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Jane Capozzelli

University of Illinois Champaign Urbana
University of Illinois Champaign Urbana
Champaign-Urbana

I am a Masters student in Dr. Jim Miller's lab in the Natural Resources Department. I will be presenting a talk on using fire and grazing to control woody encroachment in the central US. My other research focuses on habitat selection patterns of shrubland birds when managed with patch burning.

8:15am

WELCOME & PLENARY SESSION I Adams Room

9:30am

Coffee Break 6th Floor Lobby

10:00am

SYMPOSIA-01: Connecting a Fragmented Landscape in the Chicago Region: Restoring a Legacy of Oak Ecosystems Hancock Parlor

10:15am

SYMPOSIA-01: Twenty Years of Changes in Floral Resources Across Urban and Rural Midwestern North America Hancock Parlor SYMPOSIA-03: Satellite-based Accounting of Forest Area and Fragmentation Spire Parlor

10:30am

SYMPOSIA-05: Natural Succession and Riparian Forest Recovery Following a Major Flood on the Blanco River, Texas Water Tower Parlor

10:45am

LAND USE/LAND COVER CHANGE: The Gradient Concept of Landscape Structure for Wildlife Habitat in Rangelands Grant Park Parlor

11:00am

LAND USE/LAND COVER CHANGE: Mapping Dynamic Processes in Arid Rangelands Grant Park Parlor

11:15am

SYMPOSIA-04: Uniting Behavior and Demography to Predict Connectivity in Space and Time Adams Room TERRESTRIAL-AQUATIC ECOSYSTEM INTERACTIONS: Land Cover Change: Understanding Impacts to Ecosystem Services in the Long Island Sound National Estuary LaSalle 1 (7th Floor)

11:30am

TERRESTRIAL-AQUATIC ECOSYSTEM INTERACTIONS: Advancing Coastal Habitat Resiliency Through Landscape Metrics and Assessment LaSalle 1 (7th Floor)

11:45am

SYMPOSIA-03: Amount and Adjacency Are the Two Most Fundamental Aspects of Pattern Spire Parlor

1:30pm

SYMPOSIA-04: Assessing Spatiotemporal Behavioral Resource Matching with Joint Sensor Networks Adams Room

1:45pm

SYMPOSIA-04: How Invasive Plants Alter Foraging and Space Use by Animals Adams Room

2:00pm

SYMPOSIA-01: Processes Controlling the Pattern of Presettlement Vegetation in the Landscape of the Southern Tip of Lake Michigan Hancock Parlor

2:30pm

SYMPOSIA-01: 35 Years of Community Change in Temperate Forest in Illinois Hancock Parlor

2:45pm

URBAN/EXURBAN LANDSCAPE ECOLOGY: Greenspaces Over Our Heads: Mapping Green Roofs and Understanding Their Benefits in New York City Water Tower Parlor

3:00pm

Coffee Break 6th Floor Lobby

3:30pm

LANDSCAPE PATTERN & PROCESS: Are Ecotones Zones of Intermingling or Interdigitation? Pattern and Scale of Tree Species Co-occurrence in Wisconsin’s Tension Zone Spire Parlor

3:45pm

LANDSCAPE PATTERN & PROCESS: Early Warning Signal of Landscape Connectivity and Resilience Towards Natural Climate Solutions Spire Parlor

4:00pm

SYMPOSIA-08: Succession in a Human-dominated Landscape: Lessons Learned for Land Management Hancock Parlor

4:30pm

SYMPOSIA-08: The Roles of Land-use History and Landscape Context in Shaping Plant Successional Trajectories Hancock Parlor

9:00pm

Offsite Student Social Offsite - Emerald Loop Bar & Grill

8:15am

PLENARY SESSION II Adams Room

9:30am

Coffee Break 6th Floor Lobby

10:00am

DISTURBANCE LEGACIES AND RESILIENCE: Risk and Resilience in an Uncertain World Water Tower Parlor

10:15am

DISTURBANCE LEGACIES AND RESILIENCE: How Is Community Structure of Southern Québec Temperate Forest Affected by Land-uses of the Last 80 Years? An Insight Using Tree Species and Functional Diversity Water Tower Parlor

10:30am

CONSERVATION AND RESTORATION PLANNING: Quantifying the Contribution of Conservation Easements to Landscape-scale Conservation Goals LaSalle 5 (7th Floor)

10:45am

AQUATIC, COASTAL AND MARINE ANIMALS: Integrating Historical, Ecological, and Social Data to Understand Patterns of Amphibian Occupancy and Habitat Availability in an Agroecosystem LaSalle 1 (7th Floor)

11:15am

AQUATIC, COASTAL AND MARINE ANIMALS: Why Protect Top Predators? The Value of Seabirds and Marine Mammals on the Social-Ecological Seascape in the Beagle Channel LaSalle 1 (7th Floor)

11:30am

DISTURBANCE LEGACIES AND RESILIENCE: Is Increased Fire Frequency Likely to Erode Resilience of Lodgepole Pine Forests in Yellowstone? Water Tower Parlor

11:45am

DISTURBANCE LEGACIES AND RESILIENCE: Space, Stochasiticity, Succession, and the Limits of Chronosequence Methods: Why 101-year-old History Matters to Primary Succession Communities and Ecosystems Water Tower Parlor

1:00pm

WORKSHOP 3. Moving From Pilot Projects to a Landscape Conservation Program: The Practitioner's Playbook LaSalle 1 (7th Floor)

6:00pm

Networking Reception & "We'll Pick Up The Tab" Social Mezzanine

8:15am

PLENARY SESSION III & Announcement of Upcoming US-IALE Annual Meeting Adams Room

9:30am

Coffee Break 6th Floor Lobby

10:00am

SYMPOSIA-13: Using Contextual Clues and Cues to Distinguish Disturbance from Expected Dynamics Water Tower Parlor

10:15am

CLIMATE CHANGE EFFECTS AND ADAPTATION: Connectivity to Address Climate-induced Range Shifts: Emerging Approaches and Future Challenges LaSalle 1 (7th Floor)

10:30am

RARITY, BIODIVERSITY AND SPECIES DISTRIBUTION: Landscape Connectivity Effects on Alberta’s Biodiversity LaSalle 2 (7th Floor)

10:45am

FOREST LANDSCAPE PROCESSES: Have the Realized Niches of Oaks and Maples Shifted over the Last Two Centuries? Spire Parlor

11:00am

FOREST LANDSCAPE PROCESSES: Modeling the Vulnerability of Forest Patches to Non-Native Plant Invasion Spire Parlor

11:15am

SYMPOSIA-14: Using the Open Standards to Develop Strategies for Siberian Crane Flyway Level Conservation LaSalle 5 (7th Floor)

1:30pm

MODELLING CLIMATE AS PROCESS DRIVERS: Predicting Microclimate Temperatures in the Great Smoky Mountains Using Statistical Downscaling and LiDAR-derived Vegetation Information LaSalle 1 (7th Floor) ECOSYSTEM SERVICES: Understanding Relationships Among Ecosystem Services Across Scales LaSalle 2 (7th Floor)

1:45pm

SYMPOSIA-17: Mapping Candidate Ecological Restoration Areas Using Morphological Spatial Pattern Analysis (MSPA) LaSalle 5 (7th Floor) PROCESSES IN AGRICULTURAL LANDSCAPES: Landscape Drivers of Agricultural Insecticide Use: A Data Driven Approach Across Scales Adams Room ECOSYSTEM SERVICES: Constraint Relationships Between Ecosystem Services in the Agro-Pastoral Transitional Zone of China LaSalle 2 (7th Floor)

2:00pm

MODELLING CLIMATE AS PROCESS DRIVERS: The Importance of Climate Uncertainty for Projections of Forest Ecosystem Services LaSalle 1 (7th Floor)

2:30pm

SYMPOSIA-16: Are Good or Poor Dispersers More Sensitive to Land Use Intensification? A Quantitative Review Grant Park Parlor

2:45pm

SYMPOSIA-16: Using Landscape-scale Manipulative Experiments to Disentangle Mechanisms: Effects of Oil and Gas Wells, and Noise on Grassland Songbirds Grant Park Parlor

3:30pm

SYMPOSIA-16: Using Fire and Grazing to Reduce Woody Encroachment on Grasslands in the Central United States Grant Park Parlor

3:45pm

SYMPOSIA-16: Spatial and Temporal Scaling of a Plot-scale CO2 and Ozone Enrichment Experiment to Landscape Scale Using LANDIS PnET-Succession Grant Park Parlor

4:00pm

SYMPOSIA-16: Lakes as Experimental Systems for Spatial Early Warning Signals Grant Park Parlor

4:15pm

WILDLIFE MANAGEMENT: Civil Airports From A Landscape Perspective: A Multi-Scale Approach With Implications For Reducing Bird Strikes LaSalle 1 (7th Floor)

4:30pm

PROCESSES IN AGRICULTURAL LANDSCAPES: Landowners, Non-Native Plants, and Grassland Birds: Exploring Possibilities for Management on Privately-Owned Pastures That Serve as Wildlife Habitat Adams Room