2022 ESA Annual Meeting (August 14 - 19)

2022 ESA Annual Meeting (August 14 - 19)

LB 11 Conservation Management (Latebreaking)

5:00 PM-6:30 PM

ESA Exhibit Hall

LB 11-140

Complementary definitions of calving grounds improve identification of critical habitat for migratory caribou
Ophelie H. Couriot, SUNY - College of Environmental Science and Forestry;

LB 11-141

CANCELLED - Water-works? Implications of large-scale Everglades restoration for threatened bat species
Laura Nicholson, B.S., University of Florida;

LB 11-142

Experimentally Testing Assisted Gene Flow as a Climate Adaptation Strategy
Paul J. Cirillo, Northeastern University;

LB 11-143

Long-term ecological research through a camera trap network in an urbanized protected area
Natalie Beenaerts, Hasselt University;

LB 11-144

CANCELLED - Environmental DNA analysis is unsuitable for biodiversity exploration at the species level – A case study from Aotearoa / New Zealand
Paul Czechowski, University of Otago;

LB 11-145

Translocation as a tool to conserve a threatened lagomorph in Southern New England
Thomas McGreevy, University of Rhode Island;

LB 11-146

Multi-factor impacts on condition index of Ostrea lurida, Mytilus galloprovincialis, and Magallana gigas
Brianna Herrera, California State University Fullerton;

LB 11-147

Mapping Chinese non-state actors in biodiversity conservation
Yue Yu, Yale University, School of the Environment;

LB 11-148

Climate change-informed conservation opportunity areas for sensitive species: modeling rare plants and animals into the future to detect refugia
Esteban H. Muldavin, Museum of Southwestern Biology, Natural Heritage New Mexico;

LB 11-149

CANCELLED - Stakeholder’s perspective on the importance of forest ecosystem services in Paraguay
Sonia Delphin, PhD Candidate, School of Natural Resources and the Environment - University of Arizona;

LB 11-150

The effects of periodic fishery closures on reefs that switch between coral and macroalgal dominance
Lee Wall, Florida State University;

LB 11-151

Co-management of freshwater fisheries in the Amazon reconciles social and ecological benefits
Monalisa Silva, INPE – National Institute for Space Research, São José dos Campos, Brazil;

LB 11-152

Wetland Landscape Pattern Evolution and Ecosystem Health Assessment of the Mesurado Coastal Wetlands of Monrovia, Liberia
Ghemelee N. Keculah, Gracious Tabernacle Ministries;