Date

Speaker

Seminar Title

Grad Student Host

Jan 23

Dave Mills, Tusayan Ranger District

Restoring fire dependent ecosystems, a case study

Larissa Yocom

Jan 30

Norris Dodd and Jeff Gagnon, Arizona Game and Fish Department

Evaluation of measures to reduce elk vehicle collisions and promote permeability

Tabitha Graves

Feb 6

Annika Keeley

Mitigating the effects of roadways on bats

Suzanne Hagell

Feb 13

Mahendra Shrestha, National Fish and Wildlife Foundation

Can we save tigers in the wild?

Prabin Joshi

Feb 20

Steve Archer, University of Arizona

Conservation and management of rangelands: new perspectives and current challenges

Valerie Kurth

Feb 27

Eladio Cornejo Oviedo, Universidad Autónoma Agraria Antonio Narro

Mexico's Forestry: a biological and social challenge?

Larissa Yocom

March 5

Pat Shafroth, USGS Fort Collins

Managing regulated streamflows for downstream ecosystems: Bill Williams River, Arizona

Tyler Johnson

March 12

Tabitha Graves, NAU Forestry

The spatial ecology of grizzly bears on the Kenai Peninsula

Suzanne Hagell

March 19

Spring Break - No Seminar

March 26

Janice Bossart, Southeastern Louisiana University

Butterfly diversity and the role of sacred forests: thriving and dying in "forest islands" in an agropastoral "sea"

Sky Stephens

April 2

Josh Schimel, UC Santa Barbara

The microbial biogeochemistry of drought

Greg Newman

April 9

Kevin O'Hara, UC Berkeley

Thompson Memorial Lecture: Myths of uneven-aged silviculture

Natalie Angell

April 16

Andy Royle, USGS Patuxent Wildlife Research Center

Modeling animal abundance

Tabitha Graves

April 23

Dan Koepke

Ecophysiological responses to recent climate change: How has a ponderosa pine forest in northern Arizona responded?

Chris McGlone

April 30

Ethan Aumack, Grand Canyon Trust

Implementing an adaptive restoration program across the Kane and Two Mile ranches

Chris McGlone