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Sunday, January 19
 

5:00pm CST

Student Icebreaker Meet & Greet Grand FGH (4th Floor)

6:00pm CST

Welcome Networking Social - Sponsored by USFWS Grand Foyer (4th Floor)
 
Monday, January 20
 

8:00am CST

Plenary Session 1 and Awards Grand Ballroom (4th Floor)Ben Batten • Jim Inglis

10:05am CST

Coffee Break - Sponsored by Wildlife Management Institute Grand Foyer (4th Floor)

10:30am CST

Annual Membership Meeting – North Central Section of The Wildlife Society Grand C (4th Floor)Jeremy Holtz

12:00pm CST

Student & Professional Networking Luncheon (pre-registration required) Grand Ballroom (DEFGH)

2:00pm CST

Wildlife Track: Effects of Landscape Characteristics on Occurrence and Density of Native Bumblebee Species. Fort Riley. Kansas Sterling 3 (2nd Floor)Cassidy Lathrom

2:20pm CST

S-01: Breeding bird community in the Mississippi River floodplain forest: Two Decades of change Sterling 9 (2nd Floor )Mike Wellik

2:40pm CST

S-01: Evaluating the Effectiveness of Autonomous Recording Units for Detecting Upper Mississippi River Migratory Landbirds Sterling 9 (2nd Floor )Nicole Michel

3:00pm CST

Coffee Break Grand Foyer (4th Floor)

3:20pm CST

S-01: A framework to facilitate habitat conservation for marsh birds in the Midwest and Great Lakes regions Sterling 9 (2nd Floor )Michael Monfils S-06: Burn with Care – Challenges and Considerations for Replicating Historic Fire in Missouri State Parks Grand C (4th Floor)Ron Colatskie

3:40pm CST

Wildlife Track: Space use and habitat selection of a recolonized bobcat population Regency F (2nd Floor)Ellen Audia

4:00pm CST

Wildlife Track: Integrated dynamic occupancy models reveal declines in gamebird distributions in Illinois and sampling bias in eBird data Sterling 3 (2nd Floor)Lauren Scopel

4:20pm CST

Wildlife Track: Using the Motus Wildlife Tracking System to fill knowledge gaps for priority Neotropical migratory birds in the Midwest and beyond Sterling 3 (2nd Floor)Sarah Kendrick

4:40pm CST

Wildlife Track: Creating a state-space model to assess the population status of fishers (Pekania pennanti) in Michigan's Upper Peninsula) Regency F (2nd Floor)Justin Remmers
 
Tuesday, January 21
 

8:00am CST

Plenary Session 2 and Awards Grand Ballroom (DEFGH)Rob Hunt • Roger Still

10:05am CST

Coffee Break Grand Foyer (4th Floor)

10:40am CST

Wildlife Track: Temporal Dynamics and Potential Niche Separation Amongst Carnivores: A Decadal Analysis Regency F (2nd Floor)Max Larreur Wildlife Track: The power of bats: evaluating protected bats during energy project planning Sterling 9 (2nd Floor )Brittany Schweiger

2:00pm CST

Wildlife Track: Use of thermal-imaging drones to assess assumptions of density estimation techniques Sterling 9 (2nd Floor )David Delaney

2:20pm CST

Wildlife Track: Wetland Management and Habitat Associations of Breeding Secretive Marsh Birds, including King Rail, in Missouri Regency F (2nd Floor)Ryan McGinty

2:40pm CST

Wildlife Track: River-Floodplain Connectivity: Effects on Ecological Communities in Restored Wetlands along the Lower Missouri River Regency F (2nd Floor)Josh Williams

6:00pm CST

P-08: Examining the Intraspecies and Interspecies Communication Between Canid Species in Central Wisconsin Grand Ballroom (4th Floor)Adrienne Cohoon P-15: Optimizing Density Estimation Methods Using Passive Acoustic Monitoring for Eastern-Whip-poor-wills (Antrostromus vociferus) Grand Ballroom (4th Floor)Haley Holiman P-18: Long-term Dynamics of Seasonal Tree Phenology and Forest Songbird Populations Across the Central Hardwoods (Preliminary Findings) Grand Ballroom (4th Floor)Benjamin Tjepkes P-96: Development and Cloud Implementation of the New Annual National Land Cover Database for the United States Grand Ballroom (4th Floor)Jesslyn Brown
 
Wednesday, January 22
 

8:00am CST

S-13: wdnr.fmdb – A case study of living data in Wisconsin DNR’s Fisheries Management Program Sterling 3 (2nd Floor)Paul Frater S-16: Migratory Birds and Climate Change: Symposium Opening Remarks Regency D (2nd Floor)Douglas Gorby S-19: Midwest Landscape Initiative and the Midwest Conservation Blueprint Sterling 9 (2nd Floor )Rachael Carlberg

8:40am CST

S-16: Microclimates and Species Life History Differences Inform Climate Vulnerability in a Grassland Songbird Community Regency D (2nd Floor)Benjamin Zuckerberg

9:20am CST

S-19: Collaborative Conservation for the Next Generation Sterling 9 (2nd Floor )Rachael Carlberg

9:40am CST

S-13: Missouri Ozark Forest Ecosystem Project: Adapting to change Sterling 3 (2nd Floor)Shelby Timm

10:20am CST

S-19: A Partner-Focused Path Forward To Conserve Grasslands and Midwest Communities Sterling 9 (2nd Floor )Alex Wright

11:20am CST

S-19: Development and Implementation of Missouri's Landscape Health Index Sterling 9 (2nd Floor )Jon Podoliak
 
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