Seminar schedule
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.
Date | Speaker | Seminar Title | Host |
Jan 25 | Dr. Christopher Schwalm; Northern Arizona University | On hydroclimatic excursions in biosphere NEP from 1984 to present | Ryan Fitch |
Feb 1 | Benjamin Bagdon; Northern Arizona University | The Opportunity Cost of a Developmental Deed Restriction for Minnesota NIPF Owners: An Empirical Analysis | Betsy Goodrich |
Feb 8 | Dr. Bob Keane; Rocky Mountain Research Station, Missoula Fire Science Lab | The past and future of wildland fuel science: a new beginning | Katie Ireland |
Feb 15 | Dr. Andrew Sanchez-Meador; Lincoln National Forest, NM | Tree spatial patterns and "The Art of Looking Sideways | Rob Strahan |
Feb 22 | Dr. Derek Sonderegger; Northern Arizona University | Temporal effects under long term elevated CO2 in the Mojave Desert | Jeff Kane |
Feb 29 | Dr.Gary Roemer; New Mexico State University | Life on the Wild Side: Exploring Drivers of Fitness in Vertebrate Populations | Karl Jarvis |
March 7 | Dr. Jeff Foster; Northern Arizona University | Genomic approaches to studying White-Nose Syndrome in Bats | Cecilia Schmidt |
March 21 | Dr. Mike Battaglia; Rocky Mountain Research station: Fort Collins, CO | Fuels reduction treatments in coniferous forests of the Central Rockies | Betsy Goodrich |
March 28 | Dr. Jorge Ahumada; Tropical Ecosystem Assessment and Monitoring Network | Community Structure and temperature preferences of tropical mammals and birds: data from a global camera trap network | Michelle Reily |
April 4 | Dr. Don Falk; University of Arizona Tree-Ring Lab | Cross-scale perspectives on disturbance and resilience | Dr. Pete Fule |
April 11 | Dr. Phil Hedrick; Arizona State University | Conservation genetics: Its impact on conserving endangered species | Tabitha Graves |
April 18 | Dr. Bill Mannan; University of Arizona | A long-term study of urban-nesting Cooper's hawks: perspectives on change | Cecilia Schmidt |
April 25 | Dr. Steven Strauss; Oregon State University | Of precaution, pragmatism, and population genetics: GMOs for fuels and forests | Silke Buschman |