FUNDED AND PENDING RESEARCH AWARDS 
  1. Assessing Ecological and Economic Impacts of Human Disturbances on Coastal Food Webs and Fisheries (co-PI), $750,000, National Academy of Sciences, pending.
  2. Quantifying variation in coastal wetland structure and function across a winter temperature gradient, (PI), $70,000, USGS, pending.
  3. iCoast: Advancing Smart, Multi-Scale Sensing Systems for Coastal Environmental Health (PI), $1,500,000, Sloan Foundation, pending.
  4. Using ECOSTRESS to monitor seasonal and diurnal ET patterns across Florida plant communities and fire regimes (co-PI), $150,000, NASA, pending.
  5. Monitoring and modeling of pollutant dispersal from septic tanks into the Guana Tolomato Matanzas lagoonal system and adjacent ocean: present time analysis and impact of sea level rise (co-PI), $200,000, Florida SeaGrant, pending.​
  6. iCoast: a 21st Century Coastal Monitoring Network (PI), $750,000, University of Florida "Moonshot" program.
  7. Why is flow in Silver Springs is declining? (PI), $49,369​, Florida Fish and Wildlife Foundation.
  8. Agricultural Water Security for the Floridan Aquifer: An Integrated Assessment of Economic and Environmental Impacts (co-PI), $4,918,922, USDA, Agriculture and Food Research Initiative - Water for Agriculture Challenge.
  9. Rapid, low-cost nanobiosensors for developing risk assessment decision analytics in rural Colombia (co-PI), $4,800, University of Florida Center for Latin American Studies International Working Group.
  10. CNH-RCN: Amazon Dams Network: advancing integrative research and adaptive management of social-ecological systems transformed by hydroelectric dams (Senior Personnel), $498,997, National Science Foundation.
  11. Agricultural Water Security Through Sustainable Use of the Floridan Aquifer: An Integrated Assessment of Economic and Environmental Impacts (PI), $80,000, Unites States Geological Survey.
  12. Long-term trends in floodplain forest tree growth across salinity gradients in along Florida’s Big Bend coastline (PI), $64,625, Unites States Geological Survey.
  13. ​National Wetlands Condition Assessment - Florida Wetlands (PI), $414,225, US Environmental Protection Agency/Florida Department of Environmental Protection. 
  14. Supplemental National Wetlands Condition Assessment Contract, (PI), $179,669, FL Department of Environmental Protection.
  15. Hydrologic transformation in the Amazon basin: reconciling economy, society, and the environment in the world’s largest watershed (PI), $1,082,402, UF Water Institute.
  16. Modeling the connections between hydrology, water quality, and ecosystem health to support coastal preservation efforts across the Northern Gulf Coast (PI), $300,000, National Park Service/United States Geological Survey Water Quality Partnership.
  17. Collaborative Research Initiative on Sustainability and Protection of Springs (co-PI), $3,000,000, St. Johns River Water Management District.
  18. Quantifying a novel ecosystem service of oyster reefs: estuarine freshwater entrainment (co-PI), $10,000, Florida SeaGrant.
  19. Managing forests for increased regional water availability (co-PI), $637,725, Suwannee River, St. Johns River,  South Florida, Southwest Florida, and Northwest Florida Water Management Districts/Florida Division of Agricultural and Consumer Services/Florida Department of Environmental Protection.
  20. Establishing a Natural Resources-Based “Adaptation Action Area” for the town of Yankeetown, FL (PI), $25,000, Florida Department of Economic Opportunity.
  21. Predicting the effects of water use, climate change, and sea-level rise on saline and freshwater communities of the Lower Suwannee and Cedar Keys National Wildlife Refuges, FL (PI), $39,314 US Fish and Wildlife Service. 
  22. Establishing ecological observatory networks in Southeastern barrier island forests (Co-PI), $21,500, USDA McIntire Stennis Program.
  23. Quantifying water yield from upland habitat restoration and management: benefits to wetlands, watersheds, and aquifers (co-PI), $10,470, USDA, McIntire Stennis Program.