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Session Name	Session Chair	Moderated Panel Discussion
Ecology and Conservation of Amphibians and Reptiles	Jeff Alvarez, The Wildlife Project	Monday Feb 1, 3:30-4:30 pm
Ecology and Conservation of Carnivores	Brian Cypher, CSU Stanislaus	Monday Feb 1, 3:30-4:30 pm
Spotted Owl Ecology and Conservation	Rocky Gutierrez, University of Minnesota	Monday Feb 1, 3:30-4:30 pm
Innovative Approaches in Wildlife Management	Linda Leeman, Ascent Environmental	Monday Feb 1, 3:30-4:30 pm
Wildlife and Climate Change	Rachel Mazur, National Park Service	Tuesday Feb 2, 3:30-4:30 pm
Ecology and Conservation of Birds	Dave Riensche, East Bay Regional Park District	Tuesday Feb 2, 3:30-4:30 pm
Barred Owl Biology and Management	John Keane, US Forest Service	Tuesday Feb 2, 3:30-4:30 pm
Feral Cat Management and Public Communication - Challenges and Solutions	Angela Amlin, National Oceanic & Atmospheric Administration	Tuesday Feb 2, 3:30-4:30 pm
Ecology and Conservation of Large Mammals	Rhys Evans, Vandenberg Air Force Base	Wednesday Feb 3, 3:30-4:30 pm
Sage Grouse and Great Basin Ecosystems I	Thad Heater, USDA-NRCS	Wednesday Feb 3, 3:30-4:30 pm
Ecology and Conservation of Bats	Joseph Szewczak, Humboldt State University	Wednesday Feb 3, 3:30-4:30 pm
Ecology and Conservation of Small Mammals	Esther Burkett, CDFW	Thursday Feb 4, 3:30-4:30 pm
Sage Grouse and Great Basin Ecosystems II	Thad Heater, USDA-NRCS	Thursday Feb 4, 3:30-4:30 pm
Incorporating Indigenous Ecological Knowledge into Wildlife Management	Melinda Mohamid, MIG, Inc.	Thursday Feb 4, 3:30-4:30 pm
Wildlife Techniques and Technologies	Susanne Marczak, San Diego Zoo Global	Friday Feb 5, 3:30-4:30 pm
Recreation and Human Impacts to Wildlife	John McNerney, City of Davis	Friday Feb 5, 3:30-4:30 pm
Poster Session	Carlos Alvarado and Allison Fuller, Ascent Environmental	n/a

Session: Ecology and Conservation of Amphibians and Reptiles

Chair: Jeff Alvarez, The Wildlife Project

#	Presenter	Title	Date/Time
1	Michael Westphal	OVERWINTERING ROUGH-SKINNED NEWT LARVAE INCREASE PREDATION RISK TO CALIFORNIA RED-LEGGED FROGS	Feb 1 1:35 PM
2	Steve Bega	IMPROVING WILDLIFE FENCING FOR HERPETOFAUNA TO ENSURE EFFECTIVE IMPLEMENTATION: AN ANALYSIS OF GLOBAL MITIGATION CASE STUDIES	Feb 1 1:55 PM
3	Dustin Wood	GENOMIC AND DEMOGRAPHIC MONITORING OF THE SAN FRANCISCO GARTERSNAKE	Feb 1 2:15 PM
##	Panel	Moderated Panel Discussion	Feb 1 3:30 PM

Session: Ecology and Conservation of Carnivores

Chair: Brian Cypher, CSU Stanislaus

#	Presenter	Title	Date/Time
1	Ellie Bolas	THE EVOLUTIONARY HISTORY OF ISLAND SPOTTED SKUNKS ON THE CALIFORNIA CHANNEL ISLANDS	Feb 1 1:35 PM
2	Terence Carroll	AN APPROACH FOR LONG-TERM MONITORING OF RECOVERING POPULATIONS OF NEARCTIC RIVER OTTERS IN THE SAN FRANCISCO BAY AREA, CALIFORNIA	Feb 1 1:55 PM
3	Karine Tokatlian	AMERICAN BADGER POPULATIONS AND CONNECTIVITY IN THE SAN FRANCISCO PENINSULA	Feb 1 2:15 PM
4	Katie Moriarty	ASSESSING EVIDENCE OF RISK: USING DNA METABARCODING AND PREDICTED OCCUPANCY OVERLAP TO EVALUATE PREDATION RISK OF FISHERS AND MARTENS	Feb 1 2:35 PM
5	G. Bradley Smith	DROUGHT AND HABITAT INFLUENCE THE DIET OF FISHERS IN THE SIERRA NEVADA MOUNTAINS OF CALIFORNIA	Feb 1 2:55 PM
6	Jordan Ellison	INVESTIGATING THE CONSERVATION VALUE OF SLASH PILES FOR HUMBOLDT MARTENS AND FISHERS	Feb 1 3:15 PM
##	Panel	Moderated Panel Discussion	Feb 1 3:30 PM

Session: Spotted Owl Ecology and Conservation

Chair: Rocky Gutierrez, University of Minnesota

#	Presenter	Title	Date/Time
1	Dana Reid	WHO GIVES A HOOT? EVALUATING AND IMPROVING PASSIVE ACOUSTIC MONITORING FOR SPOTTED OWLS.	Feb 1 1:35 PM
2	Douglas Tempel	ENVIRONMENTAL DRIVERS OF SPOTTED OWL POPULATION DYNAMICS IN SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA: A LONG-TERM STUDY	Feb 1 1:55 PM
3	Daniel Hofstadter	EARLY BARRED OWL MANAGEMENT IN THE SIERRA NEVADA CAN PREVENT CALIFORNIA SPOTTED OWL EXTIRPATIONS	Feb 1 2:15 PM
4	Ceeanna Zulla	INTEGRATING GPS TAG LOCATIONS AND NEST MONITORING VIDEO REVEALS NEW INSIGHTS INTO SPOTTED OWL FORAGING BEHAVIOR	Feb 1 2:35 PM
5	Anu Kramer	CALIFORNIA SPOTTED OWL HABITAT SELECTION IN A FIRE-MANAGED LANDSCAPE SUGGESTS CONSERVATION BENEFIT OF RESTORING HISTORICAL FIRE REGIMES	Feb 1 2:55 PM
6	Kate McGinn	DO MICROREFUGIA BUFFER SPOTTED OWLS FROM THE ENERGETIC EFFECTS OF WARMING THERMAL CONDITIONS?	Feb 1 3:15 PM
##	Panel	Moderated Panel Discussion	Feb 1 3:30 PM

Session: Innovative Approaches in Wildlife Management

Chair: Linda Leeman, Ascent Environmental

#	Presenter	Title	Date/Time
1	Seth Dettenmaier	SCIENCE-DRIVEN MANAGEMENT: EXAMPLE OF A THREE-TIERED HIERARCHICAL FRAMEWORK	Feb 1 1:35 PM
2	Michael Carbiener	CALTRANS' REGIONAL ADVANCE MITIGATION NEEDS ASSESSMENT (RAMNA): A NEW APPROACH TO PLANNING FOR TRANSPORTATION PROJECT MITIGATION	Feb 1 1:55 PM
3	Allison Fuller	APPLICATIONS FOR WILDLIFE DISTURBANCE STUDIES IN ANALYSES UNDER THE CALIFORNIA ENVIRONMENTAL QUALITY ACT	Feb 1 2:15 PM
4	Richard Hatfield	THE CALIFORNIA BUMBLE BEE ATLAS: TRACKING AND CONSERVING BUMBLE BEES USING COMMUNITY SCIENCE	Feb 1 2:35 PM
##	Panel	Moderated Panel Discussion	Feb 1 3:30 PM

Session: Wildlife and Climate Change

Chair: Rachel Mazur, National Park Service

#	Presenter	Title	Date/Time
1	Chad Moura	MAMMALIAN MESOPREDATOR SPATIOTEMPORAL RESPONSES TO DROUGHT AND SUBSEQUENT RECOVERY	Feb 2 1:35 PM
2	Aviva Rossi	PREDICTED RANGE SHIFTS OF HIGH ELEVATION MAMMALS IN THE SIERRA NEVADA DUE TO CLIMATE CHANGE	Feb 2 1:55 PM
3	James Saracco	DIVERSITY, TRENDS, PHENOLOGY, AND DEMOGRAPHY OF A SUBALPINE BREEDING BIRD COMMUNITY IN RELATION TO CLIMATE VARIATION	Feb 2 2:15 PM
4	Lynn Schofield	MODELING FUTURE HABITAT SUITABILITY FOR GREAT GRAY OWLS IN A CHANGING CLIMATE	Feb 2 2:35 PM
5	Brianne Brussee	FUEL BREAK EFFECTIVENESS LINKED TO ACCESSIBILITY, ENVIRONMENTAL CONDITIONS, AND TREATMENT TYPE IN A RETROSPECTIVE ASSESSMENT OF WILDFIRES ACROSS THE WESTERN U.S	Feb 2 2:55 PM
##	Panel	Moderated Panel Discussion	Feb 2 3:30 PM

Session: Ecology and Conservation of Birds

Chair: Dave Riensche, East Bay Regional Park District

#	Presenter	Title	Date/Time
1	Miranda Peters	WHAT'S THE SITCH WITH THESE WATERSHED CHICKS?: FACTORS AFFECTING NEST SUCCESS AND PRODUCTIVITY OF THE LEAST BELL'S VIREO IN THE SANTA ANA RIVER WATERSHED	Feb 2 1:35 PM
2	Chris Ray	ASSESSING VULNERABILITIES IN THE MUTUALISM BETWEEN WHITEBARK PINE AND CLARK'S NUTCRACKER IN NATIONAL PARKS OF THE SIERRA-CASCADE REGION	Feb 2 1:55 PM
3	Helen Loffland	HYDROLOGIC RESTORATION AND PERSISTENCE OF WILLOW FLYCATCHERS AT MEADOWS IN THE SIERRA NEVADA, CALIFORNIA	Feb 2 2:15 PM
4	Steven Albert	HOW LONG-TERM BIRD BANDING AND THE MAPS PROGRAM HAVE ADVANCED CONSERVATION	Feb 2 2:35 PM
5	Colleen Wisinski	BUILDING A NEW BURROWING OWL SUBPOPULATION THROUGH COLLABORATION AND TRANSLOCATION	Feb 2 2:55 PM
6	Diana Munoz	DRIVERS OF NEST SURVIVAL: INSIGHTS FROM A 30-YR STUDY OF BLACK-CROWNED NIGHT-HERONS ON ALCATRAZ ISLAND, SAN FRANCISCO, CALIFORNIA	Feb 2 3:15 PM
##	Panel	Moderated Panel Discussion	Feb 2 3:30 PM

Session: Barred Owl Biology and Management

Chair: John Keane, US Forest Service

#	Presenter	Title	Date/Time
1	Samantha Souza	IDENTIFICATION AND QUANTIFICATION OF BARRED OWL INTESTINAL PARASITES IN THE PACIFIC NORTHWEST	Feb 2 1:35 PM
2	Ryan Baumbusch	ESTIMATING STORED FAT IN BARRED OWLS	Feb 2 1:55 PM
3	Whitney Watson	BARRED OWL NATAL DISPERSAL IN COASTAL REDWOOD FORESTS	Feb 2 2:15 PM
4	Nicholas Kryshak	DIET OF BARRED OWLS IN CALIFORNIA ELUCIDATED WITH HIGH-THROUGHPUT SEQUENCING	Feb 2 2:35 PM
5	Daniel Hofstadter	HIGH RATES OF ANTICOAGULANT RODENTICIDE EXPOSURE IN CALIFORNIA BARRED OWLS ARE ENHANCED BY THE WILDLAND-URBAN INTERFACE	Feb 2 2:55 PM
##	Panel	Moderated Panel Discussion	Feb 2 3:30 PM

Session: Feral Cat Management and Public Communication - Challenges and Solutions

Chair: Angela Amlin, National Oceanic & Atmospheric Administration

#	Presenter	Title	Date/Time
1	Andre Raine	THE WIDESPREAD IMPACT AND POPULATION-LEVEL EFFECT OF FERAL CATS ON ENDANGERED NATIVE SPECIES IN THE HAWAIIAN ISLANDS	Feb 2 1:35 PM
2	Grant Sizemore	THE ONE HEALTH IMPLICATIONS OF DOMESTIC CATS	Feb 2 1:55 PM
3	Ilse Silva-Krott	TOXOPLASMOSIS IN TERRESTRIAL AND MARINE SPECIES IN HAWAI'I	Feb 2 2:15 PM
4	Jay Penniman	LANDSCAPE LEVEL FERAL CAT MANAGEMENT USING PARA-AMINOPROPIOPHENONE (PAPP)	Feb 2 2:35 PM
5	Patrick Chee	BOOK 'EM DANNO! ADDRESSING AT-LARGE CATS WITH POLICY IN HAWAII	Feb 2 2:55 PM
6	Kirsten Leong	SHIFTING FROM CONFLICT OVER CAT REMOVAL TO COLLABORATIONS THAT ADDRESS THE SOURCES OF OUTDOOR CATS	Feb 2 3:15 PM
##	Panel	Moderated Panel Discussion	Feb 2 3:30 PM

Session: Ecology and Conservation of Large Mammals

Chair: Rhys Evans, Vandenberg Air Force Base

#	Presenter	Title	Date/Time
1	Bridgett Benedict	RESISTANCE OF MOOSE CALVES TO FLIES: CORTISOL AND ENVIRONMENTAL STRESSORS	Feb 3 1:35 PM
2	Nicki Frey	U. S. PUBLIC KNOWLEDGE AND OPINION OF FREE-ROAMING HORSES AND THEIR MANAGEMENT	Feb 3 1:55 PM
3	Christine Wilkinson	QUANTIFYING WILDLIFE RESPONSES TO CONSERVATION FENCING IN EAST AFRICA	Feb 3 2:15 PM
4	Vanessa ZoBell	PLAYING IN TRAFFIC: INVESTIGATING IMPACTS OF COMMERCIAL SHIPPING ON BALEEN WHALES AND IDENTIFYING EFFECTIVE SOLUTIONS	Feb 3 2:55 PM
5	David Gallagher	HABITAT USE BY MOUNTAIN LIONS AT CARNEGIE STATE VEHICULAR RECREATION AREA IN ALAMEDA AND SAN JOAQUIN COUNTIES, CALIFORNIA	Feb 3 3:15 PM
##	Panel	Moderated Panel Discussion	Feb 3 3:30 PM

Session: Sage Grouse and Great Basin Ecosystems I

Chair: Thad Heater, USDA-NRCS

#	Presenter	Title	Date/Time
1	Cheyenne Acevedo	EXAMINING THE SPATIO-TEMPORAL DYNAMICS OF NEVADA SAGE-GROUSE LEK COUNTS	Feb 3 1:35 PM
2	Mary Meyerpeter	USING BROOD TRANSLOCATION TO AUGMENT POPULATIONS OF GREATER SAGE-GROUSE	Feb 3 1:55 PM
3	Shawn O'Neil	FREE-ROAMING HORSES ADVERSELY IMPACT GREATER SAGE-GROUSE POPULATION DYNAMICS IN SAGEBRUSH ECOSYSTEMS	Feb 3 2:15 PM
4	Joseph Atkinson	INFLUENCES OF COMMON RAVENS ON GREATER SAGE-GROUSE LEKKING ACTIVITY	Feb 3 2:35 PM
5	Maria Ospina	THE INTERACTION BETWEEN RESTORATION, FORAGING ECOLOGY, AND MATING BEHAVIOR IN GREATER SAGE-GROUSE	Feb 3 2:55 PM
6	Steven Mathews	REDISTRIBUTION AND POPULATION CYCLES: BI-STATE SAGE-GROUSE IN A CHANGING ENVIRONMENT	Feb 3 3:15 PM
##	Panel	Moderated Panel Discussion	Feb 3 3:30 PM

Session: Ecology and Conservation of Bats

Chair: Joseph Szewczak, Humboldt State University

#	Presenter	Title	Date/Time
1	Dave Johnston	BATS, THE ORIGINS OF COVID-19, AND ZOONOTIC DISEASES	Feb 3 1:35 PM
2	Kimber Godfrey	ESTABLISHING BAT MONITORING IN NATIONAL PARKS OF THE MOJAVE DESERT REGION	Feb 3 1:55 PM
3	Jill Carpenter	"BATS DON'T USE THAT" AND OTHER COMMON MISCONCEPTIONS ABOUT WHERE BATS ROOST	Feb 3 2:15 PM
4	Patricia Brown	THE EASTERN RED BAT (LASIURUS BOREALIS) BREEDING IN CALIFORNIA: DOES IT NEED A NEW COMMON NAME?	Feb 3 2:35 PM
##	Panel	Moderated Panel Discussion	Feb 3 3:30 PM

Session: Ecology and Conservation of Small Mammals

Chair: Esther Burkett, CDFW

#	Presenter	Title	Date/Time
1	Corbin Kuntze	EFFECT OF LANDSCAPE COMPOSITION ON THE DEMOGRAPHY OF DUSKY-FOOTED WOODRATS IN THE SIERRA NEVADA, CALIFORNIA	Feb 4 1:35 PM
2	Katie Smith	HABITAT USE BY SALT MARSH HARVEST MICE IN THE SUISUN MARSH	Feb 4 1:55 PM
3	Jason Piasecki	RED TREE VOLES: EXPLORING FOREST OCCUPANCY	Feb 4 2:15 PM
4	Jennifer Smith	HOST TRAITS, IDENTITY, AND ECOLOGICAL CONDITIONS PREDICT CONSISTENT FLEA ABUNDANCE AND PREVALENCE ON FREE-LIVING CALIFORNIA GROUND SQUIRRELS	Feb 4 2:35 PM
5	James Golden	PILOT STUDY OF WINTER ACTIVITY OF AMERICAN PIKA IN TALUS HABITAT OF NEVADA.	Feb 4 2:55 PM
##	Panel	Moderated Panel Discussion	Feb 4 3:30 PM

Session: Sage Grouse and Great Basin Ecosystems II

Chair: Thad Heater, USDA-NRCS

#	Presenter	Title	Date/Time
1	Joseph Smith	WHAT CAN BIG DATA TEACH US ABOUT ANNUAL GRASSES IN THE GREAT BASIN?	Feb 4 1:35 PM
2	Brian Prochazka	MAKING THE MOST OF EXPENSIVE DATA: AN EXAMPLE USING SPATIAL INTERPOLATION WITHIN AN INTEGRATED POPULATION MODELING FRAMEWORK	Feb 4 1:55 PM
3	Jason Tack	EVALUATING PAST, PRESENT, AND FUTURE OF CONIFER REMOVAL IMPACTS TO SAGEBRUSH-DEPENDENT WILDLIFE	Feb 4 2:15 PM
4	Richard Golgart	EFFECTS OF CONIFER REMOVAL ON BIRDS OF THE GREAT BASIN	Feb 4 2:35 PM
5	Cali Roth	USING CONSERVATION PLANNING SOFTWARE TO OPTIMIZE CONIFER TREATMENT IN SAGE-GROUSE HABITAT WITHIN THE GREAT BASIN	Feb 4 2:55 PM
6	Ian Dwight	SAGE-GROUSE RESPONSE TO WILDFIRE: RANGE-WIDE EFFECTS AND RELATIONSHIPS BETWEEN DEMOGRAPHY AND POST-FIRE SAGEBRUSH RECOVERY PROCESSES	Feb 4 3:15 PM
##	Panel	Moderated Panel Discussion	Feb 4 3:30 PM

Session: Incorporating Indigenous Ecological Knowledge into Wildlife Management

Chair: Melinda Mohamid, MIG, Inc.

#	Presenter	Title	Date/Time
1	Kawika Winter	USING INDIGENOUS RESOURCE MANAGEMENT TO DECOLONIZE CONSERVATION EFFORTS: EXAMPLES FROM HAWAI'I	Feb 4 1:35 PM
2	Niegel Rozet	NETWORK WEAVING FOR SELF-DETERMINATION: RECLAIMING STEWARDSHIP OF HAWAIIAN LANDS AND WATERS	Feb 4 1:55 PM
3	Julia Prince	WHEN SALMON SPEAK: PRIVATE LAND CONSERVATION FOR SPECIES AND CULTURAL RESTORATION IN WINNEMEM WINTU ANCESTRAL TERRITORY	Feb 4 2:15 PM
##	Panel	Moderated Panel Discussion	Feb 4 3:30 PM

Session: Wildlife Techniques and Technologies

Chair: Susanne Marczak, San Diego Zoo Global

#	Presenter	Title	Date/Time
1	Jennifer Rechel	SPATIAL AND BIOLOGICAL SCALE FOR WILDLIFE GEOSPATIAL AND FIELD DATA ANALYSIS: A CRITIQUE	Feb 5 1:35 PM
2	Jamie Miller	MODELLING WILDLIFE HABITAT CONNECTIVITY TO ASSESS THE EFFECTIVENESS OF CONSERVATION ACTIONS	Feb 5 1:55 PM
3	Jeffrey Mintz	ESTIMATING THE FALL DISTRIBUTION OF LARGE BIRDS STRUCK BY WIND TURBINES USING A WEIBULL DISTRIBUTION.	Feb 5 2:15 PM
4	Jerry Cole	EVALUATING AND OPTIMIZING A COMPREHENSIVE MULTISPECIES BIRD SOUND CLASSIFIER: A CASE STUDY IN NORTHWESTERN CALIFORNIA	Feb 5 2:35 PM
5	Connor Wood	OPTIMIZING LANDSCAPE-SCALE ACOUSTIC MONITORING OF AVIAN BIODIVERSITY IN FIRE-PRONE FORESTS	Feb 5 2:55 PM
6	Claudia Pighetti	IMPROVED TECHNIQUES FOR MAPPING COYOTE PACKS USING PASSIVE ACOUSTIC RECORDERS	Feb 5 3:15 PM
##	Panel	Moderated Panel Discussion	Feb 5 3:30 PM

Session: Recreation and Human Impacts to Wildlife

Chair: John McNerney, City of Davis

#	Presenter	Title	Date/Time
1	Kristin Brunk	MANAGEMENT REDUCES DENSITY OF A HIGHLY SUBSIDIZED GENERALIST PREDATOR IN A PROTECTED AREA	Feb 5 1:35 PM
2	Phoebe Parker-Shames	CONSEQUENCES OF CANNABIS: EXAMINING THE SPATIAL OVERLAP OF CANNABIS WITH AQUATIC AND TERRESTRIAL HABITATS	Feb 5 1:55 PM
3	Sayaka Mochizuki	NATURAL PREDATORS AND DOMESTIC DOGS, BUT NOT HUMAN FOOT TRAFFIC, ELICIT ALARM CALLING BY CALIFORNIA GROUND SQUIRRELS	Feb 5 2:15 PM
4	Sophie Conroy	HUMAN PRESENCE ALTERS PERCEIVED RISK IN THE CALIFORNIA GROUND SQUIRREL	Feb 5 2:35 PM
5	Julie Alpert	LONG-TERM PASSIVE AND ACTIVE MANAGEMENT, DATA COLLECTION, AND TRENDS AT A HIGH DESERT RIPARIAN PRESERVE IN SOUTHEASTERN MOHAVE COUNTY, ARIZONA	Feb 5 2:55 PM
##	Panel	Moderated Panel Discussion	Feb 5 3:30 PM

Session: Poster Session

Chair: Carlos Alvarado and Allison Fuller, Ascent Environmental

Poster Session: Bats, Monday - 12:30 pm

#	Presenter	Title
1	Laura Hancock	SPATIAL AND TEMPORAL PATTERNS OF SUBTERRANEAN ROOST OCCUPANCY BY CORYNORHINUS TOWNSENDII IN WHITE PINE COUNTY, NEVADA
2	Megan Moran	POPULATION GENETICS OF TOWNSEND'S BIG-EARED BAT (CORYNORHINUS TOWNSENDII) IN WHITE PINE COUNTY, NEVADA
3	Craig Frank	THE CUTANEOUS ANTIFUNGAL DEFENSES OF FIVE BAT SPECIES AND THEIR IMPLICATIONS FOR WESTERN US BAT POPULATIONS.

Poster Session: Birds, Tuesday - 12:30 pm

#	Presenter	Title
1	Ellie Grugel Russell	MICROHABITAT SELECTION OF CHESTNUT-BACKED CHICKADEES AND BLACK-CAPPED CHICKADEES IN HUMBOLDT COUNTY, CA
2	Scott Heacox	BURROWING OWLS PERSISTENCE IN ARID ANTHROPOGENIC AND NATURAL HABITATS DESPITE CONTRASTING RISK AND PREY AVAILABILITY
3	Erica Krygsman	RECOLONIZING THE COAST: WESTERN SNOWY PLOVER WINDOW SURVEYS FROM 2001-2020
4	Nicholas Peterson	CHARACTERISTICS OF WHITE-TAILED KITE (ELANUS LEUCURUS) NEST-SITE SELECTION AT THE MICROHABITAT SCALE WITHIN WESTERN RIVERSIDE COUNTY, CALIFORNIA.
5	David Riensche	CALIFORNIA BLACK RAIL (LATERALLUS JAMAICENSIS COTURNICULUS) RESPONSE TO MARSH RESTORATION AT POINT PINOLE REGIONAL PARK.
6	Emmy Tyrrell	WILDFIRE AND GREATER SAGE-GROUSE DEMOGRAPHY: A BEFORE-AFTER-CONTROL-IMPACT-PAIRED-SERIES DESIGN

Poster Session: Mammals, Wednesday - 12:30 pm

#	Presenter	Title
1	Tiffany Chen	EVALUATING MANAGEMENT AND PUBLIC PERCEPTIONS OF BEAVER CONFLICTS UTILIZING LANGUAGE CODING AND GIS MAPPING
2	Gina Morimoto	AN INNOVATIVE TEMPORARY ESCAPE RAMP FOR DEER AND OTHER WILDLIFE
3	Ashley Newcomb	CHANGES IN OCCUPANCY OF GROUND- AND TREE-DWELLING RODENTS IN RESPONSE TO WILDFIRE WITHIN THE KLAMATH-SISKIYOU ECOREGION.
4	David Riensche	SALT MARSH HARVEST MICE (REITHRODONTOMYS RAVIVENTRIS) DISTRIBUTION & POPULATION TRENDS ALONG EASTERN SHORE OF SAN FRANCISCO BAY
5	Scarlett Stromer	COMPARISON OF ENDOPARASITE ABUNDANCE AND SPECIES RICHNESS IN RELATION TO THE BODY CONDITION OF TWO ROOSEVELT ELK HERDS IN NORTHERN CALIFORNIA
6	Celia Tarcha	BEHAVIOR AND ECOLOGY OF THE RIPARIAN BRUSH RABBIT AT SAN JOAQUIN RIVER NATIONAL WILDLIFE REFUGE AS DETERMINED BY CAMERA TRAPS
7	Ryan Vosbigian	DRIVERS OF MOVEMENT AND DENSITY OF SAN JOAQUIN ANTELOPE SQUIRRELS IN THE CARRIZO PLAIN

Poster Session: General/Non-species, Thursday - 12:30 pm

#	Presenter	Title
1	Rachel Chock	ASSESSING POTENTIAL IMPACTS OF SOLAR POWER FACILITIES ON WILDLIFE UTILIZING ANIMAL BEHAVIOR RESEARCH
2	Sami Michishita	POTENTIAL PATHWAY OF MICROPLASTIC EXPOSURE ACROSS A MARINE TROPHIC WEB
3	Katelyn Rock	QUANTIFYING THE GENDER GAP IN AUTHORSHIP IN HERPETOLOGY
4	Madison Dunlap	ADDING SCENT: EXPLORING IMPROVEMENTS TO PAN TRAPPING TO MONITOR POLLINATORS
5	Jess Fan Brown	INVESTIGATING NATIVE POLLINATOR NETWORKS ACROSS FOREST TYPES IN THE OREGON COAST RANGE
6	Alexandra Yost	A LONGITUDINAL STUDY OF THE EFFECTS OF PAYMENTS FOR ECOSYSTEM SERVICES ON SPECIES RICHNESS
7	Nadya Seal Faith	IMPLEMENTATION AND MAINTENANCE OF REMOTE LIVE-STREAMING CAMERA MONITORING SYSTEMS FOR WILDLIFE MANAGEMENT AND OTHER APPLICATIONS