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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.

10:20am

Beyond Trust Obligations: The Imperatives For Tribal Collaboration Imperial

10:40am

A Lesson In Success: The Story of The Modeling Subcommittee Imperial

11:00am

A Beach Seine-Based Coregonid Recruitment Survey: “Multi-Agency Collaboration In The Bag!” Imperial

11:20am

Teaming Up To Preserve Prairie, People, and Pets: A Collaboration Between The Northern Cheyenne Tribe and Lincoln Park Zoo Imperial

11:40am

Mannomin Zizania Spp. (Wild Rice) Species Habitat Variables and Monitoring Imperial

1:20pm

Collaborative Approaches To Coastal Marsh Restoration In The Upper St. Marys River Imperial

1:40pm

Pooling Resources To Inform Management; A Case Study of an American Marten Resource Collaboration Imperial

2:00pm

PANEL DISCUSSION: Tribal Research Collaborations Imperial

3:00pm

Long-Term Monitoring of The Eastern Massasauga in Illinois Imperial

3:20pm

Eastern Massasauga Population Modelling and Assessment in Michigan Imperial

3:40pm

Effective and Census Population Size in Eastern Massasaugas Imperial

4:00pm

Response of Massasaugas Sistrurus Catenatus to Habitat Alteration From Timber Harvest and Fire Near Their Northern Range Limit Imperial

10:00am

Multi-Scale Responses of Eastern Massasauga Rattlesnakes to Prescribed Fire Imperial

10:20am

Minimizing Eastern Massasauga Management-Based Mortality with a Predictive Egress Phenology Model Imperial

10:40am

The Proposed Rule To List The Eastern Massasauga Rattlesnake Sistrurus Catenatus as a Federally Threatened Species Imperial

11:00am

Manipulation of Basking Sites For Endangered Eastern Massasauga Rattlesnakes in New York State Imperial

11:20am

Variation In Life History Traits: A Range-Wide Synthesis for the Eastern Massasauga (Sistrurus catenatus) Imperial

11:40am

Conservation and Management of The Massasauga in Northeast Ohio Imperial

1:20pm

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

1:40pm

Habitat Use and Detection of The Eastern Massasauga Rattlesnake Across Southern Michigan Imperial

2:00pm

Factors Affecting The Detection Probability and Capture Yield of an Imperiled Species Imperial

2:20pm

The Massasauga at Killdeer Plains Wildlife Area, Ohio Imperial

2:40pm

To Forage, Mate or Thermoregulate? Influence of Food Supplementation on an Imperiled Rattlesnake Sistrurus Catenatus Imperial

3:20pm

Role of Historical Land Use in the Distribution of Eastern Massasauga Rattlesnake Habitat in Northeastern Ohio Imperial

3:40pm

Assessment of Phylogeographic Structure in Eastern Massasauga Rattlesnakes Using Model-Based Analyses of Genomic-Scale Data Imperial

4:00pm

The Natural History, Ecology, and Epidemiology of Ophidiomyces Ophiodiicola and its Potential Impact on Free-Ranging Snake Populations Imperial

4:20pm

PANEL DISCUSSION: Eastern Massasauga Ecology, Management, and Conservation Status Imperial

10:20am

Prescribed Fire For Ring-Necked Pheasant Habitat Management At Verona State Game Area, Huron County, MI Imperial

10:40am

Habitat Management For Northern Bobwhite On Reclaimed Surface Mines Imperial

11:00am

Restoration of Wetland Vegetation in a Controlled Wetland - Bad Creek Unit Pointe Mouillee State Game Area Imperial

11:20am

Working With Foresters To Achieve Wildlife Goals: Examples From Western Upper Peninsula Imperial

11:40am

Oak Savanna Restoration and Management In Southwest Michigan Imperial

1:20pm

Oak Tree Planting: A Proactive Approach To Beech Bark Disease (BBD) In The Upper Peninsula (UP) Imperial

1:40pm

Animal Community Structure Along A Midwest Grassland-Forest Gradient: Comparison Among Vertebrate and Insect Taxa Imperial

2:00pm

(CANCELLED) The Effectiveness of The Hose Bridge as a Road Crossing Structure For Snakes Imperial

2:20pm

Differential Seed Preferences of Tamias Striatus and Neotamias Minimus and Their Implications For The Great Lakes Region Imperial

2:40pm

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