Most of the Fall SNR Seminars and Coffee and Conservation discussions were recorded and are available on the SNR website at https://snr.unl.edu/aboutus/when/seminars.aspx
Seminars:
Justin Dellinger - Mountain lion research in California: implications for wildlife conservation and management in the 21st century
Deke Arndt - Climate, Climate Change and Big Weather: How are they related and how do we know?
Ran Wang - Seeing the unseen: How airborne imaging spectroscopy and fluorometry reveal the secrets of plants from the air.
Lord Ameyaw - Envisioning a treed trajectory for agriculture – findings from agroforestry research.
Keeley MacNeill - Biogeochemical cycling, toxin trickery, and ecosystem processes in headwater streams
Philip Lavretsky - Manhandling mallards: The conservation paradox of feral populations and the meaning of wild.
Leon Barmuta - Small, forested headwater streams and their riparia: are forest managers and ecologists ready for climate change?
Coffee and Conservation:
Katie Piecora - Pronghorn Resource Selection in Nebraska’s Agriculturally Dominated Landscape
Morgan Register - Communicating Precision Agriculture from a Conservation Specialist Perspective
Todd Nordeen - Bighorn Sheep Restoration in Nebraska
Iris McFarlin - Motivational Typologies of Foragers in North Central US
More details at: https://snr.unl.edu/aboutus/when/seminars.aspx