PFAS in Wildlife
Highlighted Studies in Progress
Project: Longitudinal assessment of PFAS in the American alligator in Florida
Lead Student: Keyla Correia and Dylan Lucaksa Status: In progress For more information on the study, click here |
Project: Tracking PFAS in Burmese pythons: A new sentinel species in south Florida
Lead Student: Lauren Blackman Status: In progress For more information on the study, click here |
Project: Echinoderms: a new indicator for tracking PFAS in coastal waters
Lead Student: Dr. Bowden Status: In progress For more information on the study, click here |
Project: Associations of PFAS and three different species of sea turtles along the Atlantic coast
Lead Student: TBD Status: In progress For more information on the study, click here |
Project: Crowdsourcing surface water collection for the analysis of per- and polyfluoroalkyl substances (PFAS) along the Mississippi coastline
Lead Student: Qaim Mehdi (PhD) Status: In progress For more information on the study, click here |
Project: Tracking the movement of PFAS within benthic environments: Investigating the burden of stingrays
Lead Student: Qaim Mehdi and Ines Chambrat (PhD) Status: In progress For more information on the study, click here |
Project: Monitoring the impact of hibernation on PFAS concentrations in the American black bear
Lead: TBD Status: In progress For more information on the study, click here |
Highlighted Studies Completed
Project: Ticks as novel sentinels to monitor environmental levels of per- and polyfluoroalkyl substances (PFAS)
Lead Student: Juan J Aristizabal-Henao and Hannah J Brown Status: In progress For more information on the study, click here |