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Midwest Fish & Wildlife Conference 2016

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PLEASE NOTE: The schedule posted here is as of 1/25/16, and is subject to change. Please check back for updates.

Bryn Evans

University of Wisconsin
MS Candidate
Madison

brynevans.weebly.com

I'm a second year Master's student in Tim Van Deelen's lab, using trail cameras and plane surveys to assess otter, mink, muskrat and beaver populations in northern Wisconsin. Originally I'm from California, but I love the snow, the people and places, and of course the cheese and beer of the Midwest!

7:00am

Conference Registration Open Center Concourse

12:00pm

Speaker Ready Room Robinson

6:00pm

Welcome Reception Ambassador E & W

7:00pm

After Party Ambassador E & W

8:00am

Plenary Session I & Awards Presentation Ambassador E & W

10:00am

Refreshment Break with Exhibitors Center Concourse

10:20am

Using Social Media To Increase Public Understanding of Research Emerald A Uniting Adaptive Management Through The Great Lakes Region Aquatic Habitat Connectivity Collaborative Pearl Beyond Trust Obligations: The Imperatives For Tribal Collaboration Imperial

10:40am

Wild Jobs Café Grandview A & B

11:00am

Adapting Your Presentation Style To Your Audience Emerald A Distribution, Migration Chronology, and Survival Estimate of Eastern Population Sandhill Crane Governors

11:20am

Social Media 101 Emerald A Modeling Population Dynamics of Sandhill Cranes Using A Multi-State Open Robust Model and Simulation Governors Gene Flow From An Adaptively Divergent Source Causes Genetic Rescue, Not Outbreeding Depression, In Two Wild Populations of Trinidadian Guppies Atrium Great Lakes Angler Demographic Change: Age-Period-Cohort Analysis of Wisconsin Anglers, 2000-2013 Gerald Ford Inferences On Demographic Rates Using State-Space Models Vandenberg B

11:40am

Examples of Social Media Success Emerald A Broad-Scale Spatial Genetic Structure In A High Gene Flow Species, Mule Deer Atrium Estimating Population Abundance Trends Via Presence-Absence Data Vandenberg B Mannomin Zizania Spp. (Wild Rice) Species Habitat Variables and Monitoring Imperial

12:00pm

Lunch Break - on own N/A

1:20pm

Elk Management In The Eastern United States Vandenberg A Invasive Species Management In Uncertain Times: How To Be Proactive, Not Reactive Ambassador E Collaborative Approaches To Coastal Marsh Restoration In The Upper St. Marys River Imperial

1:40pm

How Marketing Can Move The Needle (And Float Your Boat!) Emerald A Consequences of Contaminant Biotransport By Pacific Salmon For Upper Great Lakes Tributaries Pearl

2:00pm

Resolving Deer-Human Conflicts Within The Suburban Setting of East Lansing Vandenberg A PANEL DISCUSSION: Tribal Research Collaborations Imperial

2:20pm

Bird Conservation In The Great Lakes Region Governors Information Management To Support Collaborative Decision Making Pearl

2:40pm

Refreshment Break with Exhibitors Center Concourse

3:00pm

Understanding The Social Habitat of Hunters In Michigan Governors

3:20pm

Deer Migration and Habitat Use Within Moose Range in Northeast Minnesota Vandenberg A

4:00pm

Dispersal of Yearling Male White-Tailed Deer In Wisconsin Vandenberg A

4:30pm

Student/Professional Mixer DeVos Place Convention Center - Ballroom A

6:00pm

Evening Social/Reception at the Grand Rapids Public Museum OFFSITE: Grands Rapids Museum

7:00am

Continental Breakfast with Exhibitors Center Concourse

8:00am

Plenary Session II Ambassador E & W

9:45am

Refreshment Break with Exhibitors Center Concourse

10:00am

(NEW) The Stone Soup Model: Climate change vulnerability assessments and adaptation in Midwest forests Vandenberg A

10:40am

Wild Jobs Café Grandview A & B

11:00am

Quantifying The Effect of Floodplain-River Connectivity: Sediment, Nitrogen, Phosphorus and Carbon Removal Via Flooding on The Maquoketa River Floodplain, Iowa Ambassador W

11:20am

Overview of Aquatic Pesticide Registration With EPA Pantlind

11:40am

Climate Variability Drives Population Cycling and Synchrony In Ruffed Grouse Vandenberg A Development Of An Unmanned Submersible For Benthic Larval Fish Sampling Ambassador E

12:00pm

Lunch Break - on own N/A

1:20pm

Using Demographically-Informed Species Distribution Models To Identify Management Options For Threatened Species In The Face of Climate Change Imperial

1:40pm

Integrating Climate Change Into The State Wildlife Action Plans Vandenberg A

2:40pm

An Ecological Evaluation of A Restored Urban Stream In West Chicago, Illinois Gerald Ford

3:00pm

Refreshment Break with Exhibitors Center Concourse

3:20pm

Control Damage Caused By Wild Boar Using Amur Tiger Cues Emerald B

3:40pm

Reinforcement of Cheetah Acinonyx Jubatus Populations: Rewilding In North - Central Namibia Emerald B Errors in the Interpretation of Wildlife Sign At Survey Bait Stations Emerald A

4:00pm

Assessing The Status of Forest Health Across Different Forest Management Policies and Levels of Human Use: A Case Study of Kakamega Tropical Rainforest, Kenya Emerald B

4:20pm

The Land Ethic Reclaimed: Perceptive Hunting, Aldo Leopold, and Conservation – A MOOC Emerald A

4:40pm

Bigfoot Teaches Spatial Statistics In Northwest Ohio Emerald A

6:00pm

Trade Show & Poster Social Center Concourse West Concourse & Crown Foyer

7:00am

Continental Breakfast with Exhibitors Center Concourse

8:00am

Plenary Session III Ambassador E & W

8:55am

Ignite Session Ambassador E & W

10:00am

Refreshment Break with Exhibitors Center Concourse

10:20am

Food For Thought: Trial, Error, and Adaptation For Successful Hunter Recruitment, Retention, and Reactivation Vandenberg B

10:40am

American Marten Den Site Characteristics in Michigan’s Northern Lower Peninsula Vandenberg A

11:00am

Influence Of Urbanization On The Body Condition Of The Coyote Canis Latrans In The Chicago Metropolitan Area Vandenberg A

11:20am

Capture Efficiency, Survival, and Home Range Characteristics Of River Otters In Southern Illinois Vandenberg A

11:40am

Response Of Semi-Aquatic Mammal Populations To Remediation Efforts In The St Louis River Area Of Concern Vandenberg A

12:00pm

Lunch Break - on own N/A

1:20pm

A Descriptive Habitat Model For The Grey Wolf Canis Lupus In Michigan Vandenberg A

1:40pm

Evaluating Alternative Wolf Monitoring Protocols In Wisconsin Vandenberg A

2:00pm

Wildlife and Domestic Animals Both Contribute To The Ecology and Epidemiology of Lyme Disease In The Upper Midwest Pearl

2:40pm

Bee Diversity and Butterfly Relative Abundance In Organic, Conservation, and Conventional Farms; The Value of On Farm Conservation Practices. Imperial