Confirmed Oral PresentationSessions are listed below organized first by subject matter and then, in the table below, by day and time slot.
Session Title | Organizer |
Plenary Session | |
The Biology of Climate Change | Thor Hanson |
Botany | |
Aquatic Botany | Don Padgett |
Botany: Edible and Rare Plants | Jessica Ray |
Ferns of the Northeast: What We Know and What We Don’t | Cathy Paris |
Plant Monitoring and Population Assessments: Vital First Steps in the Conservation of Species | Bob Popp |
Why Ferns Grow Where They Do: Ecological Determinants of Species Distribution | Dave Barrington |
Conservation Management | |
Biodiversity Conservation in Context: From Global to Local | Liz Thompson |
Every Cog and Wheel: Celebrating Efforts to Catalogue and Protect the Biodiversity of Vermont | Liz Thompson |
Natural Systems Through a Wide-Angle Lens | Allyson Jackson |
The Field Naturalist Program: Connecting Conservation Needs with Moxie | Dylan O'Leary |
The Value of Professional Organizations for Wetland Scientists: Learning from the Past and Planning for the Future | Scott Smyers |
Disease Ecology | |
Disease Ecology | Ericka Griggs |
Invertebrate Vectors of Disease in the Northeast I & II | Catherine Miller |
Mosquitoes, Ticks, and Nematodes—Oh My | Gary Torrisi |
Forest Ecology | |
Forest Ecology I: Critical Insights for Conservation | Molly Heit |
Forest Ecology II: Trees of the Anthropocene | Molly Heit |
New England Forests: Climate Change and Drought | Brett Huggett |
Freshwater Ecology | |
Stream and Wetland Ecology | Jay Cordeiro |
General Ecology | |
Animal Bioacoustics | Cathy Bevier |
Peatland Ecology | Grace Glynnn |
Use of Camera Traps in Ecological Studies | Glenn Johnson Kate Kleary |
Herps | |
Ecology of Reptiles & Amphibians | Brian Bastarche |
Reptile and Amphibian Conservation | Brian Bastarache |
Human Impacts | |
Ecology of New York City | Chris Nagy |
Urban Ecology | Erica Holm |
Invasive Species | |
Invasives | Steve Young |
Invertebrates | |
Northeastern Pollinators: Ecology & Conservation I & II | Molly Jacobson |
Mammals | |
Catamounts: Extirpation & Restoration—Past, Present, Future | John Davis |
The Disease Ecology and Biology of Bats in the Northeast | Craig Frank |
Mammal Ecology and Conservation | Mike Bottini |
Mammal Surveys | Mike Bottini |
Marine and Coastal Ecology | |
Shifting Sands to Submerged Habitats: The Marine Ecosystem of Nauset Harbor, Cape Cod | Agnes Mittermayr Owen Nichols |
Ornithology | |
Gulls and Seabirds: Northeast & Northwest I & II | John Anderson |
Swallow Research and Conservation | Pamela Hunt |
Science Education and Public Engagement | |
Bedrock to Birds: Dispatches from the Field of Natural History Education I & II | Alicia Daniel |
Can Community Science Lead to Better Buildings for Birds? | Christine Maher |
Integrating Climate Change Science Into University Curriculum Design | Gaytha Langlois |
Nurturing an Environmental Ethic: A Natural Science Education from Childhood to Adulthood | Lisa Purcell |
Using Undergraduate Courses to Advance Conservation at the Local Level I & II | Michael Rubbo |
Session Title | Moderator |
Saturday AM1 | |
Ecology of New York City | Chris Nagy |
Natural Systems Through a Wide-Angle Lens | Allyson Jackson |
Invertebrate Vectors of Disease in the Northeast I | Catherine Miller |
Northeastern Pollinators: Ecology & Conservation I | Molly Jacobson |
Using Undergraduate Courses to Advance Conservation at the Local Level I | Michael Rubbo |
Invasives | Steve Young |
Saturday AM2 | |
Use of Camera Traps in Ecological Studies | Glenn Johnson Kate Kleary |
Bedrock to Birds: Dispatches from the Field of Natural History Education I | Alicia Daniel |
Gulls and Seabirds: Northeast & Northwest I | John Anderson |
Stream and Wetland Ecology | Jay Cordeiro |
Using Undergraduate Courses to Advance Conservation at the Local Level II | Michael Rubbo |
Integrating Climate Change Science Into University Curriculum Design | Gaytha Langlois |
Saturday PM1 | |
Animal Bioacoustics | Cathy Bevier |
Every Cog and Wheel: Celebrating Efforts to Catalogue and Protect the Biodiversity of Vermont | Liz Thompson |
Gulls and Seabirds: Northeast & Northwest II | John Anderson |
Why Ferns Grow Where They Do: Ecological Determinants of Species Distribution | Dave Barrington |
Peatland Ecology | Grace Glynnn |
Swallow Research and Conservation | Pamela Hunt |
Saturday PM2 | |
Reptile and Amphibian Conservation | Brian Bastarache |
New England Forests: Climate Change and Drought | Brett Huggett |
Can Community Science Lead to Better Buildings for Birds? | Christine Maher |
Ferns of the Northeast: What We Know and What We Don’t | Cathy Paris |
Botany: Edible and Rare Plants | Jessica Ray |
Mosquitoes, Ticks, and Nematodes—Oh My | Gary Torrisi |
Sunday AM1 | |
Forest Ecology I: Critical Insights for Conservation | Molly Heit |
Plant Monitoring and Population Assessments: Vital First Steps in the Conservation of Species | Bob Popp |
Invertebrate Vectors of Disease in the Northeast II | Catherine Miller |
Urban Ecology | Erica Holm |
Mammal Surveys | Mike Bottini |
Aquatic Botany | Don Padgett |
Sunday AM2 | |
Ecology of Reptiles & Amphibians | Brian Bastarche |
Bedrock to Birds: Dispatches from the Field of Natural History Education II | Alicia Daniel |
The Field Naturalist Program: Connecting Conservation Needs with Moxie | Dylan O'Leary |
Northeastern Pollinators: Ecology & Conservation II | Molly Jacobson |
Mammal Ecology and Conservation | Mike Bottini |
Nurturing an Environmental Ethic: A Natural Science Education from Childhood to Adulthood | Lisa Purcell |
Sunday PM1 | |
The Biology of Climate Change (Plenary) | Thor Hanson |
Sunday PM2 | |
Forest Ecology II: Trees of the Anthropocene | Molly Heit |
Biodiversity Conservation in Context: From Global to Local | Liz Thompson |
Shifting Sands to Submerged Habitats: The Marine Ecosystem of Nauset Harbor, Cape Cod | Agnes Mittermayr Owen Nichols |
Disease Ecology | Ericka Griggs |
Catamounts: Extirpation & Restoration—Past, Present, Future | John Davis |
The Value of Professional Organizations for Wetland Scientists: Learning from the Past and Planning for the Future | Scott Smyers |