2022 ESA Annual Meeting (August 14

PS 9-78

Intensity of agricultural management impacts butterfly biodiversity
Annabelle C. McCarthy, California State University, Monterey Bay;

PS 9-79

Safety Net Ontario: Ontario’s outsized role in the “Global Safety Net” for climate and biodiversity
Sarah A. Finkelstein, University of Toronto;

PS 9-80

Introducing ccviR: An app and R package for calculating the NatureServe Climate Change Vulnerability Index
Sarah Endicott, MSc, Environment and Climate Change Canada;

PS 9-81

The influence of anthropogenic and natural disturbance regimes on amphibian populations in an unstable wetland landscape
David M. M. Green, PhD, McGill University;

PS 9-82

Investigating breeding conditions and population size of an endangered amphibian to optimize reintroduction success
Aurore Fayard, Centre d’étude de la forêt, Département des sciences du bois et de la forêt, Faculté de foresterie, géographie et géomatique, Université Laval;

PS 9-83

How well-managed Exclusive Economic Zones can help conserve marine ecosystems
Veronica Relano, Institute for the Oceans and Fisheries - University of British Columbia;

PS 9-84

The Pine Hill Preserve: a collaborative effort to prevent extinction of eight rare plants
Graciela M. Hinshaw, Bureau of Land Management;

PS 9-85

High fisheries yields caused by life histories under bycatch persistence in transient time scales
Renfei Chen, Shanxi Normal University;

PS 9-86

Participatory conservation of wild felids in two hotspots of biodiversity in Oaxaca, Mexico
Carlos A. Torres Barragán, n/a, Insituto Politecnico Nacional (CIIDIR-Oaxaca);

PS 9-87

Solutions for Farmers and Food for Bees
Mathilde L. Tissier, Bishop's University;

PS 9-88

Investigating the potential of helicopter-vessel communication for bycatch avoidance in tuna purse seine fisheries
Jennifer L. Waldo, University of California, Santa Cruz;

PS 9 Conservation Management