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US-IALE 2018

Morgan Pfeiffer

USDA WS National Wildlife Research Center
Postdoctoral researcher
Sandusky, Ohio

https://aphis.usda.gov/aphis/ourfocus/wildlifedamage/programs/nwrc/research-areas/sa_scientists/pfeiffer%2C+morgan

10:15am CDT

SYMPOSIA-04: Insights from Estimating Home Ranges Using Different Currencies and Incorporating How Animals Perceive Their Environments Adams Room

10:30am CDT

LAND USE/LAND COVER CHANGE: Spatiotemporal Patterns and Environmental Impacts of Land Use and Land Cover in a Grassland Landscape: The Wulagai River Basin in Inner Mongolia, China Grant Park Parlor

10:45am CDT

SYMPOSIA-03: Challenges of Measuring Short-term Dynamics of Agricultural Landscape Patterns Spire Parlor

11:00am CDT

SYMPOSIA-01: Using Bird Abundance Models and Ecosystem Services Valuations to Inform Grassland Bird Conservation in an Urban Context Hancock Parlor

11:45am CDT

SYMPOSIA-04: SODA-POP: Building Population-Level Functionality into a Spatially-Explicit Individual-based Model of Human Disturbance on Animals Adams Room

2:00pm CDT

SYMPOSIA-04: Forecasting the Effects of Human Disturbance on Golden Eagles: Tolerance Cannot Mitigate Negative Effects of Increased Recreation on Wild Lands Adams Room

4:00pm CDT

SYMPOSIA-04: Space Use and Habitat Use of a Nomadic Wading Bird Varies by Season and Degree of Urbanization Adams Room

10:00am CDT

AQUATIC, COASTAL AND MARINE ANIMALS: Understanding Influences of Landscape on Aquatic Fauna Across the Central and Southern Appalachians LaSalle 1 (7th Floor)

10:15am CDT

AQUATIC, COASTAL AND MARINE ANIMALS: Resource Shifts as a Function of Lake Proximity Affect Songbird Communities in a North Temperate Forest LaSalle 1 (7th Floor)

10:30am CDT

AQUATIC, COASTAL AND MARINE ANIMALS: Influences of Forest Management on Southern Appalachian Stream Salamanders LaSalle 1 (7th Floor)

10:45am CDT

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)

11:00am CDT

AQUATIC, COASTAL AND MARINE ANIMALS: Estimating Biological Risk in Alaska's Arctic: Ecological Synthesis of the Western Beaufort Corridor LaSalle 1 (7th Floor)

11:15am CDT

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 CDT

AQUATIC, COASTAL AND MARINE ANIMALS: River Temperatures at Spatial and Temporal Scales Relevant to Juvenile Salmon: Using Distributed Wireless Technologies to Connect Sensors for Real-time Sampling LaSalle 1 (7th Floor)

10:45am CDT

RARITY, BIODIVERSITY AND SPECIES DISTRIBUTION: Human-induced Rapid Environmental Change and Spatial Mismatches in Species Distribution LaSalle 2 (7th Floor)

1:30pm CDT

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)

2:30pm CDT

PROCESSES IN AGRICULTURAL LANDSCAPES: Examining Bat Activity, Diversity, and Distribution in an Agricultural Mosaic Landscape Adams Room

3:30pm CDT

WILDLIFE MANAGEMENT: Investigating the Effects of Land Managment Practices on Wildlife Diversity and Abundance Through Landscape Manipulation LaSalle 1 (7th Floor)

3:45pm CDT

WILDLIFE MANAGEMENT: A Hybrid Approach to Modeling Habitat Selection Reveals Preferences of Brown Bears on the Kenai Peninsula, Alaska, USA LaSalle 1 (7th Floor)

4:00pm CDT

WILDLIFE MANAGEMENT: Birds in Corn Belt Cities: Patterns in Nesting Guild Communities in Eastern Iowa Urban Landscapes LaSalle 1 (7th Floor)

4:15pm CDT

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

4:30pm CDT

WILDLIFE MANAGEMENT: Wisconsin's Potential Sandhill Crane Hunt LaSalle 1 (7th Floor)

4:45pm CDT

WILDLIFE MANAGEMENT: Sea Turtle Abundance, Distribution, and Habitat Selection in the Gulf of Mexico Following the Deepwater Horizon Oil Spill LaSalle 1 (7th Floor)