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DUWC Visiting Scholar Bolong Wen Ends Residency at Wetland
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DUWC Visiting Scholar Bolong Wen presented a seminar on his
research. Wetland Center Director Curt Richardson hosted the seminar and
following reception. Dr. Wen returns home to China in early December. DUWC
Visiting Scholar Bolong Wen is returning home to China following his year-long residency at Duke University. He is an Assistant Research Professor in the Key Laboratory of Wetland
Ecology and Environment, Northeast Institute of Geography and Agroecology, Chinese Academy of
Sciences in Changchun, China. His research focuses on wetland science and
ecological engineering, particularly wetland restoration and rational wetland
use. While in
Durham, Dr. Wen worked on the Wetland Center's carbon restoration research project
in the pocosin peat bogs of North Carolina and a related manuscript. Before leaving, Dr. Wen presented a seminar about his wetland
restoration work in China. A farewell reception followed the talk. Wetland Center members gather to wish Bon Voyage to Visiting
Scholar Bolong Wen as he prepares to return to China following his residency
in Durham.
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