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ViewAttendees 9

Plant-Insect Ecosystems

Section Symposium

Conserving Insects in a Vertebrate-minded World by Sharing Stories of Challenges and Success Across Taxonomic Boundaries

On-Demand

On-Demand

    Organizer(s)

  • John Mola

    Research Ecologist
    Fort Collins Science Center
    US Geological Survey
    Fort Collins, Colorado

  • Jonathan Koch

    Pollinating Insects - Biology, Management, Systematics Research Unit
    USDA-ARS
    Logan, Utah

Presentations:

  • On Demand
    Avoiding the void - Changing patterns of bumble bee data collection using community science

    Presenting Author: Rich Hatfield – Xerces Society for Invertebrate Conservation

  • On Demand
    Bumble bees on the brink: Public engagement in conservation research, policy, and action

    Presenting Author: Elaine Evans – University of Minnesota

  • On Demand
    Buzzworthy: Listing the Franklin's bumble bee under the ESA, 15 years after it was last seen

    Presenting Author: Jeff Everett – US Fish and Wildlife Service

  • On Demand
    Climate smart pollinator plantings, corridors and carbon sequestration: Using nature-based climate solutions to conserve biodiversity

    Presenting Author: Angela Laws – Xerces Society for Invertebrate Conservation

    Co-Author: Scott H. Black – Xerces Society for Invertebrate Conservation

  • On Demand
    Illustrating the value of partnerships and community engagement in Utah bumble bee conservation

    Presenting Author: Amanda Barth – Utah State University

  • On Demand
    Recovery of at-risk butterflies: Stories from the field

    Presenting Author: Cheryl Schultz – Washington State University

  • On Demand
    The bee in the forest: Accounting for imperfect detection and biased sampling to improve knowledge of insect distributions

    Presenting Author: Tabitha Graves – US Geological Survey

  • On Demand
    The Hawaii Invertebrate Program: Using habitat enhancement, captive rearing and translocations to stabilize and recover populations of rare and endangered species

    Presenting Author: Cynthia King – Hawaii Department of Land and Natural Resources

    Co-Author: David Sischo – Division of Forestry and Wildlife State of Hawaii

    Co-Author: William Haines – University of Hawaii

    Co-Author: Katrina Scheiner – US Fish and Wildlife Service

    Co-Author: Kelli Konicek – University of Hawaii

    Co-Author: Jana Maravi – University of Hawaii

    Co-Author: Paul Krushelnycky – University of Hawaii

    Co-Author: Sheldon Plentovich – US Fish and Wildlife Service