COS 11: Conservation Management 1

Monday, August 2, 2021

11:00 AM – 12:00 PM Pacific

Moderator(s)

Caroline Brinegar

Park and Recreation (Natural Resources Division), Mecklenburg County
Charlotte, NC, USA

Presentations:

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Addressing uncertainty in extinction risk due to projection length
Presenting Author: Michelle DePrenger-Levin – Department of Research, Denver Botanic Gardens
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Building interpretable solutions for adaptive management with artificial intelligence
Presenting Author: Jonathan Ferrer Mestres – Land and Water, Commonwealth Scientific and Industrial Research Organisation (CSIRO)
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Calling an action plan to action: Designing and implementing California’s Marine Protected Area Long-term Monitoring Program
Presenting Author: Sara Worden – California Department of Fish and Wildlife
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Changes in water quality at the edge-of-field and stream scale after implementation of agricultural conservation practices as part of the Great Lakes Restoration Initiative Priority Watersheds program
Presenting Author: Luke C. Loken – Upper Midwest Water Science Center, USGS
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How do Midwest farmers perceive soil health management? Using qualitative interviews to understand attitudes about, expected benefits from, and the practices used to improve soil quality
Presenting Author: Rachel M. Irvine – Environmental Resilience Institute, Indiana University
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Modelling interaction of genetic problems in small populations and minimum viable population size
Presenting Author: Peter Nabutanyi – Theoretical Biology, Faculty of Biology, Bielefeld University
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Pantropical assessment of mammals and birds reveals significant declines within protected areas
Presenting Author: Lydia Beaudrot – Department of BioSciences, Rice University
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Seasonal nutrient removal from agricultural drainage ditches using low-grade weirs
Presenting Author: Jeffrey S. Strock – Southwest Research & Outreach Center, University of Minnesota
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Selection and implementation of successful management interventions for a California red-legged frog population undergoing rapid environmental change
Presenting Author: Esther Cole Adelsheim – Land Use and Environmental Planning, Stanford University
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Using lichen communities as indicators of forest age and conservation value
Presenting Author: Jesse E. D Miller – Biology, Stanford University