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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.

1:20pm

SYMPOSIUM-01: Introduction to Symposium Grand Bay I

1:40pm

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

2:00pm

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

2:20pm

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

3:20pm

SYMPOSIUM-01: Forestry and Heirs’ Property: Obstacles and Synergies Grand Bay I

3:40pm

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

4:00pm

SYMPOSIUM-01: Example of Cooperative Conservation on Private, Working Forests: Pilot Project for Gopher Tortoise in Alabama Grand Bay I

4:20pm

SYMPOSIUM-01: Panel Discussion Grand Bay I

8:00am

SYMPOSIUM-03: Status Surveys for the Rattlesnake Master Borer Moth (Papaipema eryngii) in the Southeast Region Grand Bay I

8:20am

SYMPOSIUM-03: Overview of Recent Surveys for At-risk Species in Oklahoma Grand Bay I

8:40am

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

9:00am

SYMPOSIUM-03: Range and Status Updates for a Petitioned Endemic Species, the Carolina Pygmy Sunfish (Elassoma boehlkei), in Two States Grand Bay I

9:20am

SYMPOSIUM-03: Conserving a Southeastern Legacy: Status of the Alligator Snapping Turtle (Macrochelys temminckii) in South Mississippi Grand Bay I

9:40am

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

10:20am

SEAFWA Wildlife Diversity Committee Meeting Grand Bay I

1:20pm

SYMPOSIUM-04: Species Distribution Models in Management and Conservation: Opportunities and Challenges Grand Bay I

1:40pm

SYMPOSIUM-04: The Development and Delivery of Species Distribution Models to Inform Decision-making Grand Bay I

2:00pm

SYMPOSIUM-04: Integration of Comprehensive R, T & E Species Distribution Models into Environmental Review in Virginia Grand Bay I

2:20pm

SYMPOSIUM-04: Better Species Mapping, Better Conservation and Management Decisions Grand Bay I

2:40pm

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

3:20pm

SYMPOSIUM-04: Using Species Habitat and Population Models Within a Strategic Conservation Framework to Inform Landscape Conservation Design Grand Bay I Wildlife 3 Track: Northern Bobwhite Nest Site Use and Survival on a Landscape Managed with Prescribed Fire in Oklahoma Grand Bay I

3:40pm

SYMPOSIUM-04: Integrating At-risk and Range Restricted Species Models into the SALCC Conservation Blueprint Grand Bay I

4:00pm

SYMPOSIUM-04: Range-wide Status Modeling to Accelerate Conservation of At-Risk Species in the Longleaf System Grand Bay I

4:20pm

SYMPOSIUM-04: The Future of Model-based Decision Making: Seizing Opportunities and Overcoming Barriers Grand Bay I

4:40pm

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

8:00am

SYMPOSIUM-06: Introduction to Symposium Grand Bay I

8:20am

SYMPOSIUM-06: Movement Ecology of Seabirds: Multi-scale and Multi-taxa Approaches to Addressing Conservation Needs in the Gulf of Mexico Grand Bay I

8:40am

SYMPOSIUM-06: A Tale of Two Timescales: Using Otolith Microchemistry to Improve Our Understanding of Alligator Gar Movement in the Lower Trinity River, Texas Grand Bay I

9:00am

SYMPOSIUM-06: Using Telemetry to Track Manatee Habitat Use in the Northcentral Gulf of Mexico Grand Bay I

9:20am

SYMPOSIUM-06: Using Acoustic Telemetry to Refine Essential Fish Habitat for Juvenile Gulf of Mexico Blacktip Sharks Grand Bay I

9:40am

SYMPOSIUM-06: Developing a regional network of ‘sentinel’ sites: monitored multi-species fish spawning aggregation sites throughout the Gulf of Mexico and the wider Caribbean to evaluate site fidelity, connectivity... Grand Bay I

10:20am

SYMPOSIUM-06: Gulf of Mexico Migratory Species Conservation Decision Support Tool Grand Bay I

10:40am

SYMPOSIUM-06: The Gulf Acoustic Research Database and Interspecies Animal Tracking Network (GUARDIAN): Building a Secure, Authenticated Visualization Portal for Multi-species Analysis Grand Bay I

11:20am

SYMPOSIUM-06: Gulf of Mexico animal telemetry needs: Identifying data gaps and setting future priorities Grand Bay I