Stephanie Glenn is the Vice President Research, Water at HARC, specializing in ecology and hydrology. She is responsible for the development and supervision of projects to improve the sustainable management of water and ecological resources.Stephanie leads a team of scientists, sustainability experts and support staff that work to incorporate independent research into advancing scientific solutions relating to climate and water issues. In addition to her leadership activities, Stephanie’s research focuses on the analysis and dissemination of data relating to water quality and quantity, watershed health, climate impacts on water and the health and productivity of coastal watersheds and the Gulf of Mexico. Stephanie has experience managing and analyzing large environmental monitoring data sets, developing climate and water risk indicators, and disseminating science-based information to interested stakeholders and the public.Stephanie’s research programs and projects have included:- Climate Ready Estuaries: Galveston Bay Estuary Resilience Assessment- Resilience Assessment Science Information Network- Coastal Wetland Impacts and Resiliency Tool- Developing and Implementation a Watershed Protection Plan for Double Bayou- Headwaters to Baywaters: Benefits of Riparian Corridors- Central Southwest/Gulf Coast Node of the National Biological Information Infrastructure of USGS- Sustainability of Engineered Rivers in Arid Lands: Climate Change, Groundwater and Inflows- Human Dimensions of Invasion Potential Scorecard- Developing a Texas Groundwater Monitoring Strategy- Tracking, Reporting and Innovative Methods in Identifying Litter in the Galveston Bay Watershed- The Assimilative Capacity of Lake Livingston: Nutrients and Flows- Low Impact Development in Buffalo Bayou Watershed: Practices and Assessments- Regional Subsidence and Groundwater Research Consortium and Science Advisory Committee- Summarizing Hurricane Harvey’s Environmental Impacts.- Greater Houston Flood Mitigation Consortium Advisor