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SEAFWA 2018

The following schedule is from the 72nd Annual Conference of the Southeastern Association of Fish & Wildlife Agencies which was held October 21-24, 2018 in Mobile, Alabama.

#1

MINRC Student Welcome and Orientation

#2

Conference Registration Desk Open

#3

Welcome Reception at the USS Alabama Battleship! - Sponsored by Brandt Information Services, Inc. and National Shooting Sports Foundation

#4

Student & Professional Meet and Greet

#5

Women in Conservation Mixer - Sponsored by Aspira

#6

SEAFWA Hunting, Fishing & Wildlife Recreation Participation/R3 Committee Meeting

#7

Refreshment Break

#8

Conference Registration Desk Open

#9

PLENARY SESSION

#10

Breakfast with Exhibitors - Sponsored by Johnson Mirmiran & Thompson Inc.

#11

Dinner on Your Own in Mobile

#12

Student/Mentor Lunch - Sponsored by Southern Division American Fisheries Society

#13

Attendee Lunch on Your Own

#14

Marketing, R3 & Communications 1 Track: Diversity and Inclusion Among All Animals in Conservation

#15

Poster Session & Social

#16

SYMPOSIUM-01: Federal Tools for Conservation of At-risk Species on Private Working Forests

#17

Refreshment Break with Exhibitors

#18

SYMPOSIUM-01: Conservation Value of Private, Working Forests: The Role of Forest Management, Certification and Best Management Practices for At-risk Species

#19

Marketing, R3 & Communications 1 Track: The Economic Significance of Fish and Wildlife Recreation in the (Southeast) U.S.

#20

SYMPOSIUM-01: At-Risk Species Conservation on Large Private Working Forests

#21

Marketing, R3 & Communications 1 Track: Partnering with the Industry in Your Community

#22

SYMPOSIUM-01: Introduction to Symposium

#23

SYMPOSIUM-01: Implementing State Agency Conservation of At-risk Species with Private Forest Owners

#24

Coffee Available in the Exhibit Area

#25

Fisheries 1 Track: Movement of Acoustic-tagged Largemouth Bass Between Lake Mattamuskeet and Surrounding Canals in Relation to Changes in Lake Level

#26

Wildlife 1 Track: Survival and Harvest Rates of Male Eastern Wild Turkeys in the Ozark and Ouachita Mountain Regions of Arkansas

#27

Marketing, R3 & Communications 1 Track: Social Media Roundtable

#28

Awards Banquet

#29

Networking Reception with Exhibitors & Sponsors

#30

Breakfast with Exhibitors

#31

Attendee Lunch on Your Own

#32

Marketing, R3 & Communications 2 Track: How R3 Changes Across Different Social Contexts

#33

Refreshment Break with Exhibitors

#34

SYMPOSIUM-05: Biodiversity Information Serving Our Nation: The Largest and Most Comprehensive Resource for Invasive Species Data from Across the U.S.

#35

Marketing, R3 & Communications 2 Track: R3 Successes through Marketing

#36

Marketing, R3 & Communications 2 Track: Using Partnerships to Market Programs

#37

SYMPOSIUM-03: Coordinated Surveys for Alligator Snapping Turtles in Louisiana

#38

Marketing, R3 & Communications 2 Track: Alabama's Adult Mentored Hunting Program

#39

Marketing, R3 & Communications 2 Track: Kentucky Wild: Marketing New Opportunities to Support Wildlife Conservation with the Kentucky Department of Fish and Wildlife Resources

#40

Marketing, R3 & Communications 2 Track: Impacts of Hunting Clinics with College Students on Hunting Recruitment

#41

SYMPOSIUM-03: Going with the Flow: Multi-state Taxonomic Investigation and Conservation Assessment of Crayfishes

#42

SYMPOSIUM-05: Wildlife Hosts and Tick Behavior Are Driving Expansion of Borrelia-infected Tick Populations into Southeastern States

#43

Directors’ Business Meeting

#44

SYMPOSIUM-04: Using Maximum Entropy Modelling and Geographic Information Systems to Assist with Aquatic Species and Habitat Conservation Efforts in North Carolina

#45

Refreshment Break with Exhibitors

#46

Southeastern Section of The Wildlife Society Annual Business Meeting

#47

SYMPOSIUM-04: Using Species Habitat and Population Models Within a Strategic Conservation Framework to Inform Landscape Conservation Design

#48

Fisheries 3 Track: River Herring Population Monitoring and Exploratory Occurrence Surveys in the Neuse River Basin, North Carolina

#49

SYMPOSIUM-04: Discussion: Advance the application of species distribution models to conservation and management of rare, threatened and endangered southeastern flora and fauna

#50

Continental Breakfast