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Ungulate Resource SelectionKelley Stewart - University Of Nevada Reno, Nathan Jackson - University Of Nevada RenoWednesday Feb 9 1:00 PMTuscany 7
Wildfire ResilienceDebie Montana - Sequoia Ecological Consulting, Carla Angulo - WRA, Inc.Wednesday Feb 9 1:00 PMTuscany 8
Wildlife and Technology - CamerasBrett Hanshew - Sequoia Ecological Consulting , Ed LaRue - Circle Mountain Biological ConsultantsWednesday Feb 9 1:00 PMTuscany 9
Ecology of BatsAngela Amlin - TWS Western Section, Dave Johnston - HT HarveyWednesday Feb 9 1:00 PMTuscany 10-11
Habitat Use, Occupancy and Population Trends of Nevada WildlifeThad Heater - NRCS, Megan C Milligan - USGSWednesday Feb 9 3:20 PMTuscany 7
Wildfire and Disturbance ResponseCynthia Perrine - TWS Western Section, Debie Montana - Sequoia Ecological ConsultingWednesday Feb 9 3:20 PMTuscany 8
Wildlife and Technology - GeneticsMark Statham - UC Davis, Rob Schell - WRA, Inc.Wednesday Feb 9 3:20 PMTuscany 9
Symbiosis - CollaborationKatie Smith - WRA, Inc., Aviva Rossi - The Gulch Environmental FoundationWednesday Feb 9 3:20 PMTuscany 10-11
Spotted Owl Ecological AssociationsElizabeth Meisman - GHD, Laura Coatney - Alluvion Biological ConsultingThursday Feb 10 8:00 AMTuscany 7
Symbiosis - Community Science and OutreachMelinda Mohamed - GEI, Chad J. Wilhite - University of Hawai'i at ManoaThursday Feb 10 8:00 AMTuscany 8
Wildlife and Technology - Analysis ToolsColleen Wisinski - San Diego Zoo, Rei Scampavia - WRA, Inc.Thursday Feb 10 8:00 AMTuscany 9
Carnivores - Canids and FelidsSophie Preckler-Quisquater - UC Davis, Matt Brinkman - Institute for Wildlife StudiesThursday Feb 10 8:00 AMTuscany 10-11
Barn and Barred Owl EcologySusanne Marczak - San Diego Zoo, Kaitlin Kozlowski - CDFWThursday Feb 10 10:35 AMTuscany 7
Endangered Species Recovery StrategiesJackson Valler - Sequoia Ecological Consulting, Dave Riensche - East Bay Regional Parks DistrictThursday Feb 10 10:35 AMTuscany 8
Raven Management for Conservation OutcomesVanessa Hernandez - Alluvion Biological Consulting, Seth Dettenmaier - USGSThursday Feb 10 10:35 AMTuscany 9
Carnivores - MustelidsSean MacDonald - WRA, Inc., Katie Moriarty - NCASIThursday Feb 10 10:35 AMTuscany 10-11
Blunt-Nosed Leopard Lizard Captive Breeding ProgramMichael Westphal - US Bureau of Land Management, Friday Feb 11 8:00 AMTuscany 7
Infrastructure and Landscape Effects on WildlifeChristine Wilkinson - UC Berkeley, Karen Swaim - Swaim BiologicalFriday Feb 11 8:00 AMTuscany 8
Bird Ecology and ConservationGrace Mannell - Sequoia Ecological Consulting, Dave Riensche - East Bay Regional Parks DistrictFriday Feb 11 8:00 AMTuscany 9
Small Mammal Ecology and ConservationJohn Perrine - Cal Poly, San Luis Obispo, Melissa Riley - CDFW, Suisun Marsh UnitFriday Feb 11 8:00 AMTuscany 10-11


Session: Ungulate Resource Selection

Chair: Kelley Stewart - University Of Nevada Reno, Nathan Jackson - University Of Nevada Reno

Room: Tuscany 7

#PresenterTitleDate/TimeLocation
1Tom Batter

AERIAL DISTANCE SAMPLING TO ESTIMATE ABUNDANCE OF TULE ELK POPULATIONS AND A COMPARISON TO A CONCURRENT FECAL DNA SPATIAL CAPTURE-RECAPTURE SURVEY

Wednesday 1:05 PMZoom
2Colton Wise

MIGRATORY STRATEGIES AND INTEGRATED STEP SELECTION ANALYSIS OF PRONGHORN (ANTILOCAPRA AMERICANA) ON THE MODOC PLATEAU

Wednesday 1:25 PMInPerson
3Emily Hagler

RESOURCE SELECTION OF INTRODUCED CALIFORNIA BIGHORN SHEEP

Wednesday 1:45 PMInPerson
4Jason Gundlach

WINTER RESOURCE SELECTION BY MULE DEER FOLLOWING PINYON-JUNIPER REMOVAL

Wednesday 2:05 PMInPerson
5Nathan Jackson

VARIATION IN RESOURCE RESOURCE SELECTION BY MULE DEER: EFFECTS OF REPRODUCTIVE STATUS AND INTERSPECIFIC COMPETITION

Wednesday 2:25 PMInPerson
6Megan Osterhout

SELECTION OF RESOURCES BY PRONGHORN NEAR LARGE-SCALE DISTURBANCE

Wednesday 2:45 PMInPerson
7PanelModerated Discussion Session (30 minutes)Wednesday 2:35 PM

 

Session: Wildfire Resilience

Chair: Debie Montana - Sequoia Ecological Consulting, Carla Angulo - WRA, Inc.

Room: Tuscany 8

#PresenterTitleDate/TimeLocation
1Ian Dwight

EVALUATING TRADE-OFFS BETWEEN RESTORATION OF BURNED LANDSCAPES AND TARGETED SUPPRESSION OF WILDFIRES IN SAGEBRUSH ECOSYSTEMS

Wednesday 1:05 PMZoom
2Lily Bostrom

CALVTP: CEQA'S ROLE IN INCREASING THE PACE AND SCALE OF WILDFIRE RESILIENCE

Wednesday 1:25 PMZoom
3Lara Rachowicz

IMPLEMENTING BIOLOGICAL RESOURCE PROTECTIONS INTO WILDFIRE RESILIENCE PROJECTS USING THE CALIFORNIA VEGETATION TREATMENT PROGRAM (CALVTP)

Wednesday 1:45 PMZoom
4Gavin Jones

PYRODIVERSITY: WHAT IS IT, AND HOW COULD IT HELP GUIDE WILDLIFE CONSERVATION IN THE WEST?

Wednesday 2:05 PMInPerson
5Annie Loggins

MUSTELID MOVEMENT: EVALUATING A FISHER HABITAT CONNECTIVITY MODEL IN THE KLAMATH BASIN

Wednesday 2:25 PMInPerson
6PanelModerated Discussion Session (30 minutes)Wednesday 2:20 PM

 

Session: Wildlife and Technology - Cameras

Chair: Brett Hanshew - Sequoia Ecological Consulting , Ed LaRue - Circle Mountain Biological Consultants

Room: Tuscany 9

#PresenterTitleDate/TimeLocation
1David Green

ESTIMATING THE POPULATION SIZE AND HABITAT ASSOCIATIONS OF COUGARS IN YOSEMITE NATIONAL PARK BY COMBINING DETECTION DOG TEAM SURVEYS AND TRAIL CAMERA DATA

Wednesday 1:05 PMZoom
2Jennie Hawkins

IDENTIFYING OILED WILDLIFE: ARE TRAIL CAMERA PHOTOS A REASONABLE APPROACH?

Wednesday 1:25 PMZoom
3Jody Tucker

HOW TO AVOID THE CAMERA TRAP: RECOMMENDATIONS FOR EFFECTIVE USE OF REMOTELY TRIGGERED CAMERAS

Wednesday 1:45 PMZoom
4Philip Leitner

MOHAVE GROUND SQUIRREL DISTRIBUTION ON PUBLIC LANDS: REPEATING A CAMERA TRAPPING SURVEY TEN YEARS LATER

Wednesday 2:05 PMInPerson
5Ian Axsom

A DRONE, A PHONE AND AN APP: A SOLUTION FOR FINE-SCALE ANIMAL TRACKING

Wednesday 2:25 PMZoom
6Ed LaRue

VARIABLE FACTORS AFFECTING CAMERA TRAPPING FOR TWO GROUND SQUIRREL SPECIES IN THE WEST MOJAVE DESERT

Wednesday 2:45 PMInPerson
7PanelModerated Discussion Session (30 minutes)Wednesday 2:35 PM

 

Session: Ecology of Bats

Chair: Angela Amlin - TWS Western Section, Dave Johnston - HT Harvey

Room: Tuscany 10-11

#PresenterTitleDate/TimeLocation
1Debbie Buecher

FINDING PSEUDOGYMNOASCUS DESTRUCTANS IN TWO SIGNIFICANT NEW MEXICO BAT HIBERNACULA

Wednesday 1:25 PMZoom
2Rick Sherwin

THE EFFECTIVENESS OF BAT GATES FOR CONSERVING COLONIES AND POPULATIONS OF BATS IN WESTERN U.S.

Wednesday 1:45 PMInPerson
3Dave Johnston

E-BIKE HIGH FREQUENCY NOISE AND POTENTIAL IMPACTS TO ROOSTING BATS

Wednesday 2:05 PMInPerson
4Dave Johnston

FORAGING ECOLOGY OF THE HAWAIIAN HOARY BAT

Wednesday 2:25 PMInPerson
5Chelsea Andreozzi

INVESTIGATING DRIVERS OF SUMMER BAT ACTIVITY IN CALIFORNIA REDWOOD FORESTS

Wednesday 2:45 PMZoom
6PanelModerated Discussion Session (30 minutes)Wednesday 2:20 PM

 

Session: Habitat Use, Occupancy and Population Trends of Nevada Wildlife

Chair: Thad Heater - NRCS, Megan C Milligan - USGS

Room: Tuscany 7

#PresenterTitleDate/TimeLocation
1Eric Simandle

APPLICATIONS OF SPECIES DISTRIBUTION MODELLING TO CONSERVATION OF REPTILES AND AMPHIBIANS IN NEVADA, USA.

Wednesday 3:25 PMInPerson
2Megan Milligan

GREATER SAGE-GROUSE SELECTION AND SURVIVAL ACROSS REPRODUCTIVE LIFE STAGES IN THE BI-STATE DISTINCT POPULATION SEGMENT

Wednesday 3:45 PMInPerson
3Steven Mathews-Sanchez

SAGE-GROUSE IN THE GREAT BASIN: RECENT POPULATION TRENDS ACROSS NEVADA AND THE GREAT BASIN

Wednesday 4:05 PMInPerson
4Julia Brockman

HOME RANGE AND HABITAT SELECTION OF COMMON RAVENS DURING THE BREEDING SEASON IN NORTHERN NEVADA

Wednesday 4:25 PMInPerson
5Seth Harju

TRENDS IN COMMON RAVEN ABUNDANCE ACROSS TEMPERATE NORTH AMERICA OVER THE LAST 50 YEARS, WITH IMPLICATIONS FOR GREATER SAGE-GROUSE AND MOJAVE DESERT TORTOISES

Wednesday 4:45 PMInPerson
6PanelModerated Discussion Session (30 minutes)Wednesday 4:40 PM

 

Session: Wildfire and Disturbance Response

Chair: Cynthia Perrine - TWS Western Section, Debie Montana - Sequoia Ecological Consulting

Room: Tuscany 8

#PresenterTitleDate/TimeLocation
1Sean MacDonald

GLOBAL PATTERNS OF VARIATION IN DISTURBANCE FORAGING BEHAVIOR OF BIRDS

Wednesday 3:25 PMInPerson
2Susan Townsend

POST-FIRE MONITORING IN THE EAST BAY

Wednesday 3:45 PMInPerson
3Speaker Cancelled

PLEASE US THIS TIME TO BRAINSTORM QUESTIONS FOR THE Q&A AT THE END OF THIS SESSION.  PLEASE DON'T START THE Q&A EARLY!

Wednesday 4:05 PMInPerson
4Connor Wood

BEFORE-AFTER CONTROL-IMPACT ASSESSMENT OF SIERRA NEVADA BIRD COMMUNITY RESPONSE TO MEGAFIRE

Wednesday 4:25 PMInPerson
5Colin Dillingham

EFFECTS OF A HIGH SEVERITY WILDFIRE ON A STREAM DWELLING ENDANGERED FROG POPULATION

Wednesday 4:45 PMInPerson
6Gavin Jones

PERSISTENT EFFECTS OF THE 2014 KING MEGAFIRE ON SPOTTED OWLS

Wednesday 5:05 PMInPerson
7PanelModerated Discussion Session (30 minutes)Wednesday 4:55 PM

 

Session: Wildlife and Technology - Genetics

Chair: Mark Statham - UC Davis, Rob Schell - WRA, Inc.

Room: Tuscany 9

#PresenterTitleDate/TimeLocation
1Amon Armstrong

USING BAT GUANO TO DETERMINE SPECIES USE OF REDWOOD HOLLOWS ON THE NORTH COAST OF CALIFORNIA

Wednesday 3:25 PMZoom
2Rob Schell

NOVEL DNA COLLECTION METHOD FOR IDENTIFICATION OF ROOSTING BAT SPECIES

Wednesday 3:45 PMInPerson
3Zeinab (Rose) Haidar

GENETIC EVALUATION OF THE HISTORIC AND CURRENT DISTRIBUTION AND POSSIBLE VARIATIONS BETWEEN LASIURUS BOREALIS AND LASIURUS BLOSSEVILLII IN WESTERN NORTH AMERICA

Wednesday 4:05 PMInPerson
4Maria Costantini

HONEYCREEPER HOSTS: TESTING THE EFFECTS OF DIET, ENVIRONMENT, AND GENETIC RELATEDNESS ON THE GUT MICROBIOME USING A CLASSIC EXAMPLE OF ADAPTIVE RADIATION

Wednesday 4:25 PMInPerson
5Nick Kryshak

DIET OF BARRED OWLS IN CALIFORNIA ELUCIDATED WITH HIGH-THROUGHPUT-SEQUENCING

Wednesday 4:45 PMZoom
6Brian Hudgens

AMPHIBIAN DIVERSITY ASSESSMENT OF NORTHERN CALIFORNIA'S LOST COAST REGION.

Wednesday 5:05 PMInPerson
7Christopher Cousins

TORRENT IN A BOTTLE: USING ENVIRONMENTAL DNA TO DETECT COLUMBIA AND CASCADE TORRENT SALAMANDERS IN THE PACIFIC NORTHWEST

Wednesday 5:25 PMInPerson
8PanelModerated Discussion Session (30 minutes)Wednesday 5:10 PM

 

Session: Symbiosis - Collaboration

Chair: Katie Smith - WRA, Inc., Aviva Rossi - The Gulch Environmental Foundation

Room: Tuscany 10-11

#PresenterTitleDate/TimeLocation
1Hillary Sardinas

CALIFORNIA'S COLLABORATIVE APPROACH TO MONARCH CONSERVATION

Wednesday 3:25 PMZoom
2Aviva Rossi

IMPORTANCE OF MUTUALISTIC RELATIONSHIPS BETWEEN ACADEMIA, AGENCIES, AND CONSULTANTS

Wednesday 3:45 PMZoom
3Chris Huntley

RETHINKING THE RELATIONSHIP BETWEEN ACADEMIA, CONSULTANTS, APPLICANTS, AND RESOURCE AGENCIES. A SYMBIOTIC RELATIONSHIP TO PROTECT NESTING BIRDS

Wednesday 4:05 PMInPerson
4Patrick Lorch

PARTNERS IN FLIGHT WESTERN WORKING GROUP MOTUS INITIATIVE: WILDLIFE TRACKING NETWORK FOR THE WEST

Wednesday 4:25 PMInPerson
5Marshall Cook

LESSONS LEARNED FROM CONSERVATION ACQUISITIONS FOR MITIGATION BANKING AND LAND TRUSTS

Wednesday 4:45 PMInPerson
6Kathleen Cuschieri

CUTTING GREEN TAPE, SB 155, AND 30 BY 30 - INITIATIVES TO STREAMLINE AND INCREASE RESTORATION EFFORTS

Wednesday 5:05 PMInPerson
7David Garcelon

REESTABLISHMENT OF WOLVERINES IN THE SIERRA NEVADA: A MULTI-AGENCY AND STAKEHOLDER COLLABORATION

Wednesday 5:25 PMInPerson
8PanelModerated Discussion Session (30 minutes)Wednesday 5:10 PM

 

Session: Spotted Owl Ecological Associations

Chair: Elizabeth Meisman - GHD, Laura Coatney - Alluvion Biological Consulting

Room: Tuscany 7

#PresenterTitleDate/TimeLocation
1Zachary Wilkinson

ASSESSING HOW FOREST STRUCTURE SHAPES PREDATOR-PREY INTERACTIONS BETWEEN SPOTTED OWLS AND WOODRATS IN SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA

Thursday 8:05 AMZoom
2Corbin Kuntze

ASSESSING TOP-DOWN AND BOTTOM-UP EFFECTS ON INTERACTIONS BETWEEN DUSKY-FOOTED WOODRATS AND SPOTTED OWLS IN THE SIERRA NEVADA

Thursday 8:25 AMZoom
3Ceeanna Zulla

INTEGRATING GPS TAG LOCATIONS AND NEST MONITORING VIDEO REVEALS NEW INSIGHTS INTO SPOTTED OWL FORAGING BEHAVIOR

Thursday 8:45 AMZoom
4Kate McGinn

THE ROLE OF FORESTS AS MICROCLIMATES FOR SPOTTED OWLS

Thursday 9:05 AMZoom
5Ceeanna Zulla

CONFRONTING THE HABITAT FRAGMENTATION - HETEROGENEITY PARADOX: DOES ENHANCED PREY ACCESSIBILITY BUFFER FORAGING COSTS BY SPOTTED OWLS IN PATCHY LANDSCAPES?

Thursday 9:25 AMZoom
6Dana Reid

BREEDING CONSTRAINTS SHAPE TERRITORIALITY AND VOCALIZATION PATTERNS IN SPOTTED OWLS

Thursday 9:45 AMZoom
7PanelModerated Discussion Session (30 minutes)Thursday 9:35 AM

 

Session: Symbiosis - Community Science and Outreach

Chair: Melinda Mohamed - GEI, Chad J. Wilhite - University of Hawai'i at Manoa

Room: Tuscany 8

#PresenterTitleDate/TimeLocation
1Katie Rock

QUANTIFYING THE GENDER GAP IN AUTHORSHIP IN HERPETOLOGY

Thursday 8:05 AMInPerson
2Tiffany Chen

USING WIR SYSTEM TO HELP FACILITATE AND GUIDE HUMAN DIMENSIONS RESEARCH ON BEAVERS

Thursday 8:25 AMZoom
3Chad Wilhite

POPULATION DYNAMICS OF THE PUEO (ASIO FLAMMEUS SANDWICHENSIS) OVER THE LAST DECADE, INFORMED WITH COMMUNITY SCIENCE DATA

Thursday 8:45 AMInPerson
4Theodore Tran

PREDICTED THREATS TO A NATIVE SQUIRREL FROM TWO INVADING SPECIES BASED ON CITIZEN SCIENCE DATA

Thursday 9:05 AMInPerson
5Matthew Parker

OUTREACH AND COMMUNICATION STRATEGIES FOR ENCOURAGING USE OF NON-LEAD AMMUNITION

Thursday 9:25 AMInPerson
6William Bean

VERTEBRATE TREE DAMAGE, AN UNDERAPPRECIATED FUNCTION GENERATES FOREST DIVERSITY

Thursday 9:45 AMInPerson
7PanelModerated Discussion Session (30 minutes)Thursday 9:35 AM

 

Session: Wildlife and Technology - Analysis Tools

Chair: Colleen Wisinski - San Diego Zoo, Rei Scampavia - WRA, Inc.

Room: Tuscany 9

#PresenterTitleDate/TimeLocation
1Kent Webb

THE ORIGIN OF CHRONIC WASTING DISEASE: RESULTS FROM A TEXT MINING PROJECT

Thursday 8:05 AMZoom
2Hunter Cole

ANALYZING WILDLIFE COUNT DATA USING GLMMS AND ECOCOUNTHELPER

Thursday 8:25 AMInPerson
3Margaret Scampavia

USING A 12-YEAR DATASET TO MODEL FACTORS INFLUENCING BAY CHECKERSPOT BUTTERFLY DISTRIBUTION

Thursday 8:45 AMInPerson
4Melissa Price

END-OF-CENTURY CLIMATE MODELS PREDICT TODAY'S DISTRIBUTION OF HAWAIIAN TREE SNAILS

Thursday 9:05 AMInPerson
5Anu Kramer

DEVELOPING AN EFFICIENT, ACOUSTICS-BASED SPOTTED OWL SURVEY PROTOCOL TO ENHANCE THE PACE AND SCALE OF FOREST RESTORATION

Thursday 9:25 AMInPerson
6Claudia Pighetti

MAPPING COYOTE HABITAT PRESENCE FOLLOWING TREE REMOVAL IN NORTHERN NEVADA

Thursday 9:45 AMZoom
7PanelModerated Discussion Session (30 minutes)Thursday 9:35 AM

 

Session: Carnivores - Canids and Felids

Chair: Sophie Preckler-Quisquater - UC Davis, Matt Brinkman - Institute for Wildlife Studies

Room: Tuscany 10-11

#PresenterTitleDate/TimeLocation
1Evelyn Lichwa

ECOLOGICAL AND SOCIAL DRIVERS OF MEXICAN GRAY WOLF (CANIS LUPUS BAILEYI) HOME RANGE PATTERNS ACROSS SPATIOTEMPORAL SCALES

Thursday 8:05 AMZoom
2Julia Lawson

A CONSERVATION STRATEGY FOR THE SIERRA NEVADA RED FOX: FINDINGS AND RECOMMENDATIONS

Thursday 8:25 AMZoom
3Holly Gamblin

STATUS AND DEMOGRAPHY OF THE SAN CLEMENTE ISLAND FOX POPULATION

Thursday 8:45 AMInPerson
4Matthew Brinkman

MOUNTAIN LION DEN SITE ATTENDANCE IN NORTHEASTERN CALIFORNIA

Thursday 9:05 AMInPerson
5Grantham Lewis

QUANTIFYING PREDATOR POPULATIONS WITH STATISTICAL POPULATION RECONSTRUCTION

Thursday 9:25 AMInPerson
6PanelModerated Discussion Session (30 minutes)Thursday 9:20 AM

 

Session: Barn and Barred Owl Ecology

Chair: Susanne Marczak - San Diego Zoo, Kaitlin Kozlowski - CDFW

Room: Tuscany 7

#PresenterTitleDate/TimeLocation
1Whitney Watson

CHARACTERIZING BARRED OWL NATAL DISPERSAL ON THE CALIFORNIA COAST

Thursday 10:40 AMInPerson
2Jaime Carlino

THE EFFECTS OF HABITAT PREFERENCES AND INDIVIDUAL QUALITY ON ANNUAL REPRODUCTIVE SUCCESS OF AMERICAN BARN OWLS (TYTO FURCATA) IN NAPA VALLEY, CALIFORNIA

Thursday 11:00 AMInPerson
3Laura Echávez

DOES DEGREE OF REDDISHNESS MATTER? POLYMORPHISM IN AMERICAN BARN OWLS (TYTO FURCATA), DIET PATTERNS, AND HABITAT CHOICE IN NAPA VALLEY, CALIFORNIA.

Thursday 11:20 AMInPerson
4Rebecca Wang

HOW GENERALIZABLE ARE NEST BOX SELECTION MODELS FOR AMERICAN BARN OWLS (TYTO FURCATA) IN CALIFORNIA AGRICULTURE?

Thursday 11:40 AMInPerson
5Samantha Chavez

EFFECTS OF LANDSCAPE CONFIGURATION METRICS ON AMERICAN BARN OWL (TYTO FURCATA) NEST BOX OCCUPANCY

Thursday 12:00 PMInPerson
6PanelModerated Discussion Session (30 minutes)Thursday 11:55 AM

 

Session: Endangered Species Recovery Strategies

Chair: Jackson Valler - Sequoia Ecological Consulting, Dave Riensche - East Bay Regional Parks District

Room: Tuscany 8

#PresenterTitleDate/TimeLocation
1Kim Armstrong

CREATING HABITAT: A STATEWIDE EXPERIMENT FOR THE WESTERN MONARCH (DANAUS PLEXIPPUS)

Monday 12:00 AMInPerson
2Jamie Miller

RESPONSE OF NESTING WESTERN SNOWY PLOVERS TO COASTAL DUNE CONTOURING AT VANDENBERG SPACE FORCE BASE

Monday 12:00 AMZoom
3Leif Richardson

BUMBLE BEES OF CALIFORNIA: CHANGING DISTRIBUTIONS AND DIVERSITY

Monday 12:00 AMInPerson
4David Riensche

CALIFORNIA BLACK RAIL (LATERALLUS JAMAICENSIS COTURNICULUS) RESPONSE TO MARSH ENHANCEMENT AT POINT PINOLE REGIONAL SHORELINE, CALIFORNIA

Monday 12:00 AM
5Bennie Johnson Howell

AN INTENSIVE CAPTURE-MARK-RECAPTURE STUDY OF A POPULATION OF CASCADES FROGS ON MANAGED PRIVATE TIMBERLANDS IN THE SOUTHERN CASCADES

Thursday 10:40 AMInPerson
6PanelModerated Discussion Session (30 minutes)Thursday 11:55 AM

 

Session: Raven Management for Conservation Outcomes

Chair: Vanessa Hernandez - Alluvion Biological Consulting, Seth Dettenmaier - USGS

Room: Tuscany 9

#PresenterTitleDate/TimeLocation
1Kerry Holcomb

A DESERT TORTOISE-COMMON RAVEN VIABLE CONFLICT THRESHOLD

Thursday 10:40 AMZoom
2Cali Roth

SCIENCE-BASED MANAGEMENT OF RAVENS TOOL (SMART): A WEB-BASED APPLICATION FOR ADAPTIVE RAVEN MANAGEMENT

Thursday 11:00 AMZoom
3Brianne Brussee

A RAPID ASSESSMENT FUNCTION TO ESTIMATE COMMON RAVEN POPULATION DENSITIES: IMPLICATIONS FOR TARGETED MANAGEMENT

Thursday 11:20 AMZoom
4Seth Dettenmaier

A SYNTHESIS OF COMMON RAVEN ECOLOGY AND PREDATION IMPACTS ON SENSITIVE AVIAN SPECIES

Thursday 11:40 AMInPerson
5Corina Sanchez

EFFICACY OF MANIPULATING REPRODUCTION OF COMMON RAVENS TO CONSERVE SENSITIVE PREY SPECIES: THREE CASE STUDIES

Thursday 12:00 PMInPerson
6PanelModerated Discussion Session (30 minutes)Thursday 11:55 AM

 

Session: Carnivores - Mustelids

Chair: Sean MacDonald - WRA, Inc., Katie Moriarty - NCASI

Room: Tuscany 10-11

#PresenterTitleDate/TimeLocation
1Marie Martin

CHALLENGES AND OPPORTUNITIES FOR CONSERVATION OF RARE SPECIES: A CASE STUDY OF HUMBOLDT MARTENS

Thursday 10:40 AMZoom
2Katie Moriarty

PREDICTED DISTRIBUTION OF A RARE AND UNDERSTUDIED FOREST CARNIVORE: HUMBOLDT MARTENS (MARTES CAURINA HUMBOLDTENSIS)

Thursday 11:00 AMZoom
3Marie Martin

COMBINED FIELD AND CLINICAL METHODS CLARIFY MORTALITY CAUSES AND SURVIVAL PATTERNS OF PACIFIC MARTENS

Thursday 11:20 AMZoom
4Rebecca Green

FACTORS INFLUENCING FINE-SCALE SPACE-USE BY FISHERS BEFORE, DURING, AND AFTER TREE MORTALITY IN THE SOUTHERN SIERRA NEVADA BASED ON SCAT LOCATIONS

Thursday 11:40 AMZoom
5Katie Moriarty

UNDERSTANDING FOREST-DEPENDENT SPECIES OF CONSERVATION CONCERN

Thursday 12:00 PMZoom
6PanelModerated Discussion Session (30 minutes)Thursday 11:55 AM

 

Session: Blunt-Nosed Leopard Lizard Captive Breeding Program

Chair: Michael Westphal - US Bureau of Land Management,

Room: Tuscany 7

#PresenterTitleDate/TimeLocation
1Michael Westphal

BUILDING A BLUNT-NOSED LEOPARD LIZARD ASSURANCE COLONY: BACKGROUND AND FUTURE DIRECTIONS

Wednesday 4:05 PMInPerson
2Rory Telemeco

UTILIZING NON-INVASIVE METHODS TO EXAMINE REPRODUCTION AND DEVELOPMENT IN AN ENDANGERED LIZARD, THE BLUNT-NOSED LEOPARD LIZARD (GAMBELIA SILA)

Wednesday 4:25 PMInPerson
3Steve Sharp

REPRODUCTION OF THE BLUNT-NOSED LEOPARD LIZARD (GAMBELIA SILA) AT FRESNO CHAFFEE ZOO

Wednesday 4:45 PMInPerson
4Cha Kong Thao

NATIVE SHRUBS FACILITATE THERMOREGULATION BY ENDANGERED BLUNT-NOSED LEOPARD LIZARDS (GAMBELIA SILA)

Wednesday 5:05 PMInPerson
5Kathryn Ramirez

OBSERVING PREDATION PRESSURE ON THE ENDANGERED BLUNT-NOSED LEOPARD LIZARD (GAMBELIA SILA)

Wednesday 5:25 PMInPerson
6Nicole Gaudenti

HABITAT HETEROGENEITY AFFECTS THE THERMAL ECOLOGY OF AN ENDANGERED LIZARD

Wednesday 5:45 PMInPerson
7Reagen O'Leary

INVESTIGATING THE POPULATION ECOLOGY OF BLUNT-NOSED LEOPARD LIZARDS ON THREE CORE PROTECTED SITES IN THE SAN JOAQUIN DESERT

Wednesday 6:05 PMInPerson
8Mark Statham

WHAT, WHERE, WHO AND HOW MANY: NONINVASIVE GENETIC MONITORING OF THE BLUNT-NOSED LEOPARD LIZARD

Wednesday 6:25 PMInPerson
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PANEL DISCUSSION

Friday 10:45 AMInPerson
10PanelModerated Discussion Session (30 minutes)Friday 10:20 AM

 

Session: Infrastructure and Landscape Effects on Wildlife

Chair: Christine Wilkinson - UC Berkeley, Karen Swaim - Swaim Biological

Room: Tuscany 8

#PresenterTitleDate/TimeLocation
1Steve Bega

TRAX: RE-DEVELOPING ROADKILL REPORTING SOFTWARE TO IMPROVE DATA COLLECTION, PROCESSING AND USER EXPERIENCE.

Friday 8:05 AMZoom
2Donald Solick

SIMULATING WIND ENERGY PRODUCTION FROM DETECTION-BASED SMART CURTAILMENT FOR BATS AT WIND FACILITIES

Friday 8:25 AMZoom
3Jeffery Wilkinson

ALMA BRIDGE ROAD-RELATED NEWT MORTALITY STUDY

Friday 8:45 AMInPerson
4Murrelet Halterman

CARCASS DETECTABILITY BY CANINE SEARCH TEAMS ON A WINDFARM IN CALIFORNIA.

Friday 9:05 AMInPerson
5Phoebe Parker-Shames

WILDLIFE SPACE USE RESPONSE TO SMALL-SCALE CANNABIS DEVELOPMENT

Friday 9:25 AMZoom
6Rebecca Carniello

CARNIVORE AND UNGULATE RESPONSE TO LIVESTOCK IN A GRAZED FOREST ECOSYSTEM

Friday 9:45 AMInPerson
7Brian Fagundes

ESTIMATING THE ECOSYSTEM SERVICE OF ALEUTIAN CACKLING GEESE ON PASTURES.

Friday 10:05 AMInPerson
8Karen Swaim

IMPORTANCE OF AGRICULTURAL LANDS TO THE CONSERVATION AND RECOVERY OF THE CALIFORNIA TIGER SALAMANDER

Friday 10:25 AMInPerson
9PanelModerated Discussion Session (30 minutes)Friday 10:05 AM

 

Session: Bird Ecology and Conservation

Chair: Grace Mannell - Sequoia Ecological Consulting, Dave Riensche - East Bay Regional Parks District

Room: Tuscany 9

#PresenterTitleDate/TimeLocation
1Karine Tokatlian

NESTING PURPLE MARTINS AT MOUNT THAYER

Friday 8:05 AMZoom
2Alexis Leviner

PRELIMINARY DOCUMENTATION OF THE PRESENCE OF MICROPLASTICS IN THE GASTROINTESTINAL TRACTS OF TERRESTRIAL RAPTORS

Friday 8:25 AMZoom
3Mary Clapp

INTRODUCED TROUT FILTER HIGH-ELEVATION LAKESIDE BIRD COMMUNITIES IN THE SIERRA NEVADA, CALIFORNIA

Friday 8:45 AMInPerson
4Brett Furnas

RAPID GROWTH OF THE SWAINSON'S HAWK (BUTEO SWAINSONI) POPULATION IN CALIFORNIA

Friday 9:05 AMZoom
5David Riensche

DECADES OF RIPARIAN BREEDING BIRDS SHOW A PERSISTENT REDUCTION AFTER EXTREME WEATHER HEAT EVENTS.

Friday 9:25 AMInPerson
6Jeff McFarland

POPULATION VIABILITY AND TRENDS OF BANK SWALLOWS (RIPARIA RIPARIA) ON THE SACRAMENTO RIVER FROM RED BLUFF TO COLUSA, CA

Friday 9:45 AMZoom
7David Garcelon

RECOVERY OF THE THREATENED SAN CLEMENTE ISLAND BELL'S SPARROW

Friday 10:05 AMInPerson
8Chris Ray

BIRD TRENDS IN NATIONAL PARKS OF THE SIERRA NEVADA: HAS RECENT CLIMATE MASKED A GENERAL DECLINE IN POPULATION DENSITY?

Friday 10:25 AMZoom
9Daniel Airola

YELLOW-BILLED MAGPIE POPULATION STATUS AND HABITAT CHARACTERISTICS IN URBAN SACRAMENTO

Friday 10:45 AMInPerson
10PanelModerated Discussion Session (30 minutes)Friday 10:20 AM

 

Session: Small Mammal Ecology and Conservation

Chair: John Perrine - Cal Poly, San Luis Obispo, Melissa Riley - CDFW, Suisun Marsh Unit

Room: Tuscany 10-11

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1Jackson Tenney

MODELING PLASTICITY IN RODENT RESPONSES TO THE LUNAR CYCLE FOLLOWING HABITAT MODIFICATION

Friday 8:05 AMInPerson
2Patrick Anderson

TRANSLOCATION OF THE SAN JOAQUIN ANTELOPE SQUIRREL (AMMOSPERMOPHILUS NELSONI) IN THE CARRIZO PLAIN

Friday 8:25 AMInPerson
3Melissa Riley

IT'S GETTING HOTTER IN HERE: SALT MARSH HARVEST MOUSE SURVIVAL AND RECOVERY FOLLOWING WILDFIRE

Friday 8:45 AMInPerson
4Cody Aylward

PATCH OCCUPANCY OF THE SALT MARSH HARVEST MOUSE: DO PATCH SIZE AND ISOLATION DRIVE OCCURRENCE OF AN ENDANGERED HABITAT SPECIALIST?

Friday 9:05 AMZoom
5Carla Angulo

A NEW FRAMEWORK FOR EVALUATING POTENTIAL HABITAT OF THE SALT MARSH HARVEST MOUSE

Friday 9:25 AMInPerson
6Katie Smith

A RANGE-WIDE ASSESSMENT OF THE RELATIONSHIP BETWEEN SALT MARSH HARVEST MOUSE DENSITIES AND ENVIRONMENTAL CHARACTERISTICS

Friday 9:45 AMInPerson
7PanelModerated Discussion Session (30 minutes)Friday 9:35 AM