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Tuesday, January 21
 

10:20am CST

S-12: Not Just Ducks...Reframing Wetland Conservation TBAFrank Nelson

10:40am CST

S-12: Tribal Wisdom on Nibi and Wetlands; Manoomin and the Circle of Life TBAKathleen Smith

11:30am CST

S-12: Return of the Wapato TBATracy Hames

1:20pm CST

S-12: Wiski/Oski (River Cane): A Keystone Species in the Floodplain and in Chickasaw Culture TBAKent Sanmann

1:50pm CST

S-12: Osage Culinary Traditions and Food Sovereignty TBAVeronica Pipestem

2:20pm CST

S-12: Reconstructing wetland garden productivity and resilience at Cahokia, Illinois (900-1350 AD) TBANatalie Mueller

2:40pm CST

S-12: Native Landscapes: Engaging and Empowering Community TBACydney Ross

3:20pm CST

S-12: Growing native edible plants for food and wildlife in farms and gardens. TBANadia Navarrete-Tindall

3:50pm CST

S-12: Ducks Plus: Cultivating Sustainable Landscapes with Partners TBAMark Flaspohler

4:10pm CST

S-12: Incorporating Ecological Design for Production and Resilience: A Case Study in the Lower Missouri River Floodplain TBAZach Miller

4:30pm CST

S-12: Not Just for Ducks: Facilitated Discussion TBA
 
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  • S-01: Flight of Discovery: Bird Research & Monitoring within the Mississippi Flyway
  • S-02: Connecting the Dots: Addressing Aquatic Habitat Fragmentation Across the Midwest
  • S-03: CWD: A Wicked Challenge
  • S-04: Building Resilient Salmonid Populations with Multi-faceted Management and Research Approaches (PART 1)
  • S-04: Building Resilient Salmonid Populations with Multi-faceted Management and Research Approaches (PART 2)
  • S-05: Working Lands & Resilient Streams: The Power of Partnering with Landowners
  • S-06: Restoring and Reconstructing Endangered Ecosystems in Missouri: Case Studies of Prairie/Savanna/Woodland and Wetland Natural Communities
  • S-07: Sharing Knowledge Across Sub-basins: Invasive Carp in the Missouri River Basin and Beyond
  • S-07: Sharing Knowledge Across Sub-basins: Invasive Carp in the Missouri River Basin and Beyond (PART 1
  • S-08: Conservation of Crawfish Frogs and Other Amphibians and Reptiles of the Midwest
  • S-09: Conservation Social Science: Informing Management and Enhancing Engagement in the Midwest
  • S-10: Charting a Path Forward - Fisheries and Aquatic Plant Management Now and in the Future
  • S-11: Crayfish Conservation and Management
  • S-12: Not Just for Ducks…Reframing Marshes as Working Water Gardens
  • S-13: Living Data on the Road to Resilience: Opportunities/Challenges/Best Practices
  • S-14: Thriving Amidst Challenges: Examining Resilient Walleye Populations
  • S-15: The Sustainable Rivers Program - Reoperating Corps of Engineers Water Infrastructure to Enhance Environmental Benefits
  • S-16: Migratory Birds and Climate Change: Science to Inform Management
  • S-17: Applied Science and Adaptation of R3 Efforts
  • S-18: FishCAST: Working Towards a Better Future for All Fisheries Professionals
  • S-19: How is Landscape Conservation Relevant to You?
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