Scott Campbell
Associate Director for Outreach and Public Service
Kansas Biological Survey
Research Associate
Kansas Biological Survey
Contact Information
| Phone | 785-864-1502 |
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| Fax | 785-864-1534 |
| Office | 152 Higuchi |
Unit Affiliations
KUFS, KBSCurriculum Vitae
Detail
Specialty
Aquatic Ecology and Ichthyology
Background
Scott Campbell received a BS in biology in 1980 and MS in ecology in 1982 from the University of Kansas. Scott's work at KBS is quite varied but includes a significant outreach and public service component. He helps to coordinate many aspects of fundraising, and also the undergraduate research and internship programs at KBS. He provides technical support and field assistance for many types of aquatic and terrestrial studies. A former high school teacher, for 12 years prior to joining KBS in 1998 he was self-employed as a freelance naturalist and environmental educator.
Research Interests
Reservoir monitoring and assessment; captive propagation and behavioral ecology of the endangered Topeka shiner; aquatic invasive species; prairie and wetland restoration; algal biofuels.
Research
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Algal Biofuel Research |
June 2009 - present | University of Kansas |
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Sediment Sampling in Kansas Reservoirs |
Jan. 2006 - present | Statewide |
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Bathymetric Surveys of Kansas Reservoirs |
Jan. 2006 - present | Statewide |
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Wetland and Wet Meadow Restoration on the Robinson Tract |
Jan. 2005 - present | Robinson Tract, KU Field Station |
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Ecological studies and captive propagation of the Topeka shiner |
Jan. 2002 - present | Northeast Kansas |
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Prairie Restoration and Outreach in Eastern Kansas--Phase II |
Jan. 2007 - Dec. 2009 | Eastern Kansas |
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Trail Development at the University of Kansas Field Station and Ecological Reserves |
Jan. 2007 - Dec. 2009 | Northeast Kansas |
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Enhancement of Research and Education Facilities at the University of Kansas Field Station |
Jan. 2005 - Dec. 2008 | KU Field Station |
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Watershed Classification System for Tiered Diagnosis of Biological Impairments: A Scalable, Central Plains Focus with National Applicability |
March 2003 - March 2007 | EPA Region 7 (Iowa, Kansas, Missouri, Nebraska) |
Published Works
R.R. Pullen, W.W. Bouska, S. Campbell, C.P. Paukert. 2009. Bothriocephalus acheilognathi and other intestinal helminthes of Cyprinella lutrensis in Deep Creek, KS. Journal of Parasitology. 95(5):1224-1227.
Gordon, D., G. Toth, D. Graham, J. Lazorchak, T. Reddy, C. Knapp, J. deNoyelles, S. Campbell, D. Lattier. 2006. Effects of eutrophication on vitelloginin gene expression in male fathead minnows (Pimephales promelas) exposed to 17-ethynestradiol in field mesocosms. Environmental Pollution. 142(3):559-566.
Campbell, S. 2005. Land purchase offers exciting opportunities for research. Lawrence Journal-World. August 12, 2005.
Wang, S.H., D. Huggins, N. Lim, D. Baker, W.W. Spotts, C.A. Goodrich, J. deNoyelles, S. Campbell, L. Frees, C. Volkman. 2003. Cheney Reservoir water quality and its watershed assessment. Kansas Biological Survey, Lawrence, KS. Report No. 112:37 pp.
Jakubauskas, M., D. Peterson, S. Campbell, S. Campbell, D. Penny, J. deNoyelles. 2003. Remote sensing of invasive aquatic plant obstruction in navigable waterways. U.S. Department of Transportation Research and Special Programs Administration.
Jakubauskas, M., D. Peterson, S. Campbell, S. Campbell, D. Penny, J. deNoyelles. 2002. Assessing aquatic plant infestations in navigable waterways in Rio Grande River, Texas. Achievements of the DOT-NASA Joint Program on Remote Sensing and Spatial Information. Washington, DC:U.S. Department of Transportation. 62-63.
Jakubauskas, M., D. Peterson, S. Campbell, S. Campbell, D. Penny, J. deNoyelles. 2002. Remote sensing of invasive aquatic plant obstruction in navigable waterways. 1.. ASPRS-ACSM Annual Conference and FIG XXII Congress.
Jakubauskas, M., D. Peterson, S. Campbell, S. Campbell, D. Penney, J. deNoyelles. 2002. Mapping and monitoring invasive aquatic plant obstructions in navigable waterways using satellite multispectral imagery. William T. Pecora Memorial Remote Sensing Symposium.
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