Organized Oral Session

 
Monday, August 2, 2010

1:30 PM-5:00 PM
OOS 1 - Food Webs and Climate Change  
OOS 2 - Another Challenge to Eastern Forests of North America:  Hemlock Wooly Adelgid, Climate Change, and the Loss of Hemlock  
OOS 3 - Communicating the Ecology and Justice Dimensions of Climate Change to Diverse Audiences: Educational Opportunities and Challenges  
OOS 4 - Modeling and Managing Forest Impacts from Climate Change: An Integrated Landscape Approach  
OOS 5 - Long-term Warming Experiment: What We Have Learned and What is Unknown  
OOS 6 - Effects of Global Warming in Tropical Montane Systems  
OOS 7 - Managing Impacts of Ungulate Herbivory in Forest Landscapes: New Lessons and Opportunities  
 
Tuesday, August 3, 2010

8:00 AM-11:30 AM
OOS 8 - Mechanisms of Resilience in Ecological and Socioecological Systems  
OOS 9 - Spatial Food Web Ecology: Toward a Mechanistic Landscape Ecology  
OOS 10 - Ecosystem Changes: Connecting Long-Term Vegetation Studies with USNVC  
OOS 11 - Vegetation Dynamics, Structures and Traits of the Midwestern Oak-Savannas Under Changing Environment  
OOS 12 - Rooftop Ecology: What Is a Green Roof and Why Should Ecologists Care?  
OOS 13 - Forecasting Ecosystem Responses to Elevated CO2: Confronting Models with Long-Term CO2 Enrichment Experiment  
OOS 14 - Ecology Education in 2020 -- Integrating New Technologies with Mother Nature  

1:30 PM-5:00 PM
OOS 15 - Toward a Traits-Based Understanding of Coexistence Under Competition for Light in Forest Communities: Combining Demography and Functional Ecology  
OOS 16 - Global Change and Alpine Ecosystems: the Experience So Far and Looking Ahead  
OOS 17 - Engaging Underrepresented Audiences in the Study of Continental Scale Ecological Change  
OOS 18 - Citizen Science to Remote Sensing: Emerging Programs and Methods for Establishing Broad-Scale Phenological Monitoring  
OOS 19 - Gaps In Predicting Vegetation Change - Physiological and Genetic Variation And Extreme Events  
OOS 20 - The Role of Student Research in Long-Term Studies: Insights into Climate Change and Disturbance Theory  
OOS 21 - Climate Change and Biotic Interactions: When and Where Do They Matter  
OOS 22 - Ecosystem Changes: Connecting Long-Term Vegetation Studies with Vegetation Classification (part 2)  
 
Wednesday, August 4, 2010

8:00 AM-11:30 AM
OOS 23 - Reclamation and Reforestation of Mined Land  
OOS 24 - Linking People, Nature, and Water Together through Restoration: Applications and Lessons learned in Wetland Restoration, in the Mid-Atlantic United States  
OOS 25 - Extending Dynamic Food Web Models to Address Environmental Problems  
OOS 26 - The Effects of Abiotic, Biotic and Human Influences on Soil Greenhouse Gas Fluxes Across Varied Environments.  
OOS 27 - Invasive Species and Climate Change:  Challenges and Opportunities in a Warmer World  
OOS 28 - Management Effects on Ecosystem Services in the Face of Environmental Variability.  
OOS 29 - Long-term Research on Ecological Dynamics from Local Through Global Scales: Insights from the NSF LTREB Program  

1:30 PM-5:00 PM
OOS 30 - Reconstruction of Climate, Fire, and Forest Dynamics in Eastern North America via Dendroecology; Gleaning New Perspective from Ancient Trees  
OOS 31 - From Microbial to Conservation Biology: Exploring Phylogenetic Beta Diversity as a Theoretical Tool Uniting Disciplines  
OOS 32 - Landscape and Ecoregional Approaches to Protecting Biodiversity in a Changing Climate  
OOS 33 - Climate and its Impact on Avian Abundance over Large Geographic Areas and Different Time Scales:  Insights from Terrestrial and Marine Realms  
OOS 34 - What is the Fate of Tropical Forests Under Climate Change?  Integrating Remote Sensing, Micro-Meteorology, Forest Plots, and Ecological Models  
OOS 35 - Soil Moisture as an Integrating Factor Determining Grassland/Old Field Responses to Global Warming  
OOS 36 - The Evolving Role of Ecologists in the Development of Environmental Public Policy  
OOS 37 - Vulnerability and Resilience of Ecosystem Carbon and Biodiversity to Climate Change and Deforestation in the Asia-Pacific Region  
 
Thursday, August 5, 2010

8:00 AM-11:30 AM
OOS 38 - Ecological Dimensions of Biofuel Production  
OOS 39 - Novel Applications of Remote Sensing to Environmental Monitoring under a Changing Climate  
OOS 40 - Latitudinal Gradients in Consumer-Resource Interactions: Bridging the Gap Between Pattern and Processes (Part 1 of 2)  
OOS 41 - Plant Genotypic and Microbial Controls Over Ecosystem Processes: The Role of Diversity in Modulating Response to Global Change  
OOS 42 - Training the Next Generation of Ecologists: How Universities Are Doing It  
OOS 43 - Combining Experiments, Process Studies, and Models to Forecast the Future of Ecosystems, Communities, and Populations  

1:30 PM-5:00 PM
OOS 44 - Predicting the Present from the Past: Using Historic Datasets to Understand and Predict Climate Change Impacts  
OOS 45 - Latitudinal Gradients in Consumer-Resource Interactions: Bridging the Gap between Pattern and Processes (Part 2 of 2).  
OOS 46 - Mechanistic Assessments of the Role of Natural Enemies and Negative Frequency Dependence in Facilitating Species Coexistence  
OOS 47 - Stressing Out: Ecological Responses of Plants to a Changing Environment  
OOS 48 - Causes and Consequences of Individual Variation in Dispersal  
OOS 49 - The Role of Microorganisms in the Ecology and Evolution of Tri-Trophic Interactions.  
OOS 50 - The Role of Landscape Connectivity in Planning and Implementing Conservation and Restoration Priorities  
 
Friday, August 6, 2010

8:00 AM-11:30 AM
OOS 51 - The Invasion Ecology of the Disease:  Understanding the Drivers of Microbial Community Assembly and Host-Microbe Dynamics in the Human Body  
OOS 52 - Plant Signaling: The Opportunities and Dangers of Chemical Communication  
OOS 53 - Beyond the Pavement: Road Network Structure, Use and Ecological Responses in Backcountry Environments  
OOS 54 - Garlic Mustard: Lessons Learned from Multiple Dimensions of Ecological Invasion Study  
OOS 55 - Wind Energy: A Solution to Global Warming or a Wildlife Disaster?  
OOS 56 - Ecological Impacts of Emerald Ash Borer on Forest Ecosystems  
OOS 57 - Scaling Genes to Ecosystems: Building the Bridge between Microbial Ecology and Global Processes  

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