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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.
EJ

Erin Johnston

Keweenaw Bay Indian Community Natural Resources Department
Wildlife Biologist
L'Anse, MI
Websitenrd.kbic-nsn.gov/
Monday, January 25
 

8:00am EST

Plenary Session I & Awards Presentation Ambassador E & W

10:00am EST

Refreshment Break with Exhibitors Center Concourse

10:20am EST

An Introduction To The Michigan Amphibian and Reptile Best Management Practices Manual: A Critical Resource For Conservation of Herpetofauna Vandenberg A

11:20am EST

20 Years of The Michigan Frog & Toad Survey Vandenberg A

1:20pm EST

These Resources Are YOUR Resources Emerald A

2:00pm EST

Resolving Deer-Human Conflicts Within The Suburban Setting of East Lansing Vandenberg A

3:00pm EST

Evaluating The Launch of The Deer Management Assistance Program In Wisconsin Emerald A Collaborative Restoration of Aquatic Resources In The South Central Lake Superior Basin Pearl
 
Tuesday, January 26
 

8:00am EST

Plenary Session II Ambassador E & W

9:45am EST

Refreshment Break with Exhibitors Center Concourse

10:00am EST

(CANCELLED) Implementing Adaptation At The Field Level: Lessons Learned From Climate-Adapted Habitat Management Projects In Michigan Vandenberg A

10:20am EST

Potential Impacts of Changing Winter Conditions During The 21st Century on The Migratory Behavior of Dabbling Ducks In Eastern North America Vandenberg A

11:00am EST

An Assessment of Potential Changes In Habitat Classes Due To Climate Change In The Northeast Climate Science Center Region Vandenberg A

11:40am EST

Climate Variability Drives Population Cycling and Synchrony In Ruffed Grouse Vandenberg A

1:20pm EST

Connecting Hydrology, Ecology, Climate, and Land Use To Inform Wetland Conservation and Policy In The Prairie Pothole Region Ambassador W

1:40pm EST

Integrating Climate Change Into The State Wildlife Action Plans Vandenberg A

3:20pm EST

Wintering Grounds and Migratory Routes Of Golden-Winged Warblers Discovered Using Light-Level Geolocators: Implications For Full Life-Cycle Management Vandenberg A

3:40pm EST

Landscape-Level Endangered Species Act Compliance For Bats Ambassador W

4:20pm EST

Northern Long-Eared Bat Myotis Septentrionalis Stand-Scale Roost Site Selection in a Managed Forest Vandenberg B The Land Ethic Reclaimed: Perceptive Hunting, Aldo Leopold, and Conservation – A MOOC Emerald A
 
Wednesday, January 27
 

8:00am EST

Plenary Session III Ambassador E & W

8:55am EST

Ignite Session Ambassador E & W

10:20am EST

Non-Harvest Mortality of American Marten Martes Americana in the Eastern Upper Peninsula, Michigan Vandenberg A

11:20am EST

Evaluating Contemporary and Future Risks To Habitats Of Michigan’s Vulnerable Stream and Inland Lake Fishes Grandview A Climate Change Impacts on Birds in National Parks in the Upper Mississippi River and Great Lakes Region Emerald A Working With Foresters To Achieve Wildlife Goals: Examples From Western Upper Peninsula Imperial

1:20pm EST

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

1:40pm EST

Evaluating Gene Expression In Chronic Wasting Disease Infected White-Tailed Deer Odocoileus Virginianus Ruby