2017 ESA Annual Meeting (August 6 -- 11)

PS 38-95

Long-term trends in plantation forestry: A remote sensing approach
Devin E. McMahon, Stanford University; Robert B. Jackson, Stanford University

PS 38-96

Adaptive grazing management for multiple ecosystem services
D.J. Eastburn, University of California, Davis; Kenneth W. Tate, University of California-Davis; Leslie M. Roche, University of California Davis

PS 38-97

Phenology observations collected by citizen scientists directly support science and natural resource management
Theresa M. Crimmins, USA National Phenology Network

PS 38-98

Proposing integrated ecological and nutritional indicators for agroecosystem resilience
Anne Elise Stratton, University of Michigan; Laura Kuhl, Fletcher School of Law and Diplomacy; Jennifer Blesh, University of Michigan

PS 38-99

Diversity of root-associated ectomycorrhizal fungi of Pinus wallichiana in Kashmir Himalaya
Sumira Tyub, University of Kashmir; Azra N Kamili, University of Kashmir; Zafar Reshi, University of Kashmir

PS 38-100

Cattle grazing effects on native annual forb persistence in California coastal prairies over 15 years
Josephine C. Lesage, University of California, Santa Cruz; Karen D. Holl, University of California, Santa Cruz

PS 38-101

Testing the efficacy of camera traps for estimating medium and large-sized mammal species richness: How to select appropriate sampling duration and number of cameras
Breann Ross, Hofstra University; Russell L. Burke, Hofstra University; Eva Kneip, CUNY, SUNY; Lorenza Beati, Georgia Southern University; Howard S. Ginsberg, USGS Patuxent Wildlife Research Center; Graham Hickling, University of Tennessee, Knoxville; Nicholas H. Ogden, National Public Health Laboratories, Public Health Agency of Canada; Jean I. Tsao, Michigan State University

PS 38-102

Could labile carbon released following bleach-blonde syndrome contribute to Bromus tectorum die-offs?
Alexa Jensen, Brigham Young University; Phil S. Allen, Brigham Young University; Susan E. Meyer, U.S. Forest Service Rocky Mountain Research Station, Shrub Sciences Laboratory; Neil C. Hansen, Brigham Young University; Cassady Harris, Brigham Young University

PS 38-103

Modeling a hydrologically optimal green roof media mixture
Michael A. Bollman, USEPA, National Health and Environmental Research Laboratory; Ryan Duchanois, US EPA, Greater Research Opportunities Undergraduate Fellowships Interns; Montana Etten-Bohm, US EPA, Greater Research Opportunities Undergraduate Fellowships Interns; Grace DeSantis, US EPA, Greater Research Opportunities Undergraduate Fellowships Interns; David M. Olszyk, USEPA, National Health and Environmental Research Laboratory; John G. Lambrinos, Oregon State University; Paul Mayer, USEPA, National Health and Environmental Research Laboratory

PS 38-104

Historical mapping of woodland reveals causes and temporal patterns of contraction in Öræfi, Iceland, from the 12^th century AD to present
Friðþór S Sigurmundsson, University of Iceland; Egill Erlendsson, University of Iceland; Guðrún Gísladóttir, University of Iceland

PS 38-105

The status of snapping turtles (Chelydra serpentina) in Virginia: Commercial harvest, conservation, and demography
Benjamin Charles Colteaux, Virginia Commonwealth University; Derek M. Johnson, Virginia Commonwealth University

PS 38-106

Quantification of fecal indicator bacteria on the surface of sugar kelp Saccharina latissima in proximity to anthropogenic sources
Mary Grace Hollandbeck, University of New England; Adam St. Gelais, University of New England; Gretchen Grebe, University of Maine; Kristin Burkholder, University of New England; Carrie J. Byron, University of New England

PS 38-107

Managing grazing practices to maintain ecosystem services in riparian areas: A case study from the intermountain West
Desneiges Murray, Utah State University; Kristin Hulvey, University of California, Davis; Eric Thacker, Utah State University

PS 38 - Ecosystem Management

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