Transforming Agricultural Landscapes: Current Perspectives on How Intensification Impacts Arthropods and Pathways Toward a Sustainable Future On-Demand Presentations

Organizer(s)

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  Jen Zavalnitskaya

  Graduate Research Assistant
  Department of Entomology
  Michigan State University
  Mason, Michigan
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  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.

Attending the meeting in-person? Be sure to check out our live talks taking place Sunday, October 31 at 9:00 AM in Meeting Room 107-109.

Presentations:

• On Demand

  Bridging knowledge systems in ecological research
  

  Presenting Author: Kyle Bobiwash – University of Manitoba
• On Demand

  Bumble bees and agricultural landscapes of yesteryear: How a century of agricultural change has impacted bumble bee occurrence and community composition in the US Midwest
  

  Presenting Author: Jeremy Hemberger – University of California

  Co-Author: Michael S. Crossley – University of Delaware

  Co-Author: Claudio Gratton – University of Wisconsin
• On Demand

  Citizen science for farmers: A dual tool allowing the monitoring of farmland biodiversity and the impacts of practices, but also a driver for change?
  

  Presenting Author: Olivier Billaud – Muséum national d'Histoire naturelle

  Co-Author: Étienne Maclouf – Muséum national d'Histoire naturelle

  Co-Author: Emmanuelle Porcher – Muséum national d'Histoire naturelle
• On Demand

  Designing resilient landscapes for pest management: Lessons learned from Mayan farmers in Guatemala
  

  Presenting Author: Helda Morales – El Colegio de la Frontera Sur
• On Demand

  Host plant domestication facilitates rapid population growth and regional adaptation in a oligolectic bee pollinator
  

  Presenting Author: Nate Pope – Pennsylvania State University

  Co-Author: Margarita M. Lopez-Uribe – Pennsylvania State University
• On Demand

  Host–parasitoid networks across gradients of garden management and urban landscapes
  

  Presenting Author: Azucena Lucatero – University of California

  Co-Author: Noah Smith – University of California

  Co-Author: Peter Bichier – University of California

  Co-Author: Heidi Liere – Seattle University

  Co-Author: Stacy M. Philpott – University of California
• On Demand

  Plant-insect interactions and ecosystem services in the context of global change
  

  Presenting Author: Shalene Jha – University of Texas
• On Demand

  Rarity begets rarity: Social and environmental drivers of rare organisms in cities
  

  Presenting Author: Theresa Ong – Dartmouth College

  Co-Author: Brenda B. Lin – CSIRO

  Co-Author: Azucena Lucatero – University of California

  Co-Author: Hamutahl Cohen – University of Oregon

  Co-Author: Peter Bichier – University of California

  Co-Author: Monika Egerer – Technische Universität München

  Co-Author: Alana Danieu – Dartmouth College

  Co-Author: Shalene Jha – University of Texas

  Co-Author: Stacy M. Philpott – University of California

  Co-Author: Heidi Liere – Seattle University
• On Demand

  Wild bee and Apis mellifera floral resource selection in agriculturally dominated landscapes
  

  Presenting Author: Stacy Simanonok – US Geological Survey

  Co-Author: Clint Otto – US Geological Survey