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US-IALE 2018

Timothy Swartz

10:00am CDT

TERRESTRIAL-AQUATIC ECOSYSTEM INTERACTIONS: Croplands Are Nibbling Away at Prairie Pothole Wetlands LaSalle 1 (7th Floor)

10:15am CDT

SYMPOSIA-01: Twenty Years of Changes in Floral Resources Across Urban and Rural Midwestern North America Hancock Parlor

10:30am CDT

PEOPLE AND LANDSCAPES: Towards a Taxonomy of Cities: The Land Cover Composition of United States Urban Areas LaSalle 2 (7th Floor)

10:45am CDT

PEOPLE AND LANDSCAPES: Can Urban Birds Have a Positive Effect on Neighborhoods Well-Being? LaSalle 2 (7th Floor)

11:00am CDT

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

1:30pm CDT

URBAN/EXURBAN LANDSCAPE ECOLOGY: Urban Ecological Infrastructure as a Bridge Between Urban Ecology and Landscape Ecology Water Tower Parlor

2:00pm CDT

URBAN/EXURBAN LANDSCAPE ECOLOGY: Quantifying the Influences of Various Ecological Factors on Land Surface Temperature of Urban Forests Water Tower Parlor

2:45pm CDT

SYMPOSIA-01: Is Community Diversity Maximization a Suitable Goal for Landscape Composition? Hancock Parlor

3:30pm CDT

URBAN/EXURBAN LANDSCAPE ECOLOGY: Multiple Spatial Scales Predict Species-Habitat Relationships of Urban Bats: Implications for Urban Reconciliation Water Tower Parlor

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

SYMPOSIA-10: Does a city’s land market affect its greening strategies? A cross-case study of Baltimore, Boston, and Philadelphia Hancock Parlor

11:15am CDT

SYMPOSIA-10: Biodiversity in Chicago’s Vacant Lots Hancock Parlor

11:45am CDT

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 CDT

WORKSHOP 1. From Drone to Landscape - UAS Data Processing Hancock Parlor

7:30pm CDT

AWARDS CELEBRATION & BUFFET DINNER Empire Ballroom (Lobby Level)

10:00am CDT

SYMPOSIA-11: A Monarch's View of the City: Developing a Conservation Design for Monarchs in Urban Areas Grant Park Parlor

10:15am CDT

SYMPOSIA-11: Using Social Science To Inform Monarch Conservation Strategies In Diverse Urban Landscapes Grant Park Parlor

10:30am CDT

SYMPOSIA-11: Urban Agriculture Supports Diverse Wild Bee Communities in Detroit, Michigan Grant Park Parlor

10:45am CDT

SYMPOSIA-11: Cleveland, Ohio Bee Communities are Shaped by Urban Landscape Composition and Land-use Legacy Grant Park Parlor

11:00am CDT

SYMPOSIA-11: Twenty-five Years of Butterfly Population Data in the Chicago Metropolitan Area: An Urban and Suburban Perspective Grant Park Parlor

11:15am CDT

SYMPOSIA-11: USFWS Urban Wildlife Refuge Program: High School Students Restore Habitat and Measure the Effects on Insect Diversity in New Haven, CT Grant Park Parlor

11:30am CDT

SYMPOSIA-11: Larval Host Plants Influence Urban Butterfly Community Structure Grant Park Parlor

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)

2:00pm CDT

SYMPOSIA-15: Integration of Landscape and Social Factors That Predict Attitudes Toward Roadside Vegetation Management Spire Parlor

3:30pm CDT

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

4:30pm CDT

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