Cave Conservancy Foundation

Awarded Grants

Year Name Degree Institution Topic
1997 MaryLynn Musgrove Ph.D. University of Texas High-resolution Temporal Variations in Groundwater Chemistry: Tracing the Links between Climate and Hydrology in a Karst System
1998 G.O. Graening Ph.D. University of Arkansas Trophic Dynamics of an Ozark Cave Stream Ecosystem
1999 Greg Springer Ph.D. Colorado State University Quantitative Modeling of Stream Flow Hydrology and Energy Expenditure within a Karst Stream
2000 Gregory Stock Ph.D. University of California, Santa Cruz Records of River Incision and Climate Change from Cave in the Sierra Nevada, California
2001 David A. Shank M.S. University of Akron Aquifer Development and Paleohydrology of the Scott Hollow Drainage Basin, Southeast West Virginia
2001 Megan L. Porter Ph.D. Brigham Young University Cave Organisms and the Evolution of Visiual Pigments: Mysid Shrimp as Model Organisms
2002 Darcy Gibbons M.S. Texas A&M University GIS and Bermuda Cave Conservation
2002 Karen E. Samonds Ph.D. State University of New York--Stony Brook The Origin and Evolution of Extant Malagasy Bats: Implications of New Late Pleistocene Fossils for Reconstructing Madagascar's Biogeographic History
2003 Michael P. Venarsky M.S. Southern Illinois University Carbondale The Lifespan, Reproductive Timing, and Populations Genetics of the endangered Illinois Cave Amphipod, Gammarus acherondytes (Gammaridae)
2003 Holley Moytes Ph.D. State University of New York--Buffalo Caves and Collapse: Correlating the Paleoenvironment with Human Action
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