Organized Oral Sessions

Monday, August 5, 2013

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1:30 PM-5:00 PM


OOS 1 - How Does Plasticity In Root Morphology and Physiology Buffer Responses To Changes In Resource Availability?

OOS 2 - Plant Functional Types in Dynamic Vegetation Models for Arctic Ecosystems: Past Experiences, Future Directions

OOS 3 - Plugging Into NEON – A Foundation for Ecological Research At the Continental Scale and Beyond

OOS 4 - Seeing Ecology In Forest Inventories: What National Forest Inventories Can Tell Us About Forest Ecology

OOS 5 - Uncertainty Analysis: A Critical Step in Ecological Synthesis

Tuesday, August 6, 2013

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8:00 AM-11:30 AM


OOS 6 - Climate Change, Drought and Tree Mortality: Pattern, Process, and Prediction

OOS 7 - Doing Justice Through Your Research: Following Your Passion and Creating a Just Society as an Ecologist

OOS 8 - Legacies From Long-Term Ecological Studies: Using The (Recent) Past To Inform Future Research

OOS 9 - Sex-Structured Population Dynamics: Theoretical and Empirical Approaches

OOS 10 - Terrestrial-Aquatic Linkages I: Changing Patterns of Sediment Delivery From Agricultural Watersheds

1:30 PM-5:00 PM


OOS 11 - Communities, Places, and American Ecology: Case Studies

OOS 12 - Enhancing Linkages between Forest Management and Ecological Theory

OOS 13 - Terrestrial-Aquatic Linkages II: Movement of Nutrients and Carbon

OOS 14 - The Effects of Climate Change on Community and Ecosystem Processes: Lessons Learned from the Long-Term Ecological Research (LTER) Network

Wednesday, August 7, 2013

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8:00 AM-11:30 AM


OOS 15 - Evaluating The Dynamics Of Tree Species Range Limits Under Climate Change For Sustaining Biodiversity

OOS 16 - Informing and Evaluating Climate Change Adaptation Approaches Using Historic Ecological Data Records

OOS 17 - The Development of Regional Plot-Based Vegetation Classifications: How Classifications Based on Large Sets of Plot Data Further Our Understanding of Vegetation Ecology and Conservation

OOS 18 - What Is The Fate Of a Forest Without Vertebrate Frugivores? Merging Case Studies With Theory

OOS 19 - White-Tailed Deer: Ecology, Management and Social Consequences Of An Overabundant Wildlife Species

1:30 PM-5:00 PM


OOS 20 - Community-structuring Processes in Fragmented Freshwater Habitats: A Synthesis Across Scales and Systems

OOS 21 - Frontiers In Modeling Drought- and Insect-Induced Tree Mortality With Climate Change

OOS 22 - Population, Community and Ecosystem Collapse and Recovery: Lessons Learned and Remaining Challenges For The Future Of Ecosystem Management

Thursday, August 8, 2013

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8:00 AM-11:30 AM


OOS 23 - Bridging The Public-Private Land Divide - Supporting Biodiversity Conservation and Ecosystem Services By Tapping The Ingenuity In Social-Ecological Systems

OOS 24 - Managing Belowground Processes In Agroecosystems

OOS 25 - Plant Reintroductions As Sustained Ecological Experiments: Results and Feedbacks To Restoration and Theory

OOS 26 - Sustaining Forest Goods and Services In a Time Of Change: The Role Of Harvest Gaps In Northern Temperate Forest Regeneration and Diversity

1:30 PM-5:00 PM


OOS 27 - Indigenous Communities, Traditional Ecological Knowledge and Climate Change: Impacts, Mitigation, Adaptation and Education

OOS 28 - Long-term Legacies of Invasive Shrubs on Forest Ecosystems

OOS 29 - Peatland Processes and Environmental Change: Past, Present, and Future

OOS 30 - The Climate Change Response Framework: Integrating Tools, Partnerships, and Actions to Support Climate-Smart Conservation and Forest Management

Friday, August 9, 2013

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8:00 AM-11:30 AM


OOS 31 - Climate Change and Boreal Forests

OOS 32 - Ecophysiological Effects Of Predation Risk

OOS 33 - Implications of Climate Change for Ecosystem Processes in the Southwest U.S.

OOS 34 - Intrapopulation Niche Variation: From Incidence to Relevance

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