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Sunday, January 19
 

8:00am CST

Conference Registration Desk Open Grand Coatroom (4th Floor)

9:00am CST

W-01: Introduction to Map Making in R (CAPACITY FULL) Grand B (4th Floor)

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
 

7:00am CST

Continental Breakast with Exhibitors - Sponsored by St. Louis Zoo WildCare Institute Grand Foyer (4th Floor)

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)

12:00pm CST

Lunch On Your Own Offsite Student & Professional Networking Luncheon (pre-registration required) Grand Ballroom (DEFGH)

1:40pm CST

Fisheries Track: Effects of Flow Variation on Recruitment in a Central Missouri Stream Fish Assemblage Regency D (2nd Floor)Connor Church

2:00pm CST

Fisheries Track: Identifying Spawning Sites and Fidelity of Ogaa (walleye Sander Vitreus): Implications for Fishery Stewardship Regency C (2nd Floor)Kayla Lenz

2:40pm CST

S-02: Moxostoma Migratory Movements during Restoration Efforts in the Cuyahoga River, OH Regency B (2nd Floor)Sophia Bonjour

3:00pm CST

Coffee Break Grand Foyer (4th Floor)

3:20pm CST

Fisheries Track: Spatial and temporal resource use of the Upper Mississippi River Regency D (2nd Floor)Shaley Valentine

3:40pm CST

Fisheries Track: Macroinvertebrate Assemblages Using Live Freshwater Mussels as Habitat Regency D (2nd Floor)Madison Dunlap

4:00pm CST

Fisheries Track: Spectaclecase Mussel Detection in the Upper Mississippi River Using eDNA Regency D (2nd Floor)Tariq Tajjioui

6:00pm CST

Offsite Dinner and Social ($) - Sponsored by Missouri Conservation Heritage Foundation Anheuser-Busch Brewery
 
Tuesday, January 21
 

7:00am CST

Speaker Ready Room Open Mills 4 (4th Floor) Continental Breakast with Exhibitors - Sponsored by PayIt Grand Foyer (4th Floor)

8:00am CST

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

10:05am CST

Coffee Break Grand Foyer (4th Floor)

10:20am CST

Fisheries Track: Apples and Oranges? Using radio and acoustic telemetry to evaluate restoration success. Regency D (2nd Floor)Seth Fopma

10:40am CST

Fisheries Track: Enhancing the science of age estimation: the creation of fishage.org Regency D (2nd Floor)Mark Pegg

11:00am CST

Fisheries Track: Big River Bluegill: How and why bluegill population dynamics vary along a large river gradient Regency C (2nd Floor)Kristen Bouska

11:20am CST

Fisheries Track: Microplastic Abundance in Fish Species with Differing Feeding Habits in a Large Midwestern River Regency C (2nd Floor)Michael Louison

11:40am CST

Fisheries Track: Flow and temperature impacts on catfish populations in two Missouri River tributaries Regency D (2nd Floor)BJ Schall

12:00pm CST

Lunch On Your Own Offsite

1:20pm CST

S-08: A PVA to Support Conservation Planning for Blanding’s Turtles in Iowa Grand B (4th Floor)Elizabeth Lang

1:40pm CST

Fisheries Track: Response of Fish Communities to Backwater Restoration in the Upper Mississippi River Regency C (2nd Floor)Hannah Lenning S-07: Evaluating Invasive Carp Management on the Illinois Waterway Through Adaptive ‘Multi-Agency Monitoring’ Regency E (2nd Floor)Michael Spear

2:00pm CST

Fisheries Track: Exploring Assessment Techniques for Minnesota's Newest Sport Fish: the Burbot Regency D (2nd Floor)Kristen Patterson S-07: Exploring tools to evaluate invasive carp management success across different density gradients and river systems Regency E (2nd Floor)Jim Lamer

2:20pm CST

Fisheries Track: Recruitment of Channel Catfish stocked as advanced fingerlings and yearlings in Ohio reservoirs Regency D (2nd Floor)Stephen Tyszko S-07: Invasive Carp Growth Chronologies: Management Tool To Help Evaluate Harvest Success? Regency E (2nd Floor)Kaiden Vinavich

2:40pm CST

Fisheries Track: Trends in Population Status and Range-Wide Geographic Patterns of Genetic Variation for the Federally Petitioned Bluestripe Darter Regency C (2nd Floor)Brittany Harried

3:00pm CST

Coffee Break Grand Foyer (4th Floor)

3:20pm CST

Fisheries Track: Identifying potential sources of natural recruitment of muskellunge in Green Bay, Lake Michigan Regency D (2nd Floor)Ryan Eastman S-09: Anonymous Location Data Integrated with Intercept Surveys: A Powerful Combined Approach to Measuring Lake Recreation Mills 3 (4th Floor)Rebecca Krogman

3:40pm CST

Fisheries Track: Navigating the Currents: Investigating Environmental Cues for Pallid Sturgeon Immigration and Emigration for a Missouri River Tributary Regency C (2nd Floor)Jenna Ruoss

4:00pm CST

Fisheries Track: Dispersal of Juvenile Lake Sturgeon Stocked in the Saginaw River Basin Regency C (2nd Floor)Maxwell Majinska

4:20pm CST

Fisheries Track: Reproductive Characteristics of a Vulnerable Riverine Specialist in the Unchannelized Missouri River Regency C (2nd Floor)BJ Schall S-07: Copious Copi: Using Incentives and Marketing to Control Bigheaded Carps Regency E (2nd Floor)James Garvey

6:00pm CST

Poster Session & Tradeshow Social - Co-Sponsored by Aquatic Control, HDR Engineering & NASA Grand Ballroom (4th Floor) P-38: Effects of Environmental Variables on Crayfish Occupancy in Shallow Eutrophic Lakes and Wetlands Grand Ballroom (4th Floor)Dalton Clayton P-51: Assessing Differences in Reproductive Potential in Two Shovelnose Sturgeon Populations Grand Ballroom (4th Floor)Lydia Flinders P-88: Invasive Silver Carp (Hypophthalmichthys molitrix) and the impact on native fish communities throughout the Mississippi River basin Grand Ballroom (4th Floor)Justin Harms
 
Wednesday, January 22
 

7:00am CST

Continental Breakast with Exhibitors Grand Foyer (4th Floor)

8:00am CST

S-15: An Overview of the Sustainable Rivers Program Grand A (4th Floor)Heidi Mehl

8:20am CST

Fisheries Track: Evaluating Lake Sturgeon Spawning Site Use and the Relative Contribution of Spawning Tributaries to Harvest in the Lake Winnebago System Regency C (2nd Floor)Sam Embersits S-15: Modifying Water Velocities to Promote Lake Sturgeon Spawning Success on the Mississippi River Grand A (4th Floor)Sarah Peper

8:40am CST

Fisheries Track: Assessing Age and Incremental Growth Rates in Cedar River Shovelnose Sturgeon through an 18-year Mark-Recapture Dataset Regency C (2nd Floor)Juliana Kaloczi S-15: Lake Sturgeon Response to Modified Flows on the Salt River Grand A (4th Floor)Annie Hentschke

9:00am CST

S-15: Assessing the effects of experimental flow releases on Shovelnose Sturgeon spawning in the Des Moines River, Iowa Grand A (4th Floor)McKensie Vaske

9:20am CST

S-15: Shovelnose Sturgeon Summer Habitat Selection on the Des Moines River, Iowa Grand A (4th Floor)Daniel Paulson

9:40am CST

S-15: Movement of Pectoral Sandpipers from an Iowa stopover site Grand A (4th Floor)Victoria Fasbender

10:20am CST

S-11: Habitat Associations of Invasive Rusty Crayfish and Native Virile Crayfish in a Shallow, Eutrophic Natural Lake Grand C (4th Floor)Dalton Clayton

10:40am CST

S-15: Native Freshwater Mussels in the Allegheny River: Science to Support the Sustainable Rivers Program Grand A (4th Floor)Teresa Newton

11:20am CST

Fisheries Track: Influence of Thermal Variation on Paddlefish Thermal Tolerance, Recovery and Post-Release Behavior Regency C (2nd Floor)Shasta Kamara
 
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