.  2008
Lake Trafford Monitoring Phase II. co-PI:  D.W. Ceilley.  Big Cypress Subbasin  South Florida Water Management 	District.   $50,000.00, Supplement $25,000.00 extension to 9/30/08. 2007.
Data analysis of water quality. PI: D.W. Ceilley.  Florida Department of Environmental Protection – Bureau of 	Watershed Management.  $24,487.00.  2007
Six Mile Hydrology Monitoring II.  Co-PI: D.W. Ceilley.  Lee County Parks and Recreation.  $7,176.00. 2007.
Lake Trafford Watershed Monitoring Plan Phase I Research.  Big Cypress Subbasin  South Florida Water Management 	District.  $50,000.00.  2006
Hydrological Monitoring for Six Mile Cypress Slough.  KLECE, Inc.   $10,000.00.  2006
Estero Bay Tributaries Riparian Vegetation Analysis. South Florida Water Management District. $95,000.00.  2006
The ecological impacts of Hurricanes on Forested Ecosystems in southwest Florida.  Faculty Research Incentive.  Florida 	Gulf Coast University.  $10,000.  2006
	A Rapid Bioassessment Program for Estero Bay Tributaries. EPA Charlotte harbor National Estuary Program.  $19,019. 		(with J. Cassani, D. Ceilley, and G. Tolley). 1998.

SELECTED PUBLICATIONS 
Everham III, E.M., D.W. Ceilley, D.A. Croshaw, J. Firth, C. Gunnels, D.D. Hanson, S. Mariolan, R.J. Spear, B. Thomas,
D.E. Van Norman, B.M. Whitmore, and J.R. Cassani.  “Ten Years of the Southwest Florida Frog Monitoring Network: Natural Variation and Human-driven Changes.  Florida Scientist. Accepted.
Ceilley, D.W., L. Brady-Herrero, K. Niemec, K.M. Ross, J. A. Ferlita, and E.M. Everham III. Fish community structure of
 streams and canals at Babcock Ranch, Charlotte and Lee Counties, Florida.  Florida Scientist. Accepted.. 
Ceilley, D.W., T. Denison, E. M. Everham III and M. Lohr “The Impact of Aeration on Water Quality in Deep and Shallow
 Wet Retention Ponds in Southwest Florida”.  Florida Scientist. Accepted

 Lohr, M.,  K. Arnold, D. W. Ceilley, T. Denison, E. M. Everham III, K. Fikoski, and E. Livingston A collaborative
 approach to Best Management Practice Monitoring Projects in the Estero Bay Region. Florida Scientist.  Accepted.  
Julian II, P., E.M. Everham III, and M.B. Main. 2012.  “Influence of a large-scale Removal of an Invasive Plant (Melaleuca
quinquenervia) on Home-range Size and Habitat Selection by Female Florida Panthers (Puma concolor coryi) within Big Cypress National Preserve, Florida”.  Southeastern Naturalist. In Press.
Dixon, A.D., W.R. Cox, E.M. Everham III, and D.W. Ceilley.  2011. Anurans as biological indicators of restoration 
	success in the Greater Everglades Ecosystem.  Southeastern Naturalist.  10(4):629-646.
Everham, E.M., III, D.W. Ceilley, B.L. Thomas, and D. Hamilton.  2009.   Riparian vegetation along tributaries 
	to Estero Bay, Florida.  Florida Scientist. In Press.
	Key, J.K., E.M. Everham III, D.W. Ceilley, B.L. Thomas, and R. Leisure III.  2009. Surface and groundwater 
		dynamics of a cypress slough in an urbanizing watershed.  Florida Scientist.  In Press.	
Denison, T.J., M.L. Lohr, D.W. Ceilley, and E.M. Everham III. 2008.  Water quality evaluation of the impacts of aeration
on deep and shallow wet detention ponds in southwest Florida.  Proceedings of STORMCON: North American Surface Water Quality Conference.  Orlando, Florida.
Everham, W. 2007.  Do you really need that lawn? Gulfshore Life. March: 112-118.
Tolley, S.G.,  A.K. Volety, M. Savarese, L.D. Wells, C. Linardich, and E.M. Everham III.  2006. Impacts of 	salinity	and freshwater inflow on oyster-reef communities in southwest Florida.  Aquatic Living 	Resources. 19:	371-387. 
Pieterson, E.C., L.M. Addison, J.N. Agobian, B. Brooks-Solveson, J. Cassani, and E.M. Everham III.  2006. Five years of 	the southwest Florida frog monitoring network: changes in frog communities as an indicator of landscape change.  	Florida Scientist.  69(supple. 2): 117-126.
Brokaw, N.,  S. Fraver, J.S. Grear, J. Thompson, J.K. Zimmerman, E.M. Everham III, R. Waide, S.P. Hubbell, and R.B. Foster.  2004. Disturbance and canopy structure in two Tropical forests. In E. Losos and E. Leigh Jr. (eds.) Forest Diversity and Dynamism.  The University of Chicago Press.
Brokaw, N.,  J. Thompson, J.K. Zimmerman, E.M. Everham III, R. Waide, and D. Schafer.  2004. Luquillo forest dynamics plot, Puerto Rico, United States. In E. Losos and E. Leigh Jr. (eds.) Forest Diversity and Dynamism.  The University of Chicago Press.
	E.M. Everham III, J.R. Cassani, S.G. Tolley, and D.W. Ceilley. 2000.  A Rapid Bioassessment Program for Estero 
     		Bay Tributaries Final Report
Myster, R.W. and E.M. Everham III. 1999. Germination cues across the disturbance regime in the Puerto Rican rainforest.
	Tropical Ecology. 40(1):89-98.
      Romme, W.H., E.M. Everham, L. E. Frelich, M.A. Moritz, R.E. Sparks. 1998. Are large, infrequent disturbances
		qualitatively different from small frequent disturbances?  Ecosystems 1: 524-534. 
Turner, M.G., V.H. Dale, and E.M. Everham III. 1997. Hurricanes, crown fires, and volcanoes: a comparison among 
	large-scale disturbances. BioScience. Vol. 47(11):  758-768.
 Everham, E.M. III, R.W. Myster, and E. VanDeGenachte. 1996.  Effects of light, moisture and temperature on
	 germination of five tree species in the tropical montane forest of Puerto Rico. American Journal of Botany. 83(8):  	1063-1068.
Everham, E.M., III., and N.V.L. Brokaw. 1996.  Forest damage and recovery from catastrophic wind.  Botanical Review.
	62(2):  113-185.
Everham, E.M. III. 1995. A comparison of methods for quantifying catastrophic wind damage to forests. Pages 340-357 in
	J.Grace and M. Coutts (eds.) Wind and wind-related damage to trees. Cambridge University Press. 
Zimmerman, J.K. E.M. Everham III, R.B. Waide, D.J. Lodge, C.M. Taylor, and N.V.L. Brokaw.  1994. Responses of tree
species to hurricane winds in a 16 ha plot of low montane forest in Puerto Rico:  implications for tropical tree life histories.  Journal of Ecology.  82:  911-922.
Hall, C.A.S., M.R. Taylor, and E. Everham. 1992. A geographically-based ecosystem model and its application to the
carbon balance of the Luquillo Forest, Puerto Rico.  Water, Air, and Soil Pollution. 64: 385-404.  Reprinted in J. Wisniewski and A.E. Lugo (eds) Natural Sinks of CO_2. Kluwer Academic Publishers. Boston.
Everham, E.M.,III, K.M. Wooster, and C.A.S. Hall. 1991. Forest landscape climate modeling.  Proceedings of the 
	1991 Symposium on Systems Analysis in Forest Resources.  USDA Forest Service.  General Technical
	 Report SE-74.
Everham, E.M., III. 1991. A landscape simulation model of forest growth for the Luquillo Experimental Forest, Puerto
Rico.  In J. McLeod (ed) Toward Understanding Our Environment.  The Society for Computer Simulation.  San Diego.
Pederson, N., E.M. Everham III, and J. Sahm. 1991. Natural disturbance simulation in the Luquillo Experimental Forest,
	Puerto Rico. In J. McLeod (ed) Toward Understanding Our Environment.  The Society for Computer Simulation.  
	San Diego.