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Member Symposium: Use of Arthropods in Wildlife and Applied Ecology: Recognition of Our Common Goals

Wednesday, November 18, 2015: 1:30 PM-3:30 PM
211 C (Convention Center)
Organizers:
Adam Mitchell
Steven Grodsky
Moderator:
Steven Grodsky


1:30 PM
1891
Invertebrates are wildlife too
Steven Grodsky, North Carolina State University
1:50 PM
1892
Using arthropods to assess ecosystem health and the impacts of habitat management: Case studies from the North Carolina sandhills
Clyde E. Sorenson, North Carolina State University ; Heather M.C. Moylett, North Carolina State University ; Samuel Buzuleciu, North Carolina State University
2:10 PM
1893
Effect of forest management on red-cockaded woodpecker prey and other invertebrates
James L. Hanula, USDA - Forest Service
2:30 PM
1894
Arthropods as indicators of restoration success: Lessons from an invaded grassland
Adam Mitchell, University of Delaware ; Andrea Litt, Montana State University
2:50 PM
1895
Applying community ecology to understand invertebrate-wildlife interactions in the context of management
Dean E. Pearson, USDA, Forest Service
3:10 PM
Discussion
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