All seminars are 4:00 to 5:00 PM in Room 017 of the Southwest Forest Science Complex (Building 82) on the campus of Northern Arizona University (campus map). A reception for the speaker with food and refreshments precedes the seminar in the lounge in front of the seminar room (3:30-4:00 PM). If you would like to schedule an appointment with a speaker, please contact the student host. No parking permit is needed for any vehicle with state, federal, or tribal license plates. Other persons can get a free permit from the host during the 30-minute reception before each seminar. For a printed copy of this page, use the "Print" button in the upper-right corner of this page.

Date	Speaker	Seminar Title	Grad Student Host
Sep 3	Judith Bronstein, University of Arizona	Why Cooperate? The Ecology and Dynamics of Mutualism	Seth Davis
Sep 10	Ernesto Alvarado, University of Washington-Seattle	From millimetric to global scales: Understanding the role of biomass combustion modeling to assess the environmental effects of Megacities	Citlali Cortes
Sep 17	Northern Jaguar Project	Northern Jaguar Reserve, Sonora: At the Confluence of Sinaloan Thornscrub and Tropical Deciduous Forest	Karen Koestner
Sep 24	David Ellum, Warren Wilson College	Survival and fitness of shade adapted herbs that are exposed to full sun at different points in their development	Anna Lowell
Oct 1	Suzanne Hagell, NAU Forestry	Primates as targets for forest conservation in Central America	Ben Sullivan
Oct 8	Richard Gill, Washington State University	Elemental interactions in global change biology	Sabrina Kleinman
Oct 15	Melanie Culver, University of Arizona	Wildlife at the Boundaries: Species, Subspecies, and Political	Suzanne Hagell
Oct 22	Jennifer Woolf, University of Montana	Are gaps in a bird's geographic range a barrier to gene flow?	Tabitha Graves
Oct 29	Peter Brown, Rocky Mountain Tree Ring Research	Climate effects on fire regimes and forest demography in ponderosa pine forests	Larissa Yocom
Nov 5	Michaela Buenemann, NMSU Las Cruces	Pinyon/Juniper Die-Off in the Middle Rio Grande Basin: Impacts of a Global Change-Type Drought as Viewed from Space	Karen Koestner
Nov 12	George Koch, NAU Biology	Paths up the mountain:comparative ecophysiology of Sequoia sempervirens and Eucalyptus regnans	Dan Koepke
Nov 19	Jim Brooks, UWFWS Albuquerque	Conserving endemic native trout species in Northwest Mexico	Citlali Cortes
Dec 3	Larissa Yocom, NAU Forestry	Climate and Fire Interactions in Northern Mexico	Chris McGlone

Last Updated ( Wednesday, 27 August 2008 )