Session: Restoration Ecology (2019 ESA Annual Meeting (August 11 -- 16))

PS 63-117

Forb responses to prescribed fire in Texas and Oklahoma
Whitney Behr, University of Texas at Austin; Kyle M. Simpson, University of Texas at Austin; Elinor M. Lichtenberg, University of Texas at Austin; Shalene Jha, University of Texas at Austin; Norma L. Fowler, University of Texas at Austin

PS 63-118

Effect of contrasting climatic conditions during the year of restoration on plant community structure of restored tallgrass prairie
Kathryn D. Eckhoff, Southern Illinois University Carbondale; Drew A. Scott, Southern Illinois University Carbondale; George C. Manning, Southern Illinois University Carbondale; Sara G. Baer, Southern Illinois University Carbondale

PS 63-119

Investigating forest birds as indicators for restoration success at a reclaimed mine site in eastern Ohio
Amanda Bressoud, Oklahoma State University; Stephen Spear, The Wilds; Bryan D. Murray, Oklahoma State University

Cancelled

PS 63-120

Not gone but often forgotten: Oak ecosystem site conditions and restoration practices affect growth of mature trees (widthdrawn)
M. Ross Alexander, Midwest Dendro, LLC; Christine R Rollinson, The Morton Arboretum; Meghan Midgley, The Morton Arboretum; Lars Brudvig, Michigan State University; Noel B. Pavlovic, U.S. Geological Survey

PS 63-121

Microtopography regulates edaphic suitability for seedling establishment associated with tidal elevation in coastal salt marshes
Tian Xie, Beijing Normal University; Baoshan Cui, Beijing Normal University; Shanze Li, Beijing Normal University

PS 63-122

Can the forest reclamation approach be successful on anthracite mines of Pennsylvania? Looks good so far
Michaela Fehn, Wilkes University; Amber Grohowski, Wilkes University; Cassidy Heid, Wilkes University; Kellie Kalada, Wilkes University; Kabita Kandel, Wilkes University; Michael Kovalick, Wilkes University; Kenneth Klemow, Wilkes University

PS 63-123

Starting small – finishing big: Restoration lessons learned from a sandy woodlot in east-central Alabama
Franklin Randle, Auburn University; John Kush, Auburn University; Jack Culpepper, United States Fish and Wildlife Service

PS 63-124

A trait-based approach to improving seed sourcing protocol for sagebrush restoration using Grindelia squarrosa
Gwen Dell Schneider, University of Northern Colorado

Cancelled

PS 63-125

Barriers to native shrub establishment on abandoned oil and gas pads on the Colorado Plateau (widthdrawn)
Logan Maxwell, Texas State University; Lesley A. DeFalco, Western Ecological Research Center; Todd C. Esque, U.S. Geological Survey; Megan Rabinowich, U.S. Geological Survey; Susanne Schwinning, Texas State University

PS 63-126

The influence of land use history and microhabitat on densities of ground-nesting bees
Kristen A. Manion, Northwestern University; Stuart Wagenius, Chicago Botanic Garden

PS 63-127

Reforesting Appalachian surface mines from seed: A black walnut pilot study (nursery stock vs. seed, with or without tree shelters)
Sarah L. Hall, Berea College; Christopher D. Barton, University of Kentucky; Patrick N. Angel, US Department of Interior Office of Surface Mining; Kenton Sena, University of Kentucky

PS 63-128

Evaluation of artificial wetland effectiveness using amphibians as indicators of habitat quality on a reforested surface mine in the Monongahela National Forest, West Virginia
Michaela M. Lambert, University of Kentucky; Christopher D. Barton, University of Kentucky; Steven J. Price, University of Kentucky; Andrea Drayer, University of Kentucky

PS 63-129

Wisconsin prairie restorations on NRSC land: How successful are they?
Stephanie L. Mcfarlane, University of Wisconsin-Madison; Ellen I. Damschen, University of Wisconsin-Madison; Jade Kochanski, University of Wisconsin-Madison; Claudio Gratton, University of Wisconsin - Madison

PS 63-130

Evaluation of eight year trends in floral production, diversity, and and community composition in pollinator habitat restoration plots on reclaimed strip-mined landscapes
Andrew Lybbert, The Ohio State University; Sarah Cusser, University of Texas; Karen Goodell, The Ohio State University

Cancelled

PS 63-131

Using small-scale soil transfers and biochar to improve seedling survival in restoration projects (widthdrawn)
Edie Juno, University of Michigan

PS 63-132

Temporal priority and patch structure influence native suppression of invasive grasses regardless of precipitation
Sarah Gaffney, University of California Davis; Valerie T. Eviner, University of California Davis; Carolyn Malmstrom, Michigan State University

PS 63-133

Assessing past stream restorations: Success or failure?
Amanda Chan, Academy of Natural Sciences of Drexel University; Hayley C. Oakland, Academy of Natural Sciences of Drexel University; Stefanie A. Kroll, Drexel University

PS 63-134

Land use and mycorrhizal fungi in Cross Timbers Ecoregions in Texas
Bishnu R. Twanabasu, Weatherford College; Samia Islam, Weatherford College; Brittany M Dukes, Weatherford College

PS 63 - Restoration Ecology