2022 ESA Annual Meeting (August 14 - 19)
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Organized Oral Session

Mon Aug 15

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1:30 PM-3:00 PM

OOS 1 Meta-analysis in Ecology: Challenges, Advances, and Successful Applications
OOS 2 Mycorrhizal associations and climate change
OOS 3 Planning Resilient Ecological Futures with Indigenous Communities

3:30 PM-5:00 PM

OOS 4 Macroecology of trophic interactions in a changing world
OOS 5 Setting a framework for using 3D structural diversity to model biodiversity and ecosystem function
OOS 6 Waste recovery for improved nutrient use efficiency in human systems

Tue Aug 16

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8:00 AM-9:30 AM

OOS 7 Ecological Forecasting: Applications, Discoveries, and Opportunities
OOS 8 From Islands to Invasions: Exploring and building on the contributions of Daniel Simberloff
OOS 9 Non-majors, 4DEE and Teaching Ecology for All
OOS 10 Urban agriculture as a nature-based solution for water quality, heat mitigation, health and wellbeing, and a circular economy: Opportunities and tradeoffs

10:00 AM-11:30 AM

OOS 11 An individual eye on a global problem: Unique insights from animal tracking on biodiversity responses to climatic change
OOS 12 Ecological stability in kelp forest ecosystems
OOS 13 Individual heterogeneity and stochasticity: maybe they're born with it, maybe it's luck
OOS 14 Natural Climate Solutions: New strategies for translating direct measurements to actionable information

1:30 PM-3:00 PM

OOS 15 Drought, defense, and death: Integrating tree stress physiology, phytochemistry, and destructive herbivores
OOS 16 Recent advances in studying vegetation at forest edges
OOS 17 The Movement Ecology of Mutualism
OOS 18 Understanding drivers of grassland phenology under a changing climate

3:30 PM-5:00 PM

OOS 19 Documenting Vegetation Dynamics with Classification Systems
OOS 20 Exploring Public Engagement as a Transformative Force in Ecological Research
OOS 21 Scaling water fluxes from plants to ecosystems with networks of water cycle observations
OOS 22 Woody plant encroachment: Plants, People, and Policies

Wed Aug 17

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8:00 AM-9:30 AM

OOS 23 A comparative perspective on integrating ecological forecasting with decision-making
OOS 24 Ecological Networks in Belowground Communities
OOS 25 The importance of understanding the historical context of long-term data sets in ecology: Learning from site history and local knowledge

10:00 AM-11:30 AM

OOS 26 Extending coexistence theories to predict species interactions in a changing world
OOS 27 The Next “Black Box”: The Role of Soil Invertebrates in Plant-Soil Interactions
OOS 28 Tomorrow’s Forests Today: Insights from Climate Models, Pioneering Field Trials, and Social-Ecological Research to Improve Assisted Tree Species Migration

1:30 PM-3:00 PM

OOS 29 Changing the focus of eDNA – pushing beyond species presence/absence applications to unlock the trove of ecological information in environmental nucleic acids
OOS 30 Moss Ecology in a Changing World
OOS 31 Rate-dependent responses of biological communities to global change
OOS 32 Understanding the ecological role of sustainably managed forests in maintaining complex ecosystem function in North America.

3:30 PM-5:00 PM

OOS 33 A change is already here: Implications of intensifying drought for terrestrial ecosystems
OOS 34 Bridging Race, Gender & the Environment
OOS 35 Integrating the frontiers of plant-soil feedback research

Thu Aug 18

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8:00 AM-9:30 AM

OOS 36 Cross-boundary fire ecology
OOS 37 Drivers of Change in Coastal Community Structure and Function
OOS 38 Leveraging human-environment-pathogens relationships for a healthy planet
OOS 39 Re-visioning Ecology and Evolution– how can creative writing connect and reveal scientific truths

10:00 AM-11:30 AM

OOS 40 Breaking Out the Average: Discussing Biological Responses to Neglected Climate Change Phenomena
OOS 41 Elevating the Human Dimensions in Ecology Practice: Changing How Ecologists Engage Communities in our Research, Partnerships and Education
OOS 42 Predicting ecosystem consequences of climate change from the adaptation and acclimation of key species

1:30 PM-3:00 PM

OOS 43 Harnessing social-ecological research for sustainable landscapes – the ResNet project
OOS 44 Integrating Empirical and Theoretical Approaches in Mutualistic Networks
OOS 45 Integrating Theory and Big Data for Species on the Move
OOS 46 The Interactive Effects of Global Change Drivers on Dryland Ecosystems of the Western U.S.

3:30 PM-5:00 PM

OOS 47 Life in the changing forest canopy: Ecology, function, and conservation
OOS 48 Species Interactions at Range Margins in a Changing Climate
OOS 49 Urban ecosystems in a changing climate