“Maine’s Wild Brook Trout: The Past, Present and Future of a Heritage Fish”
Presented by Merry Gallagher, Maine Department of Inland Fisheries and Wildlife Department of Wildlife, Fisheries, and Conservation Biology Fall 2015 Seminar Series
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Adaptive management: So you say it’s a key to resilience?
Senator George J. Mitchell Center Norman Smith Hall, University of Maine, Orono, ME, United StatesMany scholars have called for a paradigm shift in fisheries governance away from management approaches that require definitive information about stock size and dynamics to those that build social-ecological resilience. In this rapidly growing body of research, adaptability is routinely described as one of a short list of mechanisms, along with modularity, diversity, and transformability, […]
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“Modeling Long-Term Effects of Invasive Pests on Carbon and Nitrogen Dynamics in Northeastern Forests”
Speaker: Katherine Crowley, Cary Institute of Ecosystem Studies School of Forest Resources Seminar - Plum Creek Room
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“The Dollars and Sense of Ballot Propositions: Estimating Willingness to Pay for Public Goods Using Aggregate Voting Data”
Presented by: Nathan Chan, Assistant Professor of Economics, Colby College School of Economics 2015 Fall Seminars
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“Climate Change and the Conservation of Montane Biodiversity”
Presented by: Dr. Morgan Tingley, University of Connecticut Hosted by: Brian Olsen Cosponsored by: Wildlife, Fisheries, and Conservation Biology School of Biology and Ecology Seminar Series Fall 2015
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“Recovering the New England Cottontail – Not What You Learned in Your Policy Class”
Presented by: Wally Jakubas, Maine Department of Inland Fisheries & Wildlife Department of Wildlife, Fisheries, and Conservation Biology Fall 2015 Seminar Series
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“Fish, Dams and Resilience: Dam(ned) Tradeoffs Between Nature and Technology”
Presented by: Karen Wilson, Associate Research Professor, University of Southern Maine Hosted by: Senator George J. Mitchell Center for Sustainability Solutions
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“Accounting for Country Risk in Global Timberland Investing”
Presented by: Bret Vicary, James W. Sewall, Inc. School of Forest Resources Seminars - Plum Creek Room
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“The Influence of Paleoclimate on Present-Day Patterns in Biodiversity and Ecosystems”
Presented by: Dr. Alejandro Ordóñez, Aarhus University Hosted by: Jacquelyn Gill School of Biology and Ecology Seminar Series Fall 2015
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“Water On Mars” – PKP Hot Topic
Emera Astronomy Center Rangeley Road, Orono, ME, United StatesPanelists: Dr. David Batuski, Department of Physics and Astronomy Dr. James Fastook, School of Computing & Information Science Dr. Stephen Norton, School of Earth and Climate Sciences Open to public.