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Carl Goodwin Honored Upon His Retirement from USGS By Hannah Hamilton February 2005 in this issue:  previous story | next story Above: FISC Board of Directors with USGS Director Chip Groat and members of the Eastern Region Leadership Team (left to right): Carl Goodwin (chief, Florida Water District), Lisa Robbins (chief, St. Petersburg Science Center, St. Petersburg, FL), Chip Groat, Russ Hall (chief, Center for Aquatic Resource Studies, Gainesville, FL), Pam Malam (Regional Executive for Geospatial Information and the Florida Integrated Science Center), and Suzette Kimball (Eastern Regional Director). A fond farewell was bid to Carl R. Goodwin on December 6 at the National Ecosystem Restoration Conference in Orlando, FL, in recognition of Carl's retirement from the U.S. Geological Survey (USGS) after 38 years of service. USGS Director Chip Groat and the Florida Integrated Science Center (FISC) Board of Directors paid tribute to Carl's decades of USGS work, honoring and thanking Carl for his dedicated and enthusiastic service to the USGS, his innovative hydrologic model of Tampa Bay estuary, and his pioneering efforts as a member of the FISC Board of Directors. Director Groat also honored G. Ronnie Best for his efforts in organizing the first National Ecosystem Restoration Conference (NERC). Speakers, poster presenters, and participants from across the country and around the globe attended the meeting, including many USGS scientists and managers. Florida Integrated Science Center U.S. Geological Survey (USGS) Florida Integrated Science Center Water Resources of Florida U.S. Geological Survey (USGS) in this issue:  previous story | next story

February 2005 Mailing List: Sign up to receive monthly email updates: print this issue in this issue: cover story: Tsunami Deposits Mapping the San Pedro Shelf Nearshore Impacts of Dam Removal Pulley Ridge Deepest Known US Coral Reef Raising Crane Climate Features Influenced 2004 Hurricane Landfall Count USGS Employees Donate Toys Carl Goodwin Honored at National Ecosystem Conference Oceanographer Joins Western Coastal & Marine Geology Team Blood Donor Netherlands Students Contribute to USGS Studies Florida Integrated Science Center, Gainesville, FL NMFS Employees Visit CCWS February Publications List

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