Plant-Insect Ecosystems
Section Symposium
Jen Zavalnitskaya
Graduate Research Assistant
Department of Entomology
Michigan State University
Mason, Michigan
Erin Lowe
Graduate student
Environment and Resource Management
University of Wisconsin
Madison, Wisconsin
Over the past century, agricultural intensification has changed the structure of landscapes. In this symposium, speakers will use ecology, genetics, evolution, Indigenous science, and community science to discuss how arthropod communities are responding to these changes and how to adapt agricultural management to support both insects and people.
View our on-demand presentations, then join us in-person for live presentations and discussion.
Presenting Author: Abigail Cohen – University of Saskatchewan
Co-Author: Javier Gutierrez Illan – Washington State University
Co-Author: Vera Pfeiffer – Washington State University
Co-Author: Carrie Wohleb – Washington State University
Co-Author: David Crowder – Washington State University
Presenting Author: Rachel Harman – Kansas State University
Co-Author: Tania N. Kim – Kansas State University
Presenting Author: Hayley Adair Schroeder – Cornell University
Co-Author: Annika Salzberg – Cornell University
Co-Author: Heather Grab – Cornell University
Co-Author: Katja Poveda – Cornell University