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Brynne Sumner
Graduate Research Assistant
Forestry and Environmental Conservation Department, Baruch Institute of Coastal Ecology and Forest Science
Office: G08B Lehotsky Hall
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Email: brynnes@clemson.edu
Educational Background
B.A. Biological Sciences
Clemson University 2023
Profile
Brynne Sumner is a M.S. student from Canton, Georgia in the Forestry and Environmental Conservation Department. Her research focuses on studying the source of bacterial water pollution and turbidity on Edisto Island, SC. Her research expands upon the Edisto Island Watershed Plan which is a collaborative effort between S.C. Sea Grant, Edisto Island Open Land Trust, Clemson University, and USC-Beaufort to improve the health of Edisto Island's aquatic ecosystems.
Research Interests
water quality, ecology, social justice