Abigail Reed, undergraduate 泡芙视频app in ESP, was the first undergraduate 泡芙视频app to ever win the best at the 泡芙视频app of Florida Water Institute Symposium. Competing against 80 泡芙视频app poster presenters, Abby emerged as one of the four winners, earning a $1,000 award to support her participation in future academic conferences. Her poster, "Tampa Bay Groups with Few Financial Resources Lack Benefits from Natural & Artificial Wetlands," showcased her Honors Thesis research conducted with the . Her work built upon insights gleaned by the ERG in the spatial analysis of waterbodies in the Tampa Bay Region, including the distribution of natural and artifical waterbodies, but newly incorporated the angle of Environmental Justice. View Abby's abstract here.
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