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Session: Innovation in Wildlife Science, Conservation, and Management | Chair: Rob Schell, WRA, Inc | Room: Salon 1 |
# | Presenter | Title | Date/Time |
1 | Noriko Smallwood | PHOTOGRAPHY AS A TOOL FOR MORE ACCURATE AND INCREASED SPECIES DETECTIONS DURING WILDLIFE SURVEYS | Wednesday 1:05 PM |
2 | Brigit Rooney | SNAPSHOT USA: AN ANNUAL NATIONWIDE MAMMAL SURVEY | Wednesday 1:25 PM |
3 | Matthew Toenies Kaitlin McGee | RELATIONSHIPS BETWEEN WILDLIFE DISTRIBUTIONS AND LAND USE CHANGE IN NORTH-CENTRAL CALIFORNIA | Wednesday 1:45 PM |
4 | Brian Cypher | POTENTIAL FOR DENNING BEHAVIOR TO FACILITATE TRANSMISSION OF SARCOPTIC MANGE IN ENDANGERED SAN JOAQUIN KIT FOXES | Wednesday 2:05 PM |
5 | Kelly Holland | FEDERAL POLICY ENGAGEMENT WITH LOCAL IMPACTS: SUPPORTING SCIENCE-BASED DECISION MAKING FROM A SECTION PERSPECTIVE | Wednesday 2:25 PM |
Session: Genetics in Wildlife Science, Conservation, and Management - I | Chair: Mike Buchalski, CA Dept of Fish and Wildlife | Room: Salon 2 |
# | Presenter | Title | Date/Time |
1 | Marie Martin | NON-INVASIVE SAMPLING AND DNA METABARCODING REVEAL FORAGING PATTERNS AND SPACE-USE OF MONTANE CARNIVORE GUILD | Wednesday 1:05 PM |
2 | Kristen Ahrens | LANDSCAPE AND POPULATION GENETIC INSIGHTS INTO NUTRIA (MYOCASTOR COYPUS) INVASION DYNAMICS IN CALIFORNIA | Wednesday 1:25 PM |
3 | Emma Fehlker Campbell | CHARACTERIZING BARRED OWL (STRIX VARIA) DIET ALONG AN INVASION PATHWAY | Wednesday 1:45 PM |
4 | Samantha Capel | A NEW HIGH-QUALITY REFERENCE GENOME AND WHOLE GENOME RESEQUENCING OF THE LITTLE BROWN BAT (MYOTIS LUCIFUGUS) TO PROVIDE UNPRECEDENTED INSIGHTS INTO WHITE-NOSE SYNDROME RESISTANCE IN BATS | Wednesday 2:05 PM |
5 | Mark Statham | EXPLORING DIET IN A VANISHING POPULATION OF THE BLUNT-NOSED LEOPARD LIZARD USING DNA METABARCODING | Wednesday 2:25 PM |
6 | Michael Buchalski | SURVIVING WITH LOW GENOMIC DIVERSITY: THE IMPACTS OF REINTRODUCTION MANAGEMENT ON INBREEDING AND GENETIC LOAD IN BIGHORN SHEEP (OVIS CANADENSIS) | Wednesday 2:45 PM |
Session: Conference Theme Session - Adaptive Management - I | Chair: Brooke Langle, SWCA | Room: Salon 3 |
# | Presenter | Title | Date/Time |
1 | Ange Baker | RECOVERING THREATENED AND ENDANGERED SPECIES IN CALIFORNIA: RECOVERY PLANS AND THE CALIFORNIA ENDANGERED SPECIES ACT | Wednesday 1:05 PM |
2 | Lara Rachowicz | USING THE CALVTP PROGRAM EIR TO EXPEDITE WILDFIRE RESILIENCE PROJECTS | Wednesday 1:25 PM |
3 | Grace Mannell | CALIFORNIA VEGETATION TREATMENT PROJECT (CALVTP) LIBRARY TOOLS TO SUPPORT WILDFIRE RESILIENCE PROJECTS | Wednesday 1:45 PM |
4 | Angela White | USING CLIMATE-ADAPTED LANDSCAPE MONITORING (CALM) TO PRIORITIZE MANAGEMENT ACROSS LARGE LANDSCAPES IN SUPPORT OF POST-FIRE RESTORATION AND PRE-FIRE PLANNING | Wednesday 2:05 PM |
5 | Liraz Bistritz | LANDSCAPE DESIGN FOR BIODIVERSITY CONSERVATION AND LANDSCAPE RESILIENCE | Wednesday 2:25 PM |
6 | Whitney Albright | MONITORING CLIMATE CHANGE AND BIODIVERSITY THROUGH THE CALIFORNIA SENTINEL SITE NETWORK | Wednesday 2:45 PM |
Session: Ecology and Conservation of Birds - I | Chair: Frank Fogarty, Humboldt State University | Room: Salon 4 |
# | Presenter | Title | Date/Time |
1 | Sarah Webster | SURFACE MINING IMPACTS TO SAGEBRUSH VEGETATION COMMUNITIES AND GREATER SAGE-GROUSE POPULATIONS | Wednesday 1:05 PM |
2 | Carl Lundblad | IMPLICATIONS OF CLIMATE CHANGE FOR SAGE-GROUSE AND THE FUTURE OF WESTERN SAGEBRUSH ECOSYSTEMS | Wednesday 1:25 PM |
3 | Brianne Brussee | INFLUENCE OF LANDSCAPE CHANGES ON SAGE-GROUSE BROOD-REARING HABITAT WITHIN THE GREAT BASIN REGION OF NEVADA AND CALIFORNIA | Wednesday 1:45 PM |
4 | Steven Mathews | EFFECTS OF MANIPULATING COMMON RAVEN (CORVUS CORAX) BREEDING SUCCESS ON RAVEN AND GREATER SAGE-GROUSE (CENTROCERCUS UROPHASIANUS) POPULATIONS IN NV AND CA | Wednesday 2:05 PM |
5 | Kathryn Purcell | WHY DO DUSKY FLYCATCHERS NEST IN TREES AT HIGH ELEVATIONS? | Wednesday 2:25 PM |
6 | Sarah Laurino | A REVIEW OF THE CALIFORNIA FISH AND WILDLIFE’S LONG-TERM MOURNING DOVE (ZENAIDA MACROURA) BANDING PROGRAM. | Wednesday 2:45 PM |
Session: Ecology and Conservation of Invertebrates | Chair: Leif Richardson, Xerces Society for Invertebrate Conservation | Room: Santa Rosa / Sonoma |
# | Presenter | Title | Date/Time |
1 | Jamie Kneitel | THE ECOLOGY OF LONGHORN FAIRY SHRIMP (BRANCHINECTA LONGIANTENNA) IN CALIFORNIA ROCK POOLS | Wednesday 1:05 PM |
2 | Mario Gaytan | ANOMALOUS SUMMER RAINS AND IMPLICATIONS FOR CONSERVING THE SAN JOAQUIN VALLEY GIANT FLOWER-LOVING FLY | Wednesday 1:25 PM |
3 | Rei Scampavia | OPPORTUNITIES AND CHALLENGES FOR POLLINATOR HABITAT ON SOLAR FARMS | Wednesday 1:45 PM |
4 | Leif Richardson | BUMBLE BEE DECLINES AND PERSISTENCE: LESSONS FROM THE CALIFORNIA BUMBLE BEE ATLAS | Wednesday 2:05 PM |
5 | Mac Wilson | PATTERNS OF BUMBLEBEE (BOMBUS SPP.) DIVERSITY ON AND NEAR LICENSED CANNABIS FARMS IN HUMBOLDT COUNTY, CALIFORNIA | Wednesday 2:25 PM |
6 | Christina Torres | SURVEYING CALIFORNIA'S BUMBLE BEE ROYALTY: CROTCH'S BUMBLE BEE SURVEY APPROACH | Wednesday 2:45 PM |
Session: Ecology and Conservation of Mammals (Salt Marsh Harvest Mouse) | Chair: Katie Smith, WRA, Inc | Room: Salon 1 |
# | Presenter | Title | Date/Time |
1 | Jason Hagani | APPLICATION OF LIDAR TO ASSESS THE HABITAT SELECTION OF AN ENDANGERED SMALL MAMMAL IN AN ESTUARINE WETLAND ENVIRONMENT | Wednesday 3:40 PM |
2 | Shawn Lockwood | JUST ADD WATER? PRACTICAL HABITAT MANAGEMENT FOR SALT MARSH HARVEST MOUSE | Wednesday 4:00 PM |
3 | Katie Smith | THE STATUS OF SALT MARSH HARVEST MOUSE POPULATIONS THROUGHOUT THE SAN FRANCISCO ESTUARY | Wednesday 4:20 PM |
4 | Carla Angulo | THE VALUE OF COMPREHENSIVE PRE-PROJECT MONITORING: SALT MARSH HARVEST MICE AT MCINNIS MARSH, MARIN COUNTY AS A CASE STUDY | Wednesday 4:40 PM |
5 | Melissa Riley | RISING WATERS: THE EFFECTS OF WINTER FLOODING ON SALT MARSH HARVEST MOUSE PERSISTENCE IN MANAGED AND TIDAL WETLANDS | Wednesday 5:00 PM |
Session: Genetics in Wildlife Science, Conservation, and Management - II | Chair: Mike Buchalski, CA Dept of Fish and Wildlife | Room: Salon 2 |
# | Presenter | Title | Date/Time |
1 | Cate Quinn | WHOLE GENOME SEQUENCES INFORM GENETIC RESCUE OF THE SIERRA NEVADA RED FOX IN LASSEN, CALIFORNIA | Wednesday 3:40 PM |
2 | Joshua Hallas | WHOLE GENOME RESEQUENCING OF MULE DEER (ODOCOILEUS HEMIONUS) REVEALS EVOLUTIONARY LINEAGES ACROSS CALIFORNIA | Wednesday 4:00 PM |
3 | Jillian Adkins | NON-INVASIVE GENETIC TRACKING OF HABITUATED BLACK BEARS (URSUS AMERICANUS) IN THE TAHOE BASIN | Wednesday 4:20 PM |
4 | Erin Meredith | POOP TO PEDIGREES: GENETIC GENEALOGY OF CALIFORNIA'S GRAY WOLVES (C. L. LUPUS) | Wednesday 4:40 PM |
Session: Conference Theme Session - Adaptive Management - II | Chair: John McNerney, City of Davis | Room: Salon 3 |
# | Presenter | Title | Date/Time |
1 | Kate Faber | FOREST THINNING EFFECTS ON SMALL MAMMAL SPECIES IN THE SIERRA NEVADA | Wednesday 3:40 PM |
2 | Rebecca Wilcox | UNDERSTANDING POTENTIAL IMPACTS OF FOREST TYPE CONVERSION THROUGH COMPARISONS OF BIOTIC COMMUNITY COMPOSITION, STRUCTURE, AND FUNCTION | Wednesday 4:00 PM |
3 | Ryan Peek | WILDLIFE PRIORITIZATION AND ASSESSMENT AMIDST DROUGHT HETEROGENEITY IN TIME AND SPACE | Wednesday 4:20 PM |
4 | Hunter Cole | BUTCHERBIRDS ON THE CHOPPING BLOCK: USING POPULATION VIABILITY ANALYSIS TO BETTER MANAGE FOR CLIMATE CHANGE | Wednesday 4:40 PM |
5 | Ileene Anderson | HIDDEN IN PLAIN SIGHT: CALIFORNIA NATIVE HABITATS ARE VALUABLE CARBON SINKS | Wednesday 5:00 PM |
Session: Ecology and Conservation of Birds - II | Chair: Dave Riensche, East Bay Regional Park District | Room: Salon 4 |
# | Presenter | Title | Date/Time |
1 | Jessica Burton | OPTIMIZING ARTIFICIAL RAFT PLACEMENT FOR THE LIGHT-FOOTED RIDGWAY'S RAIL | Wednesday 3:40 PM |
2 | Christopher Pincetich | ADAPTIVE MANAGEMENT OF SWAINSON'S HAWK LEADS TO NESTING SUCCESS ADJACENT TO TRANSPORTATION CONSTRUCTION | Wednesday 4:00 PM |
3 | Ian Dwight | AUTONOMOUS RECORDING UNITS AS A METHOD OF INDEXING BREEDING BIRD ABUNDANCE | Wednesday 4:20 PM |
4 | Connor Wood | AN ECOSYSTEM-SCALE ASSESSMENT OF THE SPOTTED OWL AND OTHER INDICATORS AS UMBRELLA SPECIES FOR AVIAN BIODIVERSITY | Wednesday 4:40 PM |
5 | David Riensche | FIRST SUCCESSFUL NESTING OF BLACK OYSTERCATCHERS AMONG ENDANGERED CALIFORNIA LEAST TERNS ALONG THE WEST COAST OF NORTH AMERICA | Wednesday 5:00 PM |
Session: Pacific Islands Conservation | Chair: Melissa Price, University of Hawaii, Manoa | Room: Santa Rosa / Sonoma |
# | Presenter | Title | Date/Time |
1 | Joel Thompson | HAWAIIAN HOARY BAT DISTRIBUTION AND FIVE-YEAR TREND IN OCCUPANCY ON O'AHU | Wednesday 3:40 PM |
2 | Claire Atkins | WEAVING INDIGENOUS AND CONVENTIONAL SCIENCE IN SHOREBIRD MONITORING | Wednesday 4:00 PM |
3 | Andie LeDoux | MENACING MOANANUIĀKEA: ANALYZING THE THREAT OF NATURAL DISASTER INFLICTED PESTS ON PACIFIC ISLANDS | Wednesday 4:20 PM |
4 | Cara Thow | BIRDS, BUGS, AND BATTLE PLANS: ASSESSING AVIAN MALARIA ON HAWAIʻI ISLAND FOR HONEYCREEPER CONSERVATION | Wednesday 4:40 PM |
5 | Melissa Price | OPTIMIZING CONSERVATION ACTIONS TO RECOVER SENSITIVE SPECIES ACROSS MAUI NUI | Wednesday 5:00 PM |
Session: Conference Theme Session - Adaptive Management - III | Chair: Kathy Simon, MGS Conservation Council | Room: Salon 1 |
# | Presenter | Title | Date/Time |
1 | Damon Yeh | BREAKING BARRIERS, AN OVERVIEW OF WILDLIFE CROSSING STRUCTURES IN CALIFORNIA | Thursday 8:05 AM |
2 | Tiffany Yap | PROTECTING PUMAS THROUGH SCIENCE, POLICY, AND ART | Thursday 8:25 AM |
3 | Liz Allen | TECHNIQUES FOR MAPPING AND MONITORING SUBTIDAL WILDLIFE HABITAT IN A CHANGING CLIMATE | Thursday 8:45 AM |
4 | Celeste Carlisle | ENHANCING STAKEHOLDER ENGAGEMENT IN THE WILD WORLD OF WILD HORSE ISSUES | Thursday 9:05 AM |
5 | Kathryn Simon | FORMING A SPECIES SPECIFIC NONPROFIT FOR THE MOHAVE GROUND SQUIRREL | Thursday 9:25 AM |
6 | Katrina Smith | ADAPTIVE MANAGEMENT TO REDUCE BAT FATALITIES AT WIND ENERGY FACILITIES | Thursday 9:45 AM |
Session: Public Policy and Wildlife Management | Chair: Ona Alminas, CA Dept of Fish and Wildlife | Room: Salon 2 |
# | Presenter | Title | Date/Time |
1 | Cali Weise | A DECISION SUPPORT TOOL FOR RANGELAND GRAZING PLANNING AND MANAGEMENT | Thursday 8:05 AM |
2 | Cynthia Perrine | CONSERVATION LANDS - MAXIMIZING MANAGEMENT OBJECTIVES WITH EASEMENTS | Thursday 8:25 AM |
3 | Gavin Jones | MEGADISTURBANCES AND THE DECLINING EFFICACY OF PROTECTED AREAS | Thursday 8:45 AM |
4 | Mourad Gabriel | WILDLIFE IN THE WEEDS: A FEDERAL PROGRAM ADDRESSING THE ECOLOGICAL CONSEQUENCES OF CANNABIS CULTIVATION ON NATIONAL FOREST LANDS | Thursday 9:05 AM |
5 | Greta Wengert | EVALUATION OF RISK TO MOUNTAIN LION HEALTH AND MOVEMENT FROM ILLICIT CANNABIS CULTIVATION IN NORTHWESTERN CALIFORNIA | Thursday 9:25 AM |
6 | Lindsey Rich | INTEGRATING EXISTING DATA TO ASSESS THE RISK OF AN EXPANDING LAND USE CHANGE ON MAMMALS | Thursday 9:45 AM |
Session: Ecology and Conservation of Amphibians and Reptiles | Chair: Eric Stitt, ICF International, and Save the Snakes | Room: Salon 3 |
# | Presenter | Title | Date/Time |
1 | Jules Wyman | LONG-TERM IMPACTS OF URBAN FLOODPLAIN MANAGEMENT AND HABITAT RESTORATION ON LIZARD COMMUNITIES IN A SONORAN DESERT CITY | Thursday 8:05 AM |
2 | Thomas Radzio | JUVENILE MOJAVE DESERT TORTOISES SHIFT NIGHT MICROHABITATS DURING SUMMER HEATWAVES | Thursday 8:25 AM |
3 | Talisin Hammond | PERSONALITY, MATERNAL EFFECTS, AND OUTCOMES IN THE WILD FOR MOJAVE DESERT TORTOISES (GOPHERUS AGASSIZII) | Thursday 8:45 AM |
4 | Bria Boose | BUILDING A CASE CRITERIA FOR NEWT MASS DIE-OFFS | Thursday 9:05 AM |
5 | Hale Garcia-Dean | SEASONAL MIGRATION AND EARLY-STAGE DISPERSAL PATTERNS IN ADULT AND JUVENILE RED-LEGGED FROGS (RANA DRAYTONII) | Thursday 9:25 AM |
6 | Braden Herman | FROGS AND FISH IN THE KLAMATH MOUNTAINS: ADAPTIVE, LANDSCAPE-LEVEL MANAGEMENT FOR SENSITIVE SPECIES IN THE FACE OF CLIMATE CHANGE. | Thursday 9:45 AM |
Session: Ecology and Conservation of Bats - I | Chair: Dave Johnston, H.T. Harvey & Associates | Room: Salon 4 |
# | Presenter | Title | Date/Time |
1 | Theodore Weller | AUTUMN MOVEMENTS OF HOARY BATS IN CALIFORNIA | Thursday 8:05 AM |
2 | Leila Harris | NOT WAITING FOR DINNER: NOVEL DAYTIME RAPTOR PREDATION ON A MEXICAN FREE-TAILED BAT (TADARIDA BRASILIENSIS) MATERNITY COLONY | Thursday 8:25 AM |
3 | Trinity Smith | BAT USE OF ABANDONED MINES IN CALIFORNIA | Thursday 8:45 AM |
4 | Scott Osborn | CDFW'S BAT CONSERVATION AND WHITE-NOSE SYNDROME RESPONSE PROJECT: SURVEILLANCE FOR WNS AND THE FUNGUS THAT CAUSES THE DISEASE. | Thursday 9:05 AM |
5 | Steve Norton | AMPLIFYING ACOUSTICS: PROMOTING POSITIVE AWARENESS OF BAT POPULATIONS THROUGH VOLUNTEER ENGAGEMENT | Thursday 9:25 AM |
6 | Dave Johnston | HABITAT RESTORATION FOR BATS - SHOULD WE RETHINK THE USE OF BAT BOXES FOR HABITAT RESTORATION? | Thursday 9:45 AM |
Session: Military Lands - I | Chair: Rhys Evans & Kirsten Christopherson, Vandenberg Space Force Base & Air Force West Region | Room: Santa Rosa / Sonoma |
# | Presenter | Title | Date/Time |
1 | Robert Lovich | DEPARTMENT OF DEFENSE PARTNERS IN AMPHIBIAN AND REPTILE CONSERVATION (DOD PARC) OVERVIEW | Thursday 8:05 AM |
2 | Jessica Griffiths | MANAGING MONARCH BUTTERFLIES AT VANDENBERG SPACE FORCE BASE | Thursday 8:25 AM |
3 | Katie Saenger | MOVEMENT OF WEANED NORTHERN ELEPHANT SEAL PUPS DURING THEIR FIRST AT-SEA FORAGING MIGRATION | Thursday 8:45 AM |
4 | Matt Berry | INTEGRATING PROCESS-BASED RESTORATION: MONITORING WILDLIFE DIVERSITY AND HABITAT RESPONSE POST-DAM REMOVAL AT BEALE AFB, CA | Thursday 9:05 AM |
5 | Brian Henen | HEADSTARTING DESERT TORTOISES: FROM GROWTH, SURVIVAL AND HOTTER SEX, TO TRANSLOCATION AND POPULATION AUGMENTATION AND VIABILITY | Thursday 9:25 AM |
6 | Melissa Booker | DOD ACHIEVES LARGEST DELISTING IN ESA HISTORY | Thursday 9:45 AM |
Session: Collaboration Among Wildlife Career Pathways | Chair: Kelly Holland, GEI Consultants | Room: Salon 1 |
# | Presenter | Title | Date/Time |
1 | Justin Wood | ADVOCACY, ETHICS, AND THE RAMIFICATIONS OF MISPLACED ADVOCACY. | Thursday 10:40 AM |
2 | David Wyatt Julie Vance | COLLABORATION AMONG WILDLIFE CAREER PATHWAYS EDUCATIONAL OPPORTUNITIES FOR CAREER START AND CAREER ADVANCEMENT -- AND -- CAREER GROWTH AT CDFW | Thursday 11:00 AM |
3 | Linda Leeman Eric Hansen | WILDLIFE BIOLOGISTS AND ENVIRONMENTAL LAWS: SHAPING CAREERS AND CONSERVATION OUTCOMES -- AND -- ACCOMPLISHING RESEARCH OBJECTIVES THROUGH THE PRIVATE SECTOR AND ACADEMIA | Thursday 11:20 AM |
4 | Stephanie Parson Q&A Session | COLLABORATION AMONG PROFESSIONAL WILDLIFE BIOLOGISTS IS IMPORTANT TO SUCCESSFUL CONSERVATION OUTCOMES -- AND -- Q/A SESSION | Thursday 11:40 AM |
Session: Channel Islands Conservation | Chair: Katie Saenger, SWCA | Room: Salon 2 |
# | Presenter | Title | Date/Time |
1 | Katie Elder | DENSITY-DEPENDENT HABITAT SELECTION AND HOME RANGE SIZES IN A RECOVERING POPULATION OF ISLAND FOXES (UROCYON LITTORALIS) ON SANTA ROSA ISLAND, CALIFORNIA | Thursday 10:40 AM |
2 | Desirae Thomaier | OCCUPANCY MODELING OF ISLAND SPOTTED SKUNKS | Thursday 11:00 AM |
3 | Julia Owen-Ramos | USE OF GENOMIC TOOLS TO INVESTIGATE THE EVOLUTIONARY HISTORY OF ISLAND SPOTTED SKUNKS | Thursday 11:20 AM |
4 | Patricia Brown | BATS OF THE CALIFORNIA CHANNEL ISLANDS: NEW SPECIES RECORDS FROM CAPTURE, SIGHTINGS AND ACOUSTIC MONITORING | Thursday 11:40 AM |
Session: Ecology and Conservation of Amphibians and Reptiles - II | Chair: Dave Cook, Sonoma County Water Agency | Room: Salon 3 |
# | Presenter | Title | Date/Time |
1 | Jeffery Wilcox | POST-METAMORPHIC SURVIVAL IN A POPULATION OF CALIFORNIA RED-LEGGED FROGS (RANA DRAYTONII); RESULTS FROM A 4-YEAR STUDY IN SONOMA COUNTY, CALIFORNIA | Thursday 10:40 AM |
2 | Maresa Scofield | WILDFIRE RESILIENCE: A CASE STUDY OF THE MOSQUITO FIRE AND THE CALIFORNIA RED-LEGGED FROG | Thursday 11:00 AM |
3 | Tashi MacMillen | BUILD IT AND THEY WILL COME- HABITAT RESTORATION SUCCESS FOR CALIFORNIA RED-LEGGED FROGS IN NORTHERN BAJA CALIFORNIA | Thursday 11:20 AM |
4 | Jeff Alvarez | AN EFFECTIVE TECHNIQUE FOR THE TRANSLOCATION FOR CALIFORNIA RED-LEGGED FROG EGG MASSES. | Thursday 11:40 AM |
Session: Ecology and Conservation of Bats - II | Chair: Dave Johnston, H.T. Harvey & Associates | Room: Salon 4 |
# | Presenter | Title | Date/Time |
1 | Robert Schorr | CLIMBERS FOR BAT CONSERVATION: CITIZEN SCIENCE TO UNDERSTAND BAT ROOSTING ECOLOGY | Thursday 10:40 AM |
2 | Matt Sharp Chaney | RESULTS OF LONG-TERM BAT MITIGATION MONITORING: ARTIFICIAL REPLACEMENT HABITAT SUPPORTS RARE TOWNSENDS BIG-EARED BAT, AS WELL AS MATERNITY ROOSTS OF COMMON BATS | Thursday 11:00 AM |
3 | Anna Doty | THE EFFECTS OF WILDFIRE ON ROOST SELECTION OF THE CALIFORNIA MYOTIS | Thursday 11:20 AM |
4 | Jill Carpenter | THINKING OUTSIDE THE BOX (CULVERT): BAT ROOSTS IN CULVERT STRUCTURES AND IMPLICATIONS FOR CONSERVATION | Thursday 11:40 AM |
Session: Military Lands - II | Chair: Rhys Evans & Kirsten Christopherson, Vandenberg Space Force Base & Air Force West Region | Room: Santa Rosa / Sonoma |
# | Presenter | Title | Date/Time |
1 | Jeff Lovich | ASPECTS OF THE DEMOGRAPHY OF A RELICT AND TENUOUS POPULATION OF NORTHWESTERN POND TURTLES (ACTINEMYS MARMORATA) IN A WEST MOJAVE DESERT STREAM FLOWING ONTO EDWARDS AIR FORCE BASE | Thursday 10:40 AM |
2 | Jaymee Marty | MANAGING CALIFORNIA TIGER SALAMANDER MIGRATION AT TRAVIS AIR FORCE BASE, CALIFORNIA | Thursday 11:00 AM |
3 | Morgan Ball | AN UNLIKELY SALAMANDER; THE ECOLOGY AND EVOLUTION OF THE NEWLY DISCOVERED ARGUELLO SLENDER SALAMANDER (BATRACHOSEPS WAKEI). | Thursday 11:20 AM |
4 | Melanie Colon | NAVAL BASE CORONADO WESTERN SNOWY PLOVER (WSPL) AND CALIFORNIA LEAST TERN (CLTE) MANAGEMENT | Thursday 11:40 AM |
Session: Ecology and Conservation of Mammals (Large Mammals) | Chair: Kelley Stewart, University of Nevada, Reno | Room: Salon 1 |
Session: Challenges and Benefits of Restoring/Monitoring the San Joaquin Desert Biome-Wide | Chair: Mike Westphal, US BLM | Room: Salon 2 |
# | Presenter | Title | Date/Time |
1 | David Germano | THE SAN JOAQUIN DESERT OF CALIFORNIA: ECOLOGICALLY MISUNDERSTOOD AND OVERLOOKED | Friday 8:05 AM |
2 | Randi McCormick | SUPPORTING CONSERVATION AND RECOVERY IN THE SAN JOAQUIN DESERT: A CONSULTANT'S PERSPECTIVE | Friday 8:25 AM |
3 | Erica Kelly | COMPARISON OF SAN JOAQUIN KIT FOX DEN AND CALIFORNIA GROUND SQUIRREL BURROW ATTRIBUTES | Friday 8:45 AM |
4 | Scott Butterfield | A 25-YEAR VISION FOR RECOVERING ENDANGERED SPECIES ON RESTORED FARMLAND IN THE SAN JOAQUIN VALLEY | Friday 9:05 AM |
5 | Tim Bean | PRONGHORN: THE NEXT STEP FOR SAN JOAQUIN DESERT RESTORATION? | Friday 9:25 AM |
6 | Rory Telemeco | REPATRIATING BLUNT-NOSED LEOPARD LIZARDS TO PANOCHE PLATEAU: LESSONS FROM YEAR 1 | Friday 9:45 AM |
7 | Ben Teton | DEVELOPING LONG-TERM, SYSTEMS LEVEL SPECIES MONITORING TECHNIQUES WITHIN A RESEARCH FRAMEWORK AT THE PANOCHE VALLEY PRESERVE | Friday 10:05 AM |
8 | Ryan O'Dell | CLIMATE AND FLORA OF THE SAN JOAQUIN DESERT | Friday 10:25 AM |
Session: Ecology and Conservation of Amphibians and Reptiles - III | Chair: Jeff Alvarez, The Wildlife Project | Room: Salon 3/4 |
# | Presenter | Title | Date/Time |
1 | Victoria Brunal-Byrd | LAND USE IMPACTS ON MOVEMENT PATTERNS OF CALIFORNIA TIGER SALAMANDERS (AMBYSTOMA CALIFORNIENSE) IN A VERNAL POOL COMPLEX | Friday 8:05 AM |
2 | David Cook | DIPNET SURVEYS PROVIDE ACCURATE ABUNDANCE ESTIMATES FOR CALIFORNIA TIGER SALAMANDER AND PACIFIC TREEFROG LARVAE | Friday 8:25 AM |
3 | Sean MacDonald | BURROW EXCAVATIONS: A REVIEW OF A COMMON TAKE AVOIDANCE MEASURE FOR FEDERALLY THREATENED CALIFORNIA TIGER SALAMANDER (AMBYSTOMA CALIFORNIENSE) | Friday 8:45 AM |
4 | Christina Varian | PREDATION ON BREEDING NORTHWESTERN POND TURTLES AND THEIR NESTS IN HUMBOLDT COUNTY, CALIFORNIA | Friday 9:05 AM |
5 | Barry Nerhus | SOUTHWESTERN POND TURTLE DEMOGRAPHIC SIZE AND SEX RATIO CHANGES AFTER DROUGHT AND FIRE AT THE SANTA ROSA PLATEAU ECOLOGICAL RESERVE | Friday 9:25 AM |
6 | Melissa Riley | IF YOU BUILD IT WILL THEY COME OR DO THEY LEAVE? THE EFFECTS OF TIDAL RESTORATION ON WESTERN POND TURTLE HOME RANGE AND HABITAT USE | Friday 9:45 AM |
Session: Ecology and Conservation of Birds - III | Chair: Kate McGinn, University of Wisconsin | Room: Bodega / Cotati |
# | Presenter | Title | Date/Time |
1 | Brett Walker | MONITORING, CITIZEN SCIENCE, AND FIELD DATA REVEAL A NOVEL ALPINE BREEDING DISTRIBUTION AND VEGETATION ASSOCIATIONS OF A DECLINING, HABITAT-SPECIALIST SONGBIRD | Friday 8:05 AM |
2 | Daniel Hofstadter | ASSESSING THE FEASIBILITY OF CALIFORNIA-WIDE BARRED OWL MANAGEMENT | Friday 8:25 AM |
3 | Josh Barry | SEVERE WILDFIRE POSES A GREATER THREAT TO FOREST OWL COMMUNITIES THAN BARRED OWLS DURING THE EARLY STAGE OF THE INVASION | Friday 8:45 AM |
4 | Kate McGinn | HIGH-SEVERITY FIRE OFFSETS PREDATOR ENERGETIC BUDGETS | Friday 9:05 AM |
5 | Anu Kramer | USING BIOACOUSTICS TO ENHANCE THE EFFICIENCY OF SPOTTED OWL SURVEYS AND FACILITATE FOREST RESTORATION | Friday 9:25 AM |
6 | Jason Winiarski | UPDATES AND INSIGHTS FROM THE FIRST TWO YEARS OF THE CALIFORNIA SPOTTED OWL BIOACOUSTIC MONITORING PROGRAM | Friday 9:45 AM |
7 | Corbin Kuntze | MULTISCALE OCCUPANCY OF DUSKY-FOOTED WOODRATS IN THE SIERRA NEVADA | Friday 10:05 AM |
Session: Ecology and Conservation of Mammals (Small Mammals) | Chair: Deana Clifford, CA Dept of Fish and Wildlife | Room: Santa Rosa / Sonoma |
Session: Poster Session | Chair: Allison Fuller - Ascent Environmental, Carlos Alvarado - Ascent Environmental | Room: Ballroom |