| Monday August 2 |
|
| Time |
Prairie Management |
|
Prairie Restoration and
Reconstruction |
|
Prairie Communities |
|
Education and Outreach |
| 10:50-11:10 A.M. |
CURING
THE CALENDAR PRAIRIE SYNDROME: MANAGING PRAIRIES FOR DYNAMISM AND
RESILIENCE
CHRIS
HELZER |
|
EFFECTS
OF
MOWING
ON ABUNDANCE AND PERSISTENCE OF TALLGRASS PRAIRIE FORBS
SEEDED INTO AN ESTABLISHED STAND OF PRAIRIE GRASSES: 10 YEARS AFTER
SOWING
DAVE WILLIAMS; DARYL
SMITH; RYAN LENSING; KATHY SCHULTZ |
|
GENETIC
VARIATION IN THE ILLINOIS-THREATENED HILL PRAIRIE LARKSPUR
BROOKE BRYANT;
ELIZABETH EYLER; STEFAN JOHNSRUD; JASON KOONTZ |
|
AGGREGATING
PRIVATE
FUNDS
TO PURCHASE AND MANAGE LARGE CONSERVATION AREAS
DOUGLAS CAULKINS |
| 11:10- 11:30 A.M. |
AN
ADAPTIVE APPROACH TO INVASIVE PLANT MANAGEMENT ON FISH AND WILDLIFE
SERVICE-OWNED NATIVE PRAIRIES IN THE PRAIRIE POTHOLE REGION: DECISION
SUPPORT UNDER UNCERTAINTY
JILL J. GANNON;
CLINTON T. MOORE; TERRY L. SHAFFER |
|
EFFECTS
OF
PRAIRIE
RECONSTRUCTION ON SOIL-WATER AND GROUNDWATER NUTRIENT
CONCENTRATIONS, NEAL SMITH NATIONAL WILDLIFE REFUGE
KEITH E. SCHILLING;
PETER
JACOBSON;
MARK D. TOMER; NEAL WEPKING; CYNTHIA A. CAMBARDELLA;
PAULINE M. DROBNEY |
|
RYERSON’S WOODS PARK: A RELICT WOODLAND FROM A
PRAIRIE LANDSCAPE IN EASTERN IOWA
SOPHIA A. KRAJEWSKI;
DIANA
G.
HORTON |
|
EDUCATING
NEW
LEADERS
IN CONSERVATION: THE PROFESSIONAL SCIENCE MASTERS IN
ECOSYSTEM MANAGEMENT AT UNI
LAURA L. JACKSON; MARK C. MYERS |
| 11:30-11:50 A.M. |
THE
EFFECTS
OF
SEEDING TIME ON THE EMERGENCE AND ESTABLISHMENT OF PRAIRIE
GRASSES, SEDGES, LEGUMES, AND OTHER FORBS
REBEKAH MACKAY;
DARYL SMITH; DAVE WILLIAMS |
|
PLANT
COMMUNITY
TRENDS
ACROSS A CHRONOSEQUENCE OF RECONSTRUCTED PRAIRIES WITH
RESPECT TO REMNANT PRAIRIES IN WEST-CENTRAL IOWA
DANIEL L. CARTER;
JOHN M. BLAIR |
|
PERCEPTIONS OF PRAIRIE: HISTORY AS SPRINGBOARD FOR LAND USE DISCUSSIONS AMONG OLDER RURAL AUDIENCES
NANCY SATHER |
|
WILDFLOWERS
OF
THE
TALLGRASS PRAIRIE
THOMAS ROSBURG |
| |
|
| Monday August 2 |
|
| Time |
Prairie Management |
|
Prairie Fauna |
|
Prairie
Ecology
and
Conservation Restoration and Policy |
|
Symposium |
| 1:00-1:20 P.M. |
THE
EFFECT OF BURN TIMING ON GRASSHOPPER AND GROUND BEETLE ASSEMBLAGES IN
EARLY STAGE OF A RECONSTRUCTED TALLGRASS PRAIRIE
ANNA ABNEY; DAVE WILLIAMS; DARYL
SMITH |
|
GRASSLAND
BIRD
RESPONSE
TO WOODY VEGETATION REMOVAL ON GRASSLANDS IN THE
TALLGRASS PRAIRIE REGION OF MINNESOTA
DIANE GRANFORS; SARA VACEK; NICK
PALAIA; MARY SOLER |
|
ECOLOGICAL
IMPACTS
OF
CATTLE GRAZING ON THE FLORA OF HILL PRAIRIE COMMUNITIES
ANGELLA MOOREHOUSE; JASON KOONTZ |
|
Writing the Prairie: Connecting
Science and Literature |
| 1:20-1:40 P.M. |
DEVELOPING
REMNANT PRAIRIE GRAZING PLANS FOR WITH CONSERVATION AS THE HIGHEST
PRIORITY FOR THE MINNESOTA PRAIRIE BANK PROGRAM
PAUL BOCKENSTEDT; JASON GARMS |
|
BIRD
COMMUNITIES OF RESTORED PRAIRIES AND OLD-FIELD HABITATS IN AGRICULTURAL
AND URBAN AREAS OF WINONA COUNTY, MINNESOTA
NEAL MUNDAHL; NAOMI COREY; BRUNO
BORSARI |
|
ASSESSING
THE
CHANGE
IN TALL-GRASS PRAIRIE VEGETATION WITHIN THE CHEROKEE PRAIRIE
FROM 1898 TO 2008
MELISSA HINTEN; BRUCE HOAGLAND |
|
Holly Carver, Moderator
Abigail Foerstner;
Connie
Mutel;
John Price;
Daryl Smith;
Dave Williams |
| 1:40-2:00 P.M. |
BEYOND
COMMUNITY ECOLOGY: GRASSLAND RESTORATION FOCUSED ON ECOSYSTEM SERVICE
PROVIDES A TECHNICALLY FEASIBLE AND SCIENTIFICALLY VALID MEANS TO
INCREASE ECOSYSTEM FUNCTION, COMMUNITY DIVERSITY, AND ECONOMIC
VIABILITY AS A MODEL FOR LARGE-SCALE MIDWEST GRASSLAND RESTORATIONS
PETER ALLEN; STEPHEN THOMFORDE |
|
BIRD
AND
BUTTERFLY
HABITAT PREFERENCES ON PRIVATE PRAIRIE REMNANTS IN
SOUTH-CENTRAL KANSAS
BRAD GUHR |
|
21st CENTURY PRAIRIES: THREATS AND SOLUTIONS INTRODUCTION INTO PERMANENTLY PROTECTING PRAIRIES
JOE MCGOVERN
|
|
| 2:00-2:20 P.M. |
COMPARISON
OF
WATER
INTERCEPTION AND INFILTRATION BY SELECTED GRASS DOMINATED
COMMUNITIES
SARAH BENEDICT; DAVE WILLIAMS;
DARYL SMITH |
|
HOME
ON THE RANGE: PATTERNS OF HABITAT USE BY MALE AND FEMALE BROWN-HEADED
COWBIRDS IN THEIR HISTORIC BREEDING RANGE
LAWRENCE D. IGL; DOUGLAS H. JOHNSON |
|
TWENTY
FIVE YEARS OF MONITORING THE WESTERN PRAIRIE FRINGED ORCHID IN
MINNESOTA
DEREK ANDERSON; NANCY SATHER |
|
| 2:20-2:40 P.M. |
USING
HISTORICAL
DATA
IN THE MANAGEMENT OF VIRGIN TALLGRASS PRAIRIE
GLENN POLLOCK |
|
EVALUATING
NORTH
AMERICAN
TALLGRASS PRAIRIE QUALITY USING THE AUCHENORRHYNCHA
(INSECTA: HEMIPTERA) QUALITY INDEX
ADAM WALLNER; CHRISTOPHER DIETRICH;
BRENDA MOLANO FLORES |
|
MECHANISMS
BEHIND
THE
SUCCESS OF AN INVASIVE TREE IN TALLGRASS PRAIRIE: POTENTIAL
ALLOPATHIC EFFECTS OF EASTERN RED CEDAR (JUNIPERUS VIRGINIANA)
MARY ANN VINTON; JANE MATHEW |
|
| 2:40-3:00 P.M. |
THE TALLGRASS PRAIRIE AND SAVANNA LAND MANAGEMENT AND RESEARCH DEMONSTRATION PROGRAM 5-YEAR PLAN IN THE USFWS.
PAULINE M. DROBNEY |
|
SILPHIUM
STEM
GALL
WASPS: LITTLE KNOWN PRAIRIE SPECIALISTS
RICHARD HENDERSON;
SCOTT
SAUER |
|
CHALLENGES
AND
SOLUTIONS
IN PRAIRIE RECONSTRUCTIONS
THOMAS ROSBURG |
|
| |
|
|
|
|
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|
|
| Wednesday August 4 |
|
| Time |
Prairie Management |
|
Fire Ecology and Roadside Prairies |
|
Prairie Restoration and
Reconstruction |
|
Symposium |
| 8:00-8:20 A.M. |
INTERSEEDING
PRAIRIE
FORBS
INTO NATIVE GRASS STANDS
MOLLY TRANEL;
JEFF ZAJAC |
|
INFLUENCE
OF
PATCH
SIZE, ISOLATION, AND FIRE HISTORY ON HOPPER (HOMOPTERA:
AUCHENORRHYNCHA) COMMUNITIES OF EIGHT PRAIRIE REMNANTS IN SOUTHERN
WISCONSIN
RICHARD HENDERSON |
|
PRAIRIE
RESTORATION
AT
EFFIGY MOUNDS NATIONAL MONUMENT
RODNEY D. ROVANG |
|
Prairie and Wetland Conservation Partners and Projects
Tim Yager, McGregor District Manager Upper Mississippi Wildlife Refuge
Jennifer Filipiak, Director of Conservation Science The Nature Conservancy Cooperative -
Landscape Scale Prairie and Wetland Restoration in the Upper Midwest
Joe McGovern, Land Stewardship Program Director Iowa Natural Heritage Foundation Land Trust -
Niche in Prairie Restoration and Protection
Tom Fuller, East Iowa Regional Representative Pheasants Forever - Reload Iowa and other initiatives to create and restore grasslands in Iowa
Jennifer Anderson-Cruz, Biologist Iowa Natural Resources Conservation - Service Preservation and Restoration through the NRCS Wetlands Reserve Program
John Whittaker, Director of the Farm Service Agency in Iowa |
| 8:20-8:40 A.M. |
USE
OF LOW-LEVEL AERIAL PHOTOGRAPHY FOR DELINEATION OF BIOLOGICAL AND
PHYSICAL FEATURES OF TALLGRASS PRAIRIE
DONALD P. ALTHOFF; KEVIN A. BLECHA;
PHILIP B. WOODFORD; PHILIP S. GIPSON |
|
VOLUNTEER
FIRE
DEPARTMENTS:
TURNING FIRE FIGHTERS INTO FIRE STARTERS
SUSANNE HICKEY; STAN BUMAN |
|
LESSONS
LEARNED
THROUGH
THE GRASSLAND RESTORATION NETWORK; 2003-2010
CHRIS HELZER; BILL KLEIMAN;
CHIP
O’LEARY;
BILL GLASS
|
|
| 8:40-9:00 A.M. |
THE
REINTRODUCTION OF BISON (BISON BISON) IN A TALLGRASS PRAIRIE
TARA KELLY |
|
ROSINWEED
STEM
GALL
WASP RESPONSE TO FIRE
RICHARD HENDERSON |
|
A
COMPARISON OF ECOHYDROLOGICAL FUNCTION FOR A NATIVE C4 GRASS, NATIVE C3
FORB AND C4 CROP DURING A WET YEAR
VILMA MATEOS; HEIDI ASBJORNSEN; TOM
SAUER; JULIE TARARA; DAVID MEEK |
|
| 9:00-9:20 A.M. |
CONSERVATION
PLANNING
IN
THE PRAIRIES: DOES WATERFOWL MANAGEMENT HELP GRASSLAND
BIRDS?
DOUGLAS H. JOHNSON;
STEPHEN
K.
DAVIS; ROLF R. KOFORD |
|
GIS
HABITAT
MODELS
PRIORITIZE ROADSIDE PRAIRIE RESTORATION SITES IN
MINNESOTA
PAUL BOCKENSTEDT; CARMELITA NELSON |
|
THE
ROLE OF FORB SEEDING RATE IN ENHANCING FLORISTIC DIVERSITY IN PRAIRIE
RECONSTRUCTIONS
MATTHEW J. PETERS;
SHAWN
P.
SCHOTTLER |
|
| 9:20-9:40 A.M. |
TO HAY OR
NOT TO HAY: SHORT- AND LONG-TERM EFFECTS OF HAYING ON BREEDING BIRD
POPULATIONS IN CRP GRASSLANDS IN THE NORTHERN GREAT PLAINS
LAWRENCE D. IGL;
DOUGLAS H. JOHNSON |
|
RESTORING
FIRE
ON
MINNESOTA ROADSIDES
KEN GRAEVE |
|
NO
EVIDENCE OF LOCAL ADAPTATION IN SEEDLING RECRUITMENT OF A NATIVE
PRAIRIE PLANT.
AMY B. DYKSTRA; RUTH G. SHAW |
|
| 9:40-10:00 A.M. |
RESTORING AGRICULTURAL LANDS: ANALYSIS OF SOIL COMPACTION AND GERMINATION
HEATH MEYER |
|
MANAGING
IOWA'S COUNTY ROADSIDES WITH FIRE
JOSH BRANDT; JOE KOOIKER |
|
A COMPARISON OF HIGH AND LOW
DIVERSITY PRAIRIE PLANTINGS
CARLA DELUCCHI |
|
| |
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
| Wednesday August 4 |
|
| Time |
Invasive Species |
|
Cultural Prairie Studies |
|
|
|
Symposium |
| 10:20-10:40 A.M. |
RESTORING
INVASIVE
PLANT
SPECIES (TANACETUM VULGARE, CENTAUREA MACULOSA)
DOMINATED AREAS BY MEANS OF ASSISTED SUCCESSION
JAMIE HANSON |
|
GENERAL
LAND
OFFICE
SURVEY VEGETATION ANALYSIS FOR EFFIGY MOUNDS NATIONAL
MONUMENT
DENISE
BOUDREAU
|
|
|
|
Roadsides
The Biology and Bureaucracy of Prairie in Roadsides: Native Vegetation at Work |
| 10:40-11:00 A.M. |
EVALUATING
THE
IMPACT
OF SPRING GRAZING ON PHALARIS ARUNDINACEAE INVADED WETLANDS
HEIDI HILLHOUSE;
SUSAN TUNNELL; JIM STUBBENDIECK |
|
BISON,
BUFFALO-FISH,
AND
THE CANVASBACK DUCK: UNDERSTANDING THE PRAIRIE LAKES
REGION FROM AN ECOSYSTEM PERSPECTIVE
STEPHEN THOMFORDE; PETER ALLEN |
|
|
|
Steve Holland, Moderator
Ken Graeve;
Carol Wienhold;
Stacy Armstrong;
Mark Masteller
|
| 11:00-11:20 A.M. |
SEARCH,
SMELL,
AND
SPRAY: A STRATEGY FOR MONITORING AND CONTROLLING LESPEDEZA
CUNEATA
KAREN R. VISTE-SPARKMAN |
|
ARTFUL
ACTS
OF
(PRAIRIE) RESTORATION: THE LANDSCAPE PAINTINGS OF KEITH
JACOBSHAGEN
MARY PINARD |
|
|
|
| 11:20-11:40 A.M. |
NATIVE
FORB
AND
SHRUB TOLERANCE TO AMINOPYRALID
MARY HALSTVEDT; BYRON SLEUGH;
RODNEY LYM; K. GEORGE BECK; ROGER BECKER; CELESTINE DUNCAN; PETER RICE
|
|
“TO LIVE
ONLY IN BOOKS”: READING AND WRITING RESTORATION
MATT LOW |
|
|
|
| 11:40-12:00 P.M. |
JAPANESE RASPBERRY (RUBUS PARVIFOLIUS L.): AN INVASIVE SPECIES THREAT IN SAVANNA AND PRAIRIE.
PAULINE DROBNEY; MARK P. WIDRLECHNER |
|
|
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| |
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|
| Wednesday August 4 |
|
| Time |
Prairie and Energy |
|
Prairie
Restoration
and
Reconstruction |
|
Education and Outreach |
|
|
| 1:00-1:20 P.M. |
BIOMASS
YIELDS FOR PELLET PRODUCTION FROM RECONSTRUCTED PRAIRIE PATCHES IN
SOUTHEASTERN MINNESOTA
DANIEL WILSON;
BRUNO BORSARI |
|
THE
EFFECTS OF MYCORRHIZAL INOCULANT AND MICRONUTRIENT SEED TREATMENT ON
EARLY ESTABLISHMENT OF A TALLGRASS PRAIRIE RECONSTRUCTION
CHRISTOPHER BARBER; DARYL SMITH;
DAVE WILLIAMS |
|
INTRODUCTION TO UNDERSTANDING “IOWA FLORA” AND ITS ORIGINS: READING THE PRAIRIE THROUGH POETRY
MARY STARK; STEPHEN R. JOHNSON |
|
|
| 1:20-1:40 P.M. |
THE
EFFECT OF TALLGRASS PRAIRIE SPECIES COMPOSITION ON ABOVE-GROUND BIOMASS
PRODUCTION
MOLLY SCHLUMBOHM; DARYL SMITH; DAVE
WILLIAMS |
|
PRECISION
PRAIRIE
RECONSTRUCTION
(PPR): A NEW OPTION FOR INCREASING FORB SPECIES
RICHNESS IN OLD FIELDS AND GRASSLAND RESTORATIONS
CAROLYN E. GRYGIEL;
JACK
E.
NORLAND; MARIO E. BIONDINI |
|
PRAIRIE
RESTORATION:
RECONSTRUCTING
PRAIRIE IN THE HEARTS AND MINDS OF THE
HUMAN COMMUNITY
MARCELLA RIDGWAY;
DAVID MONK |
|
|
| 1:40-2:00 P.M. |
RISKS
OR REWARDS FROM BIOFUELS; WILL WE BE PROACTIVE OR REACTIVE?
PAUL C. CHARLAND |
|
CHANGES
IN VEGETATION DISTRIBUTION AFTER 17 YEARS IN A RESTORED WISCONSIN
PRAIRIE, BARABOO, WI USA
MICHAEL S SAWYERS; JEB A. BARZEN |
|
THE
CAJUN
PRAIRIE:
A SOCIETY, A RESTORATION PROJECT, A BOOK AND A HISTORY
OF RESEARCH
MALCOLM F. VIDRINE; CHARLES M. ALLEN |
|
|
| 2:00-2:20 P.M. |
PRAIRIE POLYCULTURES AND LOCAL BIOENERGY
STEVE JOHN |
|
NATIVE
TALLGRASS PRAIRIE RECONSTRUCTION AND MANAGEMENT AT NEWPORT CHEMICAL
DEPOT, INDIANA
PHILLIP COX |
|
HOW
FUNDERS
AND
EVALUATORS SHAPE PRAIRIE PROGRAMS: THE CASE OF 30-PLUS
YEARS OF THE LOESS HILLS PRAIRIE SEMINAR IN IOWA
NANCY GRUDENS-SCHUCK; JEAN C. EELLS;
DIANNE BLANKENSHIP |
|
|
| 2:20-2:40 P.M. |
BIRD,
BUTTERFLY,
AND
SMALL MAMMAL COLONIZATION DURING EARLY ESTABLISHMENT IN
A PRAIRIE BIOFUEL PROJECT
JAMES MASON; MARK C. MYERS |
|
INFLUENCE
OF
SEEDING
RATE AND DIVERSITY ON ESTABLISHMENT OF PRAIRIE, WEEDY, AND
NON-NATIVE PLANT SPECIES IN PRAIRIE RESTORATIONS
KRISTINE T. NEMEC;
CRAIG
R.
ALLEN; CHRIS HELZER |
|
PRAIRIE
PRESERVATION WHERE THERE IS NONE
DAVID MONK |
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| Wednesday August 4 |
|
| Time |
Prairie
Management |
|
Education and Outreach |
|
|
|
Symposium |
| 3:00-3:20 P.M. |
BURNING
IN THE URBAN INTERFACE: LESSONS LEARNED
JENS JENSEN |
|
A
SMALL TOWN ON THE EDGE OF THE PRAIRIE ― FROM THAT PERSPECTIVE COME SOME
THOUGHTS ON THE VALUES AND LEGACY OF THE GENERATION THAT FOLLOWED LAURA
INGALLS WILDER'S, IN THE UPPER MIDWEST
J. A. SCHWARZMEIER |
|
|
|
Learning From Prairie Cemeteries
Stephen Longmire, Moderator
LIFE AND DEATH ON THE PRAIRIE
STEPHEN LONGMIRE*, P.O. BOX 15, UPPER JAY, NY 12987
THE
EASTERN
IOWA
ROCHESTER CEMETERY SAVANNA: A REQUIEM
DIANA G. HORTON, DEPARTMENT OF
BIOLOGY, 143 BB, UNIVERSITY OF IOWA, IOWA CITY, IA 52242
LESSONS LEARNED FROM A DECADE OF PROTECTING AND MANAGING PIONEER CEMETERY NATURAL AREAS IN ILLINOIS
ANGELLA MOOREHOUSE*, ILLINOIS NATURE PRESERVES COMMISSION, 2005 E. HIGHWAY 136 SUITE B, CARTHAGE, IL 62321 |
| 3:20-3:40 P.M. |
A
COMPARISON OF THE EFFECTS OF BURNING, HAYING, AND MOWING AS MANAGEMENT
TECHNIQUES ON PLANT AND ANIMAL SPECIES IN A PRAIRIE RECONSTRUCTION
RYAN NEUHAUS;
DAVE WILLIAMS; DARYL SMITH |
|
IT’S
THE
LITTLE
THINGS THAT COUNT – PHOTOS AND STORIES OF PRAIRIE DIVERSITY
CHRIS HELZER |
|
|
|
| 3:40-4:00 P.M. |
CANADA
THISTLE MANAGEMENT IN MINNESTOA NATIVE PRAIRIES
ROGER BECKER; MILT HAAR |
|
IMAGES
OF
PRAIRIE
DIVERSITY VERSUS MICROSOFT’S MONOCULTURALISM
DOUGLAS CAULKINS |
|
|
|
| 4:00-4:20 P.M. |
PRIVATE
LANDOWNER POWER- WISCONSIN’S LANDOWNER INCENTIVE PROGRAM
DARCY KIND
|
|
COLLABORATIVE
IOWA
PRAIRIE
MURAL PAINTING BY PRE-SERVICE ELEMENTARY TEACHERS
ANDREW MCCORMICK; WENDY MILLER |
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Thursday
August 4 |
|
| Time |
Seed and Soil Ecology |
|
Prairie Wetlands and Native
Landscaping/Urban Prairies |
|
|
|
Symposium |
| 8:00-8:20 A.M. |
SEED
BANK COMPOSITION AND ECOLOGY IN A DISTURBED FLOODPLAIN GRASSLAND
THOMAS ROSBURG;
SARAH GREEN |
|
REDISCOVERING
A
RARE
PLANT COMMUNITY: THE NATURAL HISTORY, FLORA, AND RESTORATION
ECOLOGY OF WET PRAIRIE PLANT COMMUNITIES OF THE ANOKA SAND PLAIN OF
EAST CENTRAL MINNESOTA, USA
JASON J. HUSVETH |
|
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Sustainability of Natural Resources
in Small National Parks of the Great Plains
Gary Willson, Moderator
Gary Willson; James Stubbendieck; Larkin Powell; Jack Cully; Michael
Stambaugh |
| 8:20-8:40 A.M. |
GRASSLAND
SEED BANK COMPOSITION AND RESTORATION POTENTIAL ACROSS A LAND
MANAGEMENT SPECTRUM
JASON ZYLKA; BRENDA MOLANO FLORES;
CHRISTOPHER WHELAN
|
|
ESTABLISHING
ATTRACTIVE
NATIVE
LANDSCAPING
INGER LAMB |
|
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SUSTAINABILITY OF NATURAL RESOURCES IN SMALL NATIONAL PARKS OF THE GREAT PLAINS
GARY WILLSON
VEGETATION CHANGE SINCE 1980 AT FORT LARNED NATIONAL HISTORIC SITE
JAMES STUBBENDIECK
USING STABLE ISOTOPES TO ASSESS VARIABILITY IN FIDELITY OF GRASSLAND BIRDS ON NATIONAL PARK SERVICE UNITS IN THE GREAT PLAINS
LARKIN A. POWELL
SUSTAINABILITY OF BLACK-TAILED PRAIRIE DOGS AT SMALL CULTURE PARKS OF THE WESTERN GREAT PLAINS
JACK CULLY
RECONSTRUCTING THE FIRE HISTORIES OF NATIONAL PARKS IN THE GREAT PLAINS MICHAEL STAMBAUGH |
| 8:40-9:00 A.M. |
NATIVE
SEED PRODUCTION AND PROPAGATION AT MIDEWIN NATIONAL TALLGRASS PRAIRIE,
ILLINOIS
JENNIFER DURKIN; ERIC ULASZEK;
WILLIAM GLASS |
|
SUCCESSFULLY
INCORPORATING
PRAIRIE
INTO THE URBAN LANDSCAPE
MARC PASTOREK; WES
MICHAELS |
|
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|
| 9:00-9:20 A.M. |
PROPAGATION
AND
AGRONOMIC
SEED INCREASE OF NATIVE SEDGES (CAREX SPP.)
GREG A. HOUSEAL |
|
NATIVE
LANDSCAPING: TALLGRASS MAKES A COMEBACK IN THE SUBURBS
NIKKI GUILLOT; LAURA TURNBULL; TED
SEMADENI |
|
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|
| 9:20-9:40 A.M. |
ABOVE- AND
BELOWGROUND RESPONSE TO HIGH AND LOW DIVERSITY GRASSLAND PLANTING
PRACTICES THROUGH THE CONSERVATION RESERVE PROGRAM
ELIZABETH M. BACH; SARA
G. BAER; JOHAN SIX |
|
AN
EVALUATION
OF
VEGETATION AND PLANT COMMUNITIES AT RECONSTRUCTED AND
NATURAL WETLANDS
THOMAS ROSBURG |
|
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| 9:40-10:00 A.M. |
PHYSIOCHEMICAL
CHARACTERISTICS
OF
CAJUN PRAIRIE SOILS AT DIFFERENT DEPTHS
DOMINGO M. JARIEL;
BENJAMIN
J.
DUPLANTIS; MALCOLM F. VIDRINE |
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a
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