Tuesday February 2nd
10:00-10:20 am
Fisheries Papers
Environmental Correlates of Seasonal Movement and Migrations of Lake Sturgeon in the Osage and Gasconade rivers.
Human Interaction: Workshop
Contributions of community science to conservation research and management
Forestry Workshop
The digital forest: State-of-the-art information technologies for 21st century forest science and management
NRCS: OJT: Workshop
“NRCS Planning for Beginners and Partners”
10:20-10:40 am
Preliminary Results of a Project Evaluating the Survival and Dispersal of Stocked Striped Bass in Bull Shoals Lake.
10:40-11:00 am
Diet Composition of Blue and Channel Catfish during Different Seasons in the Lower Missouri River
11:00-11:20 am
Darter (Percidae) Community Diversity in the Salt Fork Creek, Saline County, Missouri.
11:20-11:40 am
Macroinvertebrate Community Structure and Substrate Composition in the East Fork Black River
11:40-12:00 pm
Seasonal variation in hyporheic invertebrate communities between upwelling and downwelling zones of an Ozark stream
2:30-2:50 pm
Natural Resources Papers
Evaluating the Impacts of Wetland Enhancement Groundwater-Surface Water Interaction
Ecological: Workshop
Silvopasture: exploring the power of trees and livestock growing together
NRCS: OJT: Workshop
NRCS Business Tools for Planners – CD/CART overview
2:50-3:10 pm
Identifying Successes and Challenges in Collaborations between Researchers and Managers: A Case Study with the U.S.D.A. Forest Service
3:10-3:20 pm
Perceptions of Missouri Landowners with Conservation Easements
Wednesday February 3rd
10:00-10:20 am
Forestry Papers
Modeling Establishment and Growth of Plantation and Converted Silvopasture Systems in the Missouri Ozarks Region
Wildlife Papers
The importance of small remnant prairies for supporting native bee diversity in the urban landscape of Kansas City, Missouri
Human Interaction: Workshop
Utilizing Citizen Science
Ecological: Workshop
Doubling Down on Invasive Plants: Integrated Approach to Control
10:20-10:40 am
Modeling seasonal climate stress for black walnut dominated Silvopasture forest areas in the Missouri Ozarks using UAV-based multispectral indices
Kings and queens of the prairie: Regal fritillary population dynamics in Missouri
10:40-11:00 am
Smoke, Goats, and Oaks: An examination of goat browsing behavior and the impacts of targeted goat browsing on woody regeneration and biodiversity in an Ozark Hardwood Ecosystem
Spatial Ecology of the Northern Copperhead (Agkistrodon contortrix) in St. Louis County, MO
11:00-11:20 am
Reintroduction of Macroflora to a restored prairie and a degraded woodland: a tale of trees and seeds.
Working Together to Restore Missouri’s Wildlife
11:20-11:40 am
New digital soil tools available for foresters
Community Perceptions and the Role of Educational Programming
11:40-12:00 pm
Recovery of shortleaf pine in Missouri from 1959 to 2017
Thursday February 4th
10:00-10:20 am
Natural Resources Papers
Physio-chemical responses to mine adit discharge
Forestry Papers
Evaluating the initial responses of natural and artificial pin oak regeneration to midstory and understory competition control and subsequent overstory release in bottomland hardwood forest in southern Missouri
Fisheries Papers
Lower Osage River Habitat and Fish Community Evaluation
10:20-10:40 am
Bioremediation of atrazine using Bacillus thuringiensis spore-based display system
Evaluating the initial responses of natural and artificial pin oak regeneration to midstory and understory competition control and subsequent overstory release in bottomland hardwood forest in southern Missouri
Monitoring Fish Assemblages from Chevron Dikes on the Middle Mississippi River
10:40-11:00 am
National Needs Fellowship in Forest Resources Management: An Overview
Evaluating the initial responses of natural and artificial pin oak regeneration to midstory and understory competition control and subsequent overstory release in bottomland hardwood forest in southern Missouri
Changes in Dissolved Organic Nitrogen in Missouri Reservoirs (1989 –2018)
11:00-11:20 am
“Soilabrating” what 132 years at Sanborn Field has taught us about soil health
Do forest health issues in oak forests accelerate compositional shifts to non-oaks?
Relationships between nutrients and vegetation: Implications for the management of spring-fed ponds
11:20-11:40 am
Monitoring the success of landscape conservation in Missouri: The creation of the Landscape Health Index for Missouri’s priority geographies and other focal landscapes
Spatial and temporal variability of soil organic carbon on a corn-soybean watershed with 23 years of agroforestry
11:40-12:00 pm
Monitoring the success of landscape conservation in Missouri: How to calculate a Landscape Index and apply it to conservation decision making
Forest Management Effects on Coarse Woody Debris in Hardwood Forests of Missouri