Events Archive
Dr. Nick Haddad, Michigan State University, Integrative Biology Department– Title: Reconnecting landscapes for nature and for people
(Iowa State Lecture Series, Thursday at 5:30 in the Memorial Union Sun Room)
Dr. Hannah Specht, Montana Cooperative Wildlife Research Unit–
Tentative title: Assessment of rare and elusive species
Dr. Dan Isermann, University of Wisconsin - Stevens Point—
Title: Walleye research in Wisconsin: Insights from inland lakes and Green Bay
Dr. Nancy Franz, Iowa State University Professor Emeritus and former Associate Dean of Extension and Outreach—
Title: Involvement in natural resources and conservation at multiple scales
Dr. Robert Hollister, Grand Valley State University, Arctic Ecology Program–
Tentative title: Arctic plant ecology and climate response
Dr. George Hess from North Carolina State –
Title TBA; Topic: Biodiversity conservation in urban systems
Dr. Paweł Janiszewski from University of Warmia and Mazury, Poland‐‐
Title TBA; Possible topics: Eurasian beaver, European game management
Dr. Larkin Powell from University of Nebraska –
Title TBA; Topic: Prairie chicken‐ wind turbine interactions
Margaret A. Palmer is a Distinguished University Professor at the University of Maryland, College Park, and a leader in restoration ecology, with an emphasis on restoration of rivers, streams, and wetlands.
https://www.event.iastate.edu/event/47797/?category=7&featured=1&f=1&sy=...
Dr. Diana Tomback from University Colorado Denver –
Title TBA; Topic: White bark pine
Dr. Rick Lindroth from UW Madison –
Title: Chemical and evolutionary ecology of herbivore defense in an iconic
tree species
(co‐sponsored by Entomology)
Michelle Balmer from the Iowa DNR —
Title TBA; Topic: Lake restoration ecology
Dr. Todd Arnold from University of Minnesota –
Title: Integrated Population Models: Improved Inference from Multiple Data
Streams
Dr. Karen Oberhauser from University of Wisconsin‐Madison –
Title: Monarchs, Milkweed and Citizen Monitoring: Setting Conservation
Targets with Messy Data
(Department lecture, co‐sponsored by Entomology)
Dr. Karen Oberhauser from University of Wisconsin‐Madison –
Title: Monarchs: Dwindling Numbers for an Iconic Insect
(Errington Lecture; 7‐8 pm, Great Hall, Memorial Union)
Tallie Segel, M.A. from Concordia University –
Title: Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion in Environmental Education
Dr. David Coyle from Clemson University –
Title: Navigating the challenges of Cooperative Extension in changing times:
From the farm to the forest.
(Entomology Gunderson Lecture, cosponsored by NREM; 4:10‐5:00 p.m. in
220 Science II)
Dr. Mitch Weegman from University of Missouri –
Title TBA; Topic: Avian population ecology