Session: Conservation Management (2017 ESA Annual Meeting (August 6 -- 11))

PS 36-71

From stands to snags: Multi-scale thermal characteristics of Pacific marten (Martes caurina) habitat and rest structures
Marie E. Martin, Oak Ridge Institute for Science and Education; Katie M. Moriarty, USDA Forest Service Pacific Northwest Research Station

PS 36-72

Population genetics of the endangered wetland endemic, Xyris tennesseensis Kral (Xyridaceae)
Kala M. Downey, Austin Peay State University; Carol J. Baskauf, Austin Peay State University

PS 36-73

Monitoring imperiled plant populations: The importance of complementary data for conservation planning
Lloyd W. Morrison, Missouri State University; Craig C. Young, National Park Service, Heartland Inventory and Monitoring Network; Jennifer L. Haack-Gaynor, National Park Service, Heartland Inventory and Monitoring Network

PS 36-74

Assessing outcomes of best management practices for water quality in the Marsh Creek Basin of Southeast Idaho
Graham Meese, Idaho State University; Casey L. Taylor, Idaho State University; Benjamin Crosby, Idaho State University

PS 36-75

Transforming conservation conflicts into mutual benefits: Using mismatched ploidy levels to avoid hybridization between a threatened plant and an endangered butterfly's host
Isaac J. Sandlin III, Oregon State University; Thomas N. Kaye, Institute for Applied Ecology

PS 36-76

Assessing managment techniques for Lomatium cookii (Cook's desert parsley)
Matt A. Bahm, Institute for Applied Ecology; Denise E.L. Giles, Institute for Applied Ecology; Meaghan I. Petix, Institute for Applied Ecology; Bryan Wender, Bureau of Land Management; Thomas Kaye, Institute for Applied Ecology

PS 36-77

Effects of road development on decreasing population of the endangered florida panther
Anna Cole, Texas A&M University; Hsiao-Hsuan Wang, Texas A&M University; William E. Grant, Texas A&M University

PS 36-78

MonitoringResources.org provides on-line, enterprise tools to support national-scale monitoring: Lessons learned from the North American Bat Monitoring program (NABat)
Rebecca A Scully, USGS; Jennifer Bayer, U.S. Geological Survey; Jake F. Weltzin, USA National Phenology Network

PS 36-79

Does community-driven conservation improve human and wildlife health in Madagascar?
Jordan T. Broadhead, Auburn University; Sarah Zohdy, Auburn University

PS 36-80

Determining the impact of the exotic earthworm, Aporrectodea trapezoides, on nitrogen allocation between native and exotic grasses
Ayobami Adegbite, University of Idaho; Jodi Johnson-Maynard, University of Idaho; Kendall Kahl, University of Idaho; Timothy Prather, University of Idaho

PS 36-81

Plant source effects on seed size and plant growth in swamp milkweed, Asclepias incarnata: Comparison of seeds from wild-collected versus garden-grown plants
Emily R. Coghlan, Kutztown University of PA; Christopher F. Sacchi, Kutztown University of PA

PS 36-82

A riverscape platform for integrating and visualizing biological river surveys in a geographical information system
Trevor Eakes, US Geological Survey; Christian E. Torgersen, U.S. Geological Survey; Jeffrey Duda, US Geological Survey Biological Resource Division; Sam Brenkman, National Park Service

Cancelled

PS 36-83

Soundscape control charts: A novel tool for rapid detection of environmental disturbance (widthdrawn)
Benjamin Gottesman, Purdue University; Dante Francomano, Purdue University; Bryan Pijanowski, Purdue University

PS 36-84

A multi-indicator assessment of conservation success across a populated forest anthrome
Emma Cook, Furman University; John E. Quinn, Furman University; Natalie Ribble, Furman University

PS 36-85

Effects of woody debris and its management on wild bee communities along Colorado’s Front Range
Kelsey Bohanon, University of Colorado, Boulder; Adrian L. Carper, University of Colorado; Deane Bowers, University of Colorado

PS 36-86

Mistletoe as an indicator species for disappearing foundation species
Abraham Cadmus, Northern Arizona University; Lisa Markovchick, Northern Arizona University; Jason Myrand, Northern Arizona University; Thomas G. Whitham, Northern Arizona University

PS 36 - Conservation Management