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June 18, 2019
Dr. Beth Darrow
Bald Head Island Conservancy
P.O. Box 3109
Bald Head Island, North Carolina 28461
Dear Beth:
I am excited to meet and interact with you as a part of our creek monitoring Science Panel. The
2018 annual report, prepared by the Wilmington, NC consulting firm CZR, Incorporated, will be
ready for submission to the regulatory agencies and you on July 1. As you know, we are trying to
agree on a meeting date for the last week of August. To help you prepare for reviewing the
annual report, enclosed is a CD containing the approved 2011 plan of study, along with a couple
of modifications that have been made to the plan since then.
If you have any questions as you look through the monitoring plan, please email me at
leff.furness nutrien.com or call me at [phone].
Sincerely,
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Jeffrey C. Furness
Senior Scientist
Enclosure
Email copy: Tom Steffens, COE — Wash. w/o encl.
Anthony Scarbraugh, NCDWR — Wash. w/o encl.
S. Cooper, CZR w/o encl.
pc: 23-16-010 w/o encl.
1530 NC Hwy 306 South, Aurora, NC USA 27806
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Beth Darrow Senior
�I Scientist
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Beth grew up in Northern Virginia,
vacationing with her family in Delaware and
Cape Cod as a child, where she participated
in naturalist programs and developed a
passion for coastal ecology. She holds a B.A.
in Biology and Environmental Science from
the University of Virginia, an M.S. in Marine
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Science from the College of William and
Mary, and a Ph.D, in Marine Science from
the University of South Alabama. Beth has
lived in Wilmington since 2014, and taught
classes and led research projects in UNCW's
Department of Biology and Marine Biology
for four years. Her research specialty is
estuarine ecology; specifically, using bivalves
such as oysters and clams as indicators of
land -use change. She is interested in water
quality, marsh ecology, and exploring how
humans can sustainably fit into the coastal
environment. When she is not at BHIC she
can also be found at her sons' baseball
games or Cub Scout events, or gardening,
kayaking, or cycling. Beth is looking forward
to further developing the Conservancy's
research program, and strengthening
relationships with scientific collaborators in
the Cape Fear region and beyond.

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ESTUARINE ECOLOGY
Beth's research is on organisms and processes in estuarine areas where the sea is in close
contact with land, and where humans have changing influences on the environment. She
conducts interdisciplinary, collaborative re4earch with ether marine scientists, federal and state
policymakers. anthropologists. and paleoecologists. Stable isotopes and microbial indicators are
her methods of choice to trace changing nutrient and organic matter sources to the water
column. sediments and organisms throughout the food web
At Bald Head Island Conservancy, Beth leads barrier -island conservation research and
monitoring programs. which include marsh creek water quality, aquifer monitoring, dune and
maritime forest ecology. sea turtle protection, and white-tailed deer population management
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New role at Bald Head Island Conservancy
Beth has taken a newjob as Senior Scientist at a small but effective non-profit organization, Bald rlead island Conservancy. Bald Head Island is the
southernmost point in North Carolina, an island only accessible by ferry, at the mouth of the Cape Fear River. At her new job, she will still be involved
in research on her first loves, water quality and shellfish biology, but will expand her reach to other issues regarding barrier island conservation.
Beth will continue to work at UNCW on a part-time basis, primarily leading our NERRS Science Collaborative grant on shellfish aquaculture.
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Researchers in the Estuarine Ecology Lab at CMS are taking an ecosystem approach to examining organisms and processes in
estuarine areas where the sea is in close contact with land, and where humans have changing influences on the environment.
Research focuses on tracing nutrient and organic matter sources to the water column, sediments, and organisms throughout the
food web, focusing on commercially -important bivalve species as indicator organisms. The lab conducts interdisciplinary,
collaborative research with other marine scientists, federal and state policymakers, anthropologists, and paleoecologists, to support
coastal resource management decisions.
Program contact
Dr. Elizabeth Darrow
Research Associate, CMS and Adjunct Research Associate, Biology and Marine Biology
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June 18, 2019
Dr. Doug DeBerry
3005 Stoney Creek Drive
Williamsburg, Virginia 23185
Dear Doug:
I am excited to meet and interact with you as a part of our creek monitoring Science Panel. The
2018 annual report, prepared by the Wilmington, NC consulting firm CZR, Incorporated, will be
ready for submission to the regulatory agencies and you on July 1. As you know, we are trying to
agree on a meeting date for the last week of August. To help you prepare for reviewing the
annual report, enclosed is a CD containing the approved 2011 plan of study, along with a couple
of modifications that have been made to the plan since then.
If you have any questions as you look through the monitoring plan, please email me at
eff.furness nutrien.com or call me at [phone].
Sincerely,
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Je rey C. Furness
Senior Scientist
Enclosure
Email copy: Tom Steffens, COE — Wash.
Anthony Scarbraugh, NCDWR — Wash.
S. Cooper, CZR w/o encl.
pc: 23-16-010 w/o encl.
1530 NC Hwy 306 South, Aurora, NC USA 27806
w/o encl.
w/o encl.
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remains the legal operating entity and permittee.
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Doug DeBerry
Visiting Assistant Professor
Office: Integrated Science Center 3279
Phone: [phone]
Email: dadeberry«�wm.edu
Office: Integrated Science Center 3279
Biographical Information
William & Mary - Doug DeBerry
Doug DeBerry, Visiting Assistant Professor of Biology and Research Assistant Professor of Environmental
Science and Policy received his B.A. in Environmental Sciences at the University of Virginia, followed by a M.A. in
Biology at W&M, and a Ph.D. in Marine Science from VIMS. His areas of specialization include restoration ecology,
vegetation dynamics, ecological succession, and ecosystem function. He has 25 years of professional
environmental consulting experience, and is a certified Professional Wetland Scientist (PWS) and Professional
Wetland Delineator (PWD). He is a US Fish and Wildlife Service -Approved Surveyor Contact for all threatened or
endangered plant species in Virginia, and actively serves on several boards and committees in his research fields
(e.g., Flora of Virginia Board of Directors, Northeastern Naturalist Board of Editors, Mid -Atlantic Wetland
Workgroup Advisory Board, Society of Wetland Scientists -South Atlantic Chapter, Professional Wetland
Delineator Certification Executive Board).
Courses Taught
Dr. DeBerry teaches courses in ecology, ecosystem restoration, and environmental science and policy. Courses
taught include:
• Field Methods in Ecology
• Introduction to Environmental Science and Policy
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• Wetland Ecosystems
• Restoration Ecology
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June 18, 2019
Dr. Antonio Rodriguez
University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill
Institute of Marine Sciences
3431 Arendell St.
Morehead City, NC 28557
Dear Tony:
I am excited to meet and interact with you as a part of our creek monitoring Science Panel. The
2018 annual report, prepared by the Wilmington, NC consulting firm CZR, Incorporated, will be
ready for submission to the regulatory agencies and you on July 1. As you know, we are trying to
agree on a meeting date for the last week of August. To help you prepare for reviewing the
annual report, enclosed is a CD containing the approved 2011 plan of study, along with a couple
of modifications that have been made to the plan since then.
If you have any questions as you look through the monitoring plan, please email me at
'eff.furness nutrien.com or call me at [phone].
cerely,
7AAA A"A
Jeffrey C. Furness
Senior Scientist
Enclosure
Email copy: Tom Steffens, COE — Wash. w/o encl.
Anthony Scarbraugh, NCDWR — Wash. w/o encl.
S. Cooper, CZR w/o encl.
pc: 23-16-010 w/o encl.
1530 NC Hwy 306 South, Aurora, NC USA 27806
1 Effective January 1, 2018, PCs Phosphate Company, Inc. is an indirect subsidiary of Nutrien Ltd. PCs Phosphate Company, Inc.
remains the legal operating entity and permittee.
nutrien.com

6/12/2019 Antonio Rodriguez - UNC Marine Sciences
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Marine Sciences
ANTONIO RODRIGUEZ
Joint Associate Professor, IMS
Email: [e-mail]
Phone: [phone] ext. 140
Fax: [phone]
�`*• Office: 109 Coker Hall 3431 Arendell Street, Morehead City, NC 28557
RODRIGUEZ LAB WEBSITE
PROFESSIONAL BACKGROUND
Dr. Rodriguez's research interests are in coastal geology, sedimentology,
depositional processes and environments and geomorphology. He is
particularly interested in examining the response of coastal environments to
changes in sea level, climate, and anthropogenic impacts. His research
centers on empirical field-based studies.
Ongoing research projects
■ Connectivity between coastal -plain watersheds and estuaries
■ Impacts of sea -level rise and changes in storminess to estuaries and barrier islands
■ Quantifying Oyster -Reef Accretion Rates and Structural Evolution for Improving Restoration
Success
■ Impacts of Sea -level Rise and Land -use Modifications on Fringing Marsh Sustainability
■ Linking barrier island transgression induced by storms and sea -level rise to the carbon cycle,
changes in ecosystem function and management decisions
Please contact Dr. Rodriguez if you are interested in graduate studies or would
like to learn more about the research his lab is conducting.
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Tony Rodriguez
Professor
Dr. Rodriguez is a coastal geologist who uses empirical field-based studies to
examine changes in the configuration of our coastal areas that result from
fluctuations in water level, wind, waves, currents and anthropogenic
activities. He is particularly interested in how coastal sedimentation and
morphology evolves over time scales ranging from days to millennia with
changes in sea level, storminess, and land use. He also collaborates with
many of his colleagues at UNC examining anthropogenic and climate
impacts on the ecogeomorphology of marsh, oyster -reef, and beach
environments.
Areas of Expertise/Research Interests:
*Geomorphology
*Sedimentology
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Tony Rodriguez I Institute of Marine Sciences
*Stratigraphy
*Geophysics
*Ecology
Teaching:
*Barrier Island Geology and Ecology, MASC 472, 6 credit hours (second
summer term)
*Marine Geology, MASC 503, 4 credit hours (Fall semester)
Service:
*Active outreach of research to K-12 through platforms such as SciREN and
There's Something Fishy workshops.
*Research activities address critical issues facing coastal communities in NC
including sea level rise, storminess, and coastal development
Areas of Expertise
Marine Science
Contact Info
252.726.6841 ext 140
[e-mail]
Lab Website
Education
Ph.D. Rice University (1999)
B.A. Hamilton College (1994)
Lab Members
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