COS 66: Ecosystem Management

Tuesday, August 3, 2021

2:30 PM – 3:30 PM Pacific

Presentations:

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Adaptability of natural regeneration in red pine-dominated ecosystems following experimental climate adaptation treatments
Presenting Author: Lewis J. Wiechmann – Natural Resources Ecology and Management, Iowa State University
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Building resilience through implementation of the 3 key goals of the collaborative 8-county Gulf-Houston regional conservation plan
Presenting Author: Mitchell Meads – Environmental Policy & Programs Fellow, Houston Wilderness
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Factors influencing emergence of anthropogenic ecotones in undeveloped landscapes
Presenting Author: Mark Brunson – Department of Environment and Society, Utah State University
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Global climatological determinants of canopy height
Presenting Author: Qiuyan Yu – Plant and Environmental Sciences, New Mexico State University
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Grassland resilience through biosolid compost amendments: Supporting soil health for improved agricultural community adaptation and climate mitigation
Presenting Author: Alexia Cooper – School of Environment and Sustainability, Western Colorado University
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Hybrid poplar leaf characteristics related to drought resistance
Presenting Author: Austin J. Himes – Department of Forestry, Mississippi State University
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Phenology monitoring infrastructure and data: fundamental resources for science, education, and management
Presenting Author: Theresa M. Crimmins – National Coordinating Office, USA National Phenology Network
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‘Scalescape’: An R package for estimating distance-weighted landscape effects on an environmental response
Presenting Author: Erin Lowe – Nelson Institute For Environmental Studies, University of Wisconsin - Madison
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Spatial variability in soil legacy phosphorus in subtropical grasslands under different management intensities
Presenting Author: Jiangxiao Qiu – School of Forest Resources & Conservation, University of Florida
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Visualizing forest futures: Transdisciplinary approaches to forest management under climate change by integrating immersive virtual reality, modeling, and robust decision analysis
Presenting Author: Erica Smithwick – Department of Geography, The Pennsylvania State University