Session: Latebreaking: Conservation (99th ESA Annual Meeting (August 10 -- 15, 2014))

PS 66-92

Regeneration of the endangered limber pine is uncoupled from seed availability at the northern limits of its range
Vernon S. Peters, The King's University

PS 66-93

Management of the Sawmill Slough Preserve, University of North Florida
Justin M. Lemmons, University of North Florida; Adam M. Bauernfeind, University of North Florida; Chuck Hubbuch, University of North Florida

PS 66-94

Comparison of two least-cost path modeling methods for predicting external home range movements of white-tailed deer in a fragmented agricultural landscape
Matthew T. Springer, Southern Illinois University Carbondale; Clayton K. Nielsen, Southern Illinois University; Eric M. Schauber, Southern Illinois University

PS 66-95

WhatFrog: Development of app and web interface for automated anuran recognition and mapping
Katrina Smart, Florida Institute of Technology; Hugo Serrano, Florida Institute of Technology; Michelle Luce, Florida Institute of Technology; Mark B. Bush, Florida Institute of Technology; Ronaldo Menezes, Florida Institute of Technology; Eraldo Ribeiro, Florida Institute of Technology

PS 66-96

Which species are we researching and why? A case study using British birds and mammals
Ailsa J. McKenzie, Newcastle University; Mark J. Whittingham, Newcastle University; Peter A. Robertson, National Wildlife Management Centre

PS 66-97

The South Bay Burrowing Owl Survey Network: Partnering across disciplines to conserve a locally important species
Troy Rahmig, ICF International

PS 66-98

Using GIS to determine the success of amphibian reproduction in man-made vernal pools
Brock T. Couch, Missouri Western State University; Dr. Mark Mills, Missouri Western State University; Dr. Dawn Drake, Missouri Western State University

PS 66-99

Modeling conservation criteria in the Chingaza Ramsar, Andes Mountains, Colombia
J. Camilo Fagua, Utah State University

PS 66-100

An assessment of freshwater turtle populations at Oak Mountain State Park
Elizabeth K. Grolle, California State University, Stanislaus; Jenny E. Layton, Samford University

Cancelled

PS 66-101

The recreational value of Baiyangdian Lake in northern China: An application of travel cost method (widthdrawn)
Bo Jiang, Chinese Academy of Sciences; Zhiyun Ouyang, Chinese Academy of Sciences

PS 66-102

A new conservation assessment for the Ecuadorian spiny pocket mouse informed by optimized ecological niche models and updated land cover and protected area data
Jamie M. Kass, City College of the City University of New York; Robert P. Anderson, City College of New York, City University of New York

PS 66-103

Does sea otter predation enhance abalone recruitment via aggregation? Initial assessment of red abalone settlement in the Monterey Bay
April D. Makukhov, California State University, Monterey Bay; Laura Rogers-Bennett, California Department of Fish and Wildlife; Cynthia A. Catton, California Department of Fish and Wildlife; Fiorenza Micheli, Stanford University; Jennifer K. O'Leary, Stanford University Hopkins Marine Station

PS 66-104

Evaluating the accuracy of data-poor stock assessment methods in the Southeast United States
Emily Anne Olson, University of Florida

Cancelled

PS 66-105

The effect of microhabitat conditions on the growth and flowering of Listera australis (widthdrawn)
Andrea Kornbluh, Rowan University

PS 66-106

Ecological impacts of rat removal on Mediterranean Sea islands
Johannes Foufopoulos, University of Michigan; Caitlin Weber, School of Natural Resources & Environment, University of Michigan; Jakob Fric, Hellenic Ornithological Society; Panayiotis Pafilis, University of Athens

PS 66 Latebreaking: Conservation

PS 66
Latebreaking: Conservation