Session: MS: The Role of Diversity in Pollinator Conservation (2014 ESA Annual Meeting)

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MS: The Role of Diversity in Pollinator Conservation

Wednesday, November 19, 2014: 8:00 AM-12:00 PM

E143-144 (Oregon Convention Center)

Organizers:

Christina Mogren
Kristine Nemec

8:00 AM

1819

Conversion of urban vacant land into gardens influences bee community structure without altering pollination services

Scott Prajzner, The Ohio State University ; Mary M. Gardiner, The Ohio State University

8:20 AM

1820

Diverse gardening strategies to conserve pollinators in urban landscapes

Gail A. Langellotto, Oregon State University ; Kevin Matteson, Miami University ; Evelyn Fetridge, Fordham University

8:40 AM

1821

Habitat restoration promotes pollinator persistence in intensively-managed agriculture

Leithen M'Gonigle, University of California ; Lauren Ponisio, University of California ; Kerry Cutler, University of California ; Claire Kremen, University of California

9:00 AM

1822

Selection and testing of plant species for pollinator habitat, from decision analysis to validation

Neal M. Williams, University of California ; Eric Lonsdorf, Chicago Botanic Garden ; Kimiora Ward, University of California

9:20 AM

1823

Floral resource production in oilseeds: Food for pollinators in an agriculture dominated landscape

Matthew Thom, USDA - ARS ; Carrie Eberle, USDA - ARS ; Frank Forcella, USDA - ARS ; Kristine Nemec, USDA - ARS ; Jonathan Lundgren, USDA - ARS ; Russ Gesch, USDA - ARS

9:40 AM

Intermission

9:55 AM

1824

Flowering oilseed biofuel crops and pollinator conservation

Kristine Nemec, USDA - ARS ; Carrie Eberle, USDA - ARS ; Jonathan Lundgren, USDA - ARS ; Frank Forcella, USDA - ARS

10:15 AM

1825

Engaging farmers and land managers to conserve important native pollinators

Sarina Jepsen, Xerces Society ; Mace Vaughan, The Xerces Society for Invertebrate Conservation ; Eric Mader, The Xerces Society for Invertebrate Conservation ; Scott Black, Xerces Society

10:35 AM

1826

Agricultural landscape diversity shapes pollinator communities

Christina Mogren, USDA - ARS ; Tatyana Rand, USDA - ARS ; Jonathan Lundgren, USDA - ARS

10:55 AM

1827

Meta-community dynamics of pollinators in a fragmented landscape

Alexandra Harmon-Threatt, University of Illinois ; Tiffany Knight, Washington University

11:15 AM

SP1828

Functional connectivity of a fragmented tallgrass prairie landscape for wild bees in Nebraska

Bethany Teeters, University of Nebraska