Grey R. Evenson

Grey R. Evenson studies how watersheds, wetlands, and soil management practices affect water quantity and water quality, using computer models to simulate streamflow, nutrient (especially nitrate) transport, and the effects of climate change and conservation practices across river basins like the Upper Mississippi and Maumee. Much of this work relies on hydrologic simulation tools (such as SWAT) applied to real-world watersheds to understand how wetlands and soil health practices can reduce pollution and buffer climate impacts. This research is relevant to students interested in water resources, agricultural runoff, wetland restoration, and environmental modeling.

Publication output was higher and more variable earlier in the decade (peaking in 2018 and 2020) but has slowed to about 1-2 publications per year in recent years.

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