Department Seminars
The Forest and Wildlife Ecology Seminar speaker schedule.
F&WE is excited to announce our new department webinar series! Our traditional weekly seminar series will now be delivered remotely using Zoom webinar. The “live” webinars will be held on Fridays, from 3:00-4:00pm throughout the 2020 Fall semester, unless otherwise noted. To view information about the webinars, go to this page to learn more.
Click on each speaker’s name for more information about them. Videos of certain seminars can be accessed by clicking on the highlighted titles.
Spring 2020
| Date | Speaker | Institution | Title |
|---|---|---|---|
| Feb 14 | Grace DiRenzo | Pennsylvania State University | Using Bayesian approaches to examine ecological processes governing disease dynamics |
| Feb 21 | No seminar | ||
| Feb 28 | Marta Jarzyna | Ohio State University | Capturing the critical scales and dimensions of biodiversity change |
| Mar 6 | Marketa Zimova | University of Michigan | Understanding the potential of wild populations to adapt to climate change: Lessons from color molting mammals |
| Mar 13 | Hilary Dugan | University of Wisconsin - Madison | The salinization of freshwater environments |
| Mar 20 | Spring Break | ||
| Mar 27 | Hannay Carey | University of Wisconsin - Madison | --- |
| Apr 3 | No seminar | ||
| Apr 10 | Ryan Norris | Nature Conservancy of Canada | A multi-decade study on the ecology and demise of a food-caching boreal bird at the southern edge of its range |
| Apr 17 | Susan Simard | University of British Columbia | Leopold Lecture |
PAST SEMINARS:
+Fall 2019 - Click to Expand/Collapse
| Date | Speaker | Institution | Title |
|---|---|---|---|
| Sep 13 | Kaitlyn Gaynor | National Center for Ecological Analysis and Synthesis | Spatial and temporal responses of wildlife to predation risk and human disturbance |
| Sep 20 | None | ||
| Sep 27 | Charlotte Chang | National Institute for Mathematical and Biological Synthesis at University of Tennessee - Knoxville | Solutions for nature and people: Bridging the ecological and social dimensions of conservation |
| Oct 4 | None | ||
| Oct 11 | Eliezer (Elie) Gurarie | University of Maryland - College Park and University of Montana - Missoula | Frontiers in movement Ecology: From cognitive foundations to global scales |
| Oct 18 | None | 25th Annual Wisconsin Ecology Fall Symposium | |
| Oct 25 | TBA | TBD | |
| Nov 1 | Jonathan Patz | Global Health Institute at University of Wisconsin - Madison | Climate Change & Health: the risks of no action and the benefits of a green economy |
| Nov 8 | Preston Cole | Wisconsin Department of Natural Resources | Ecology, conservation and wildlife policy issues: A DNR perspective |
| Nov 15 | Katie Moriarty | United States Forest Service | Weasels worth waiting for - using new technology at multiple scales to describe marten and fisher ecology and habitat |
| Nov 22 | Mourad Gabriel | Integral Ecology Research Center | Cannabis and ecology |
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+Fall 2018 - Click to Expand/Collapse
| Date | Speaker | Institution | Title |
|---|---|---|---|
| Sep 21 | Erika Marin-Spiotta | University of Wisconsin-Madison | Out of sight, out of mind? Belowground carbon response to landscape disturbance |
| Sep 28 | Sam Cushman | Forest Service, Flagstaff, AZ | Integrating connectivity modeling, landscape genetics, and scenario analysis in conservation planning |
| Oct 5 | Karen Oberhauser | UW Arboretum | Monarchs, milkweed, and citizen monitoring: Setting conservation targets with messy data |
| Oct 12 | Wisconsin Ecology Fall Symposium | ||
| Oct 19 | Ben Zuckerberg | University of Madison | Disappearing winter refugia in a warming world |
| Oct 26 | Dan Linder | Forest Service, Madison, WI | Portrait of a Killer: Tracking the fungus that is decimating North American bat populations |
| Nov 2 | Jed Meunier | Wisconsin DNR, Madison, WI | Maintaining resilient landscapes in the Lake States requires re-evaluating fire history |
| Nov 9 | David Lewis | Oregon State University | Climate, adaptation, and the value of forestland: A national Ricardian analysis of the United States |
| Nov 16 | David Post | Yale University | Migrating Wildebeest and Raging Hippos on Kenya's Mara River |
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