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Oral Sessions

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
   



 

 

 

 

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