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Note: Session titles beginning with an asterisk (*) have student presenters.

4:00pm

Conference Registration Desk Open Meeting Registration, 2nd Floor MINRC Student Welcome and Orientation Carroll Ford

8:00am

Forestland Resources Committee Meeting Beckham Speaker Ready Room Willis Conference Registration Desk Open Meeting Registration, 2nd Floor

8:30am

MINRC Student Workshop (all students welcome to attend) Carroll Ford

9:00am

Fisheries Resources Committee / USFWS Coordination Stopher Directors’ Retreat (invitation only) - Sponsored by Brandt Information Services, Inc. and National Archery in the Schools Program Offsite

12:00pm

Fisheries Administrators Lunch (invitation only) - Sponsored by Miller Net Company Nunn Exhibitor Set-up Grand Hall

1:00pm

Wetlands Wildlife Committee Meeting Beckham Fisheries Resources Committee Meeting Stopher Wildlife Resources Committee Meeting Jones

1:30pm

MINRC Business Meeting and Human Resources Business Meeting Carroll Ford

2:00pm

SEAFWA Hunting, Fishing & Wildlife Recreation Participation Committee Meeting French

2:30pm

Refreshment Break Grand Hall

3:00pm

Southeastern Section of the Wildlife Society Executive Board Meeting Beckham

4:00pm

Student and Professional Meet and Greet Nunn

5:00pm

Pre-Reception Museum Viewing (nametag required) Offsite - Muhammed Ali Center

6:00pm

Welcome Reception at the Muhammad Ali Center — an award-winning museum dedicated to the life and legacy of Muhammad Ali, a native of Louisville - Sponsored by National Shooting Sports Foundation (Museum Opens... Offsite - Muhammed Ali Center

7:00am

Directors’ Breakfast (invitation only) - Sponsored by Sovereign Sportsman Solutions Stopher Breakfast with Exhibitors - Sponsored by JMT Technology Group Grand Hall & Grand Ballroom C Conference Registration Desk Open Meeting Registration, 2nd Floor Exhibits Open Grand Hall Speaker Ready Room Willis

8:00am

Guest/Spouse Activity: Bourbon, Horses & History Offsite

8:30am

Plenary Session: Creative Conservation Strategies for 21st Century Challenges Grand Ballroom A & B

10:00am

Refreshment Break with Exhibitors Grand Hall

11:30am

Attendee Lunch on Your Own N/A Student/Mentor Lunch - Sponsored by Southern Division of the American Fisheries Society Grand Ballroom C

12:00pm

IT/Licensing Lunch (invitation only) - Sponsored by Sovereign Sportsman Solutions McCreary Directors’ Lunch (invitation only) - Sponsored by National Wild Turkey Federation Stopher Wildlife Administrators Lunch (invitation only) - Sponsored by Ducks Unlimited Stanley

1:00pm

Legal Track. Lessons Learned in Dealing with FEMA & Public Assistance Segell Alligator Program Leaders and Directors Meeting Taylor Directors Field Trip to the Kentucky Center for Mollusk Conservation (invitation only) Offsite SEAFWA Wildlife Diversity Committee Meeting Jones Wildlife Administrators Meeting Morrow

1:20pm

Symposia-02: Connecting Conservation Track. Symposium Introduction Breathitt Symposia-01: Asian Carp Track. Asian Carp in the Ohio River: Timeline of Awareness, Activity, and Collaboration to Address Range Expansion French Symposia-03: Toxicants and Wild Pigs Track. Just How Bad is This Wild Pig Problem? Clements Wildlife Track. Movements of Translocated and Resident Canada Geese Estimated Using Band Recoveries in Georgia Carroll Ford Marketing, R3 & Communications Track. Digital Marketing 101 Nunn IT/Licensing, Business & Administration Track. IT/Licensing Agency Staff Meeting (State Agency Staff Only) Beckham

1:30pm

Symposia-02: Connecting Conservation Track. The Coastal Headwaters Longleaf Forest: Restoration and Conservation in a Working Longleaf Pine Forest - “The Right Acres in the Right Place at the Right Time” Breathitt Law Enforcement Track. Managing Officer Health, Wellness and Stress Wilkinson

1:40pm

Symposia-01: Asian Carp Track. Monitoring the Distribution and Movements of invasive Asian Carp in the Ohio River With Ultrasonic Telemetry French Symposia-03: Toxicants and Wild Pigs Track. Tools for Managing Wild Pigs and Their Relative Effectiveness Clements *Wildlife Track. Individual-based Modeling to Project Viability of Gopher Tortoise Populations Under Alternative Management Scenarios: A Case Study with Two Alabama Wildlife Management Areas Carroll Ford

1:50pm

Marketing, R3 & Communications Track. How To Leverage Social Media and Video Content Without Breaking the Budget Nunn

2:00pm

Symposia-01: Asian Carp Track. An Overview of the Monitoring and Response to Asian Carp in the Ohio River Basin French Symposia-02: Connecting Conservation Track. Partnership, Science, Delivery and Landowners – Keys to the Long Term Success of the Texas Prairie Wetland Project. Breathitt *Wildlife Track. From Bluebills to Bivalves: Lesser Scaup Diets and Populations Trends on Lake Pontchartrain Carroll Ford Symposia-03: Toxicants and Wild Pigs Track. Low-dose Warfarin as a Feral Hog Toxicant: 3 Years of Field Studies Clements Legal Track. Roundtable on Hot Legal Topics Segell

2:15pm

Law Enforcement Track. Alabama Covert Feral Hog Investigation Wilkinson

2:20pm

Marketing, R3 & Communications Track. Creating a Mobile Technology RoadMap – Missouri’s Journey Nunn Symposia-01: Asian Carp Track. Determining the Effects of Bigheaded Carp on Sport Fish Communities in Floodplain Lakes Through Rotenone Sampling French Symposia-02: Connecting Conservation Track. Grassland Restoration Incentive Program: A regional public/private grassland conservation partnership to benefit declining grassland species Breathitt *Wildlife Track. Effects of Energy Development on Waterfowl Nesting Ecology in the Bakken Formation of North Dakota Carroll Ford

2:40pm

Symposia-01: Asian Carp Track. Differential Niche Overlap of Invasive Silver Carp and Native Planktivores at Various Life Stages in Kentucky Lake French Symposia-02: Connecting Conservation Track. Ecosystem Conservation in Texas: The Private Lands Connection Breathitt *Wildlife Track. How Close is Close Enough? Spatially Targeted Land Enrollment Improves Private Land Conservation Success Carroll Ford

3:00pm

Law Enforcement Track. BREAK Wilkinson IT/Licensing, Business & Administration Track. BREAK Beckham Refreshment Break with Exhibitors Grand Hall Marketing, R3 & Communications Track. BREAK Nunn Symposia-01: Asian Carp Track. BREAK French Symposia-02: Connecting Conservation Track. BREAK Breathitt Wildlife Track. BREAK Carroll Ford

3:15pm

Law Enforcement Track. Trends in Conservation Law Enforcement Technology Wilkinson

3:20pm

Marketing, R3 & Communications Track. Digital Marketing That Generates R3 Results and Revenue Nunn Symposia-01: Asian Carp Track. Movement Patterns of Silver Carp Hypophthalmichthys molitrix in Kentucky Lake French Symposia-02: Connecting Conservation Track. Preparing Communities for Environmental Change: Human Dimensions Research for the Lower Wabash River Landscape Conservation Design Breathitt *Wildlife Track. Reproduction of the North American River Otter in North Carolina Carroll Ford Symposia-03: Toxicants and Wild Pigs Track. Research on the Use of Sodium Nitrite for Controlling Wild Pigs in the United States Clements

3:40pm

Marketing, R3 & Communications Track. Data Dashboards: A Management Tool to Monitor R3 Efforts and License Sales Trends Nunn Symposia-01: Asian Carp Track. Asian Carp Research Efforts in Western Kentucky French Symposia-02: Connecting Conservation Track. SECAS Engagement Strategy: Version 1.0 Breathitt *Wildlife Track. Interaction of Hydroperiod and Ranavirus Leading to Possible Amphibian Population Declines in Great Smoky Mountains National Park Carroll Ford

4:00pm

Marketing, R3 & Communications Track. Implications of Social Changes in the Marketplace: An Industry Perspective Nunn Symposia-01: Asian Carp Track. Asian Carp in Kentucky and Barkley Lakes: Creating an Industry to Protect An Industry French Symposia-03: Toxicants and Wild Pigs Track. Large Mammal Toxicant Use and Considerations on the Landscape in Louisiana: Some Folks Gripe if you Hang Them With a Brand New Rope! Clements Wildlife Track. Aquatic invertebrate community composition, diversity, and biomass from sweep-net samples in non-impounded bottomland hardwood forests and greentree reservoirs Carroll Ford Law Enforcement Track. The Entertainment Industry's Impact on Wildlife Enforcement in Louisiana Wilkinson Symposia-02: Connecting Conservation Track. Panel Discussion: Landowner Perspectives on Conservation Partnerships to Sustain Working Landscapes for People and Nature. Successful Avenues for conservation Success... Breathitt

4:20pm

Symposia-03: Toxicants and Wild Pigs Track. The Politics of Pigs and the Need for Purposeful Management Clements Marketing, R3 & Communications Track. Open Discussion Nunn Symposia-01: Asian Carp Track. Open Discussion French

4:40pm

Symposia-03: Toxicants and Wild Pigs Track. Open Discussion Clements Wildlife Track. Herpetofaunal Response to Fire Severity, Repeated Burning, and Mechanical Fuel Reduction in Hardwood Forest Carroll Ford

5:00pm

Law Enforcement Track. Law Enforcement Chiefs Business Meeting & Dinner Offsite at Belle of Louisville

5:30pm

Poster Session & Social Grand Hall

6:00pm

UGA Warnell School Alumni & Friends Reception Grand Hall

7:00pm

Dinner on Your Own in Louisville N/A

7:00am

Directors’ Breakfast (invitation only) - Sponsored by Fresh Air Educators Stopher Breakfast with Exhibitors Grand Hall & Grand Ballroom C Speaker Ready Room Willis Conference Registration Desk Open Meeting Registration, 2nd Floor Exhibits Open Grand Hall

8:00am

Symposia-05: Innovative Ecological Restoration Tools Track. Collecting and Harnessing Big Data to Improve Conservation Outcomes McCreary Fisheries Track. Seasonal Food Habits and the Trophic Role of Introduced Blue Catfish in Lake Oconee, Georgia French Marketing, R3 & Communications Track. Creating the Next Generation that Cares! Nunn Wildlife Track. Establishing Opening Dates for Spring Wild Turkey Hunting Seasons Carroll Ford Symposia-04: The Southeast Conservation Adaptation Strategy Track. Aligning Actions for Success - Value and Need Breathitt Legal Track. Animal Cruelty Update Segell IT/Licensing, Business & Administration Track. Business & Administration Agency Staff Meeting (State Agency Staff Only) Beckham

8:15am

Symposia-05: Innovative Ecological Restoration Tools Track. The State of the Gulf Coastal Plains and Ozarks Landscape Conservation Cooperative (GCPO LCC) McCreary

8:20am

Fisheries Track. Mortality and Size-Structure of an Introduced Catfish in Virginia Tidal Rivers French Marketing, R3 & Communications Track. Recruiting Food-Motivated, Adult Participants from Nontraditional Backgrounds into Fishing and Hunting Nunn *Wildlife Track. Use of Camera Surveys to Estimate Use, Density, and Productivity of Eastern Wild Turkeys in Alabama Carroll Ford

8:30am

Symposia-05: Innovative Ecological Restoration Tools Track. The Plant Conservation Alliance (PCA) Model: A Practical and Effective Tool for Communication, Prioritization, and Execution of Holistic Habitat Conservation... McCreary SEAFWA Technical Committee Chairs Coe

8:35am

Symposia-04: The Southeast Conservation Adaptation Strategy Track. SECAS - Fundamental Building Blocks Breathitt

8:40am

Fisheries Track. Potential Use of Drone Technology to Assist in Blue Catfish Electrofishing of Kentucky Lake and Lake Barkley French Marketing, R3 & Communications Track. Recruiting New Young Adult Hunting Participants through Collegiate Peer Mentoring Nunn *Wildlife Track. Factors Influencing Post-capture Survival of Eastern Wild Turkeys in Alabama Carroll Ford

8:45am

Symposia-05: Innovative Ecological Restoration Tools Track. Comparing Basal Area and Stand Density Index for Red-Cockaded Woodpecker Habitat Management McCreary

9:00am

Symposia-05: Innovative Ecological Restoration Tools Track. Rapid Assessment Methodology for Longleaf and 'Open Pine': Where We Are Now and Where We're Heading McCreary Fisheries Track. Catch Rates and Directed Effort for Trotline Fishing in the New River, Virginia French Marketing, R3 & Communications Track. One Size Does Not Fit All. First-time Participants are Not all the Same. Nunn *Wildlife Track. Evaluation of Supplemental Feeding for Northern Bobwhite (Colinus virginianus) on Movement Ecology of Eastern Wild Turkey (Meleagris gallopavo silvestris) in South Carolina Carroll Ford Law Enforcement Track. The Antler Garden Wilkinson Legal Track. Using Facebook to Make Your Case Segell

9:10am

Symposia-04: The Southeast Conservation Adaptation Strategy Track. Use Cases & Application - A Deeper Dive Breathitt

9:15am

Symposia-05: Innovative Ecological Restoration Tools Track. Harnessing Citizen Science Data for Conservation Action: Methods, Outcomes, and Lessons Learned McCreary

9:20am

Fisheries Track. Comparison of Saugeye Age Estimates and Population Characteristics Using Otoliths and Dorsal Spines French Marketing, R3 & Communications Track. The Changing Faces of Fish and Wildlife Conservation Contributors Nunn *Wildlife Track. Conservation Policy: Investigating the effectiveness of wild pig policy and legislation in the U.S. Carroll Ford

9:30am

Symposia-05: Innovative Ecological Restoration Tools Track. Eliminating Lag Time and Increasing Information Flow of sensitive Environmental Data with the Kentucky State Nature Preserves Environmental Review Tool... McCreary

9:40am

*Fisheries Track. Long-Term Trends in Crappie Fisheries of Oxbow Lakes in the Lower White River, Arkansas French Marketing, R3 & Communications Track. Driving it Home Through Sports Sponsorship Nunn *Wildlife Track. Factors Influencing the Competition for Oral Rabies Vaccine-Baits Between Target and Non-target Species in the Southeastern U.S. Carroll Ford

9:45am

Symposia-05: Innovative Ecological Restoration Tools Track. Open Discussion for First Track McCreary Law Enforcement Track. A Tri-State Multiple Agency Approach to Natural Resources Law Enforcement Wilkinson

10:00am

Fisheries Track. BREAK French IT/Licensing, Business & Administration Track. BREAK Beckham Refreshment Break with Exhibitors Grand Hall Marketing, R3 & Communications Track. BREAK Nunn Symposia-05: Innovative Ecological Restoration Tools Track. BREAK McCreary Wildlife Track. BREAK Carroll Ford Legal Track. Deadbeat Parent Law Segell

10:10am

Symposia-04: The Southeast Conservation Adaptation Strategy Track. BREAK Breathitt

10:20am

Symposia-05: Innovative Ecological Restoration Tools Track. Measuring Ecological “Uplift” with Innovative Quantification Tools McCreary Fisheries Track. Thirty Years of Standardized Sampling in Mississippi Lakes and Reservoirs French Wildlife Track. Resource Selection by Parturient and Post-parturient White-tailed Deer and Their Fawns Carroll Ford Marketing, R3 & Communications Track. Do People Read (or Understand) Your Website? Nunn

10:30am

Law Enforcement Track. BREAK Wilkinson Symposia-04: The Southeast Conservation Adaptation Strategy Track. Demonstrating Value & Support for Expansion Breathitt

10:35am

Symposia-05: Innovative Ecological Restoration Tools Track. Understanding How Species and Habitat are Quantified in Market-based and Market-like Conservation Mechanisms McCreary

10:40am

*Fisheries Track. Determining Optimal Boat Electrofishing Settings for Fish Community Sampling French *Wildlife Track. Strategic Use of Deer Management Cooperatives in Landscape Conservation Planning Carroll Ford

10:45am

Law Enforcement Track. Hunting/Boating Accident Investigations 3-D Laser Scanning Systems Wilkinson

10:50am

Symposia-05: Innovative Ecological Restoration Tools Track. A Functional Approach to Quantifying Restoration of Longleaf Pine Habitat McCreary

11:00am

Fisheries Track. Ichthyoplankton Surveys: An Underutilized Tool in Crappie Management French Wildlife Track. Apparent Annual Survival of White-tailed Deer in the Mississippi River Delta of Louisiana Carroll Ford Directors Committee Meeting Coe

11:05am

Symposia-05: Innovative Ecological Restoration Tools Track. Developing an Aquatic Species Component to the Stream Function Quantification Tool McCreary

11:20am

Symposia-05: Innovative Ecological Restoration Tools Track. A Functional Approach to Quantifying Monarch Butterfly Habitat McCreary Fisheries Track. Virginia's Boating Access Study: Toward Informed Decision-Making and Management French Wildlife Track. Population Viability, Reintroduction Success, and Harvest Sustainability of Black Bear Populations in Kentucky Carroll Ford

11:35am

Symposia-05: Innovative Ecological Restoration Tools Track. Open Discussion for Second Track McCreary

11:40am

Fisheries Track. To Pay or Not to Pay for Public Boating Access Sites? Perspectives on Funding in Virginia French Wildlife Track. Understanding Deer, Bear, and Forest Trends in the Northern Georgia Mountains: The Value of Long-term Data Carroll Ford

12:00pm

IT/Licensing and Business/Administration Lunch (invitation only) - Sponsored by Kalkomey Enterprises Stanley Directors’ Lunch (invitation only) - Sponsored by Ducks Unlimited, Inc. Stopher Law Enforcement Awards Lunch - NEW DATE! (invitation only) - Sponsored by Brunswick Commercial & Government Products Grand Ballroom C Attendee Lunch on Your Own N/A

1:00pm

Legal Track. Effectiveness of Wild Pig Policy and Legislation in the U.S. Segell MINRC Students After Action Meeting and Teddy Roosevelt Award Presentation Breathitt Directors’ Business Meeting Coe

1:20pm

Symposia-06: Peering Into the Future of Southeastern Wildlife Conservation Track. Welcome and Introduction to Symposium Nunn Fisheries Track. The Role of Private Ponds in Recruiting the Next Generation of Anglers French IT/Licensing, Business & Administration Track. A Rapidly Growing but Aging Infrastructure, Nightmare or Opportunity? Beckham Wildlife Track. Feel the Burn: Southern Toad Metamorph Survival is Reduced by Red Imported Fire Ants Carroll Ford Symposia-05: Innovative Ecological Restoration Tools Track. Importance of Innovative Tools: Perspective of Funders and Agencies McCreary

1:30pm

Symposia-06: Peering Into the Future of Southeastern Wildlife Conservation Track. Conservation in the Southeast, Now and Into an Uncertain Future Nunn Law Enforcement Track. Arkansas Fireboat School: A Joint Partnership Wilkinson

1:40pm

Fisheries Track. Evaluation of Angling Effort Using Remote Cameras French IT/Licensing, Business & Administration Track. Lessons Learned in Conducting Human Dimensions Data Collection Beckham Wildlife Track. Hellbender Demography Along a Land Use Gradient: Implications for Monitoring and Conservation of Long-lived Species Carroll Ford

2:00pm

*Fisheries Track. Shoreline Rotenone Application to Control Largemouth Bass (Micropterus salmoides) Recruitment in Small Impoundments in Alabama French Wildlife Track. Habitat Enhancement and Avian Usage of Spoil Islands and Northwest Marsh of Lake Okeechobee, Florida Carroll Ford Symposia-06: Peering Into the Future of Southeastern Wildlife Conservation Track. Projecting Future Climate Change and Landscape Transformation in the Southeast in Support of Long-Range Conservation Planning Nunn Legal Track. Use of Force Refresher with Taser Use Update Segell

2:15pm

Law Enforcement Track. The constitutionality of searches and seizures related to compliance checks conducted by wildlife officers, specifically conservation agents in Missouri Wilkinson

2:20pm

Fisheries Track. Impacts of Angling for Nesting Florida Bass, Micropterus floridanus, on Nest Success and Recruitment French Wildlife Track. Response of Wintering Birds to Simulated Birder Playback and Pishing Carroll Ford

2:40pm

Fisheries Track. Exploitation of Smallmouth Bass and Assessment of Statewide Size and Creel Regulations on Pool 6 of the Green River French Symposia-06: Peering Into the Future of Southeastern Wildlife Conservation Track. Moderated Discussion Nunn Wildlife Track. Status of the Allegheny Woodrat (Neotoma magister) in Virginia Carroll Ford

3:00pm

Fisheries Track. BREAK French Refreshment Break with Exhibitors Grand Hall Symposia-06: Peering Into the Future of Southeastern Wildlife Conservation Track. BREAK Nunn Wildlife Track. BREAK Carroll Ford Law Enforcement Track. Operation Gator Thief Wilkinson Legal Track. AFWA Update Segell Southeastern Section of The Wildlife Society Business Meeting Breathitt

3:20pm

*Fisheries Track. Development of an Angler-Driven Program Supporting Genetic Assessment and Management of Alabama Trophy Bass Populations French Wildlife Track. Northern Watersnake Selection of Fish Prey in Western Kentucky Carroll Ford Symposia-06: Peering Into the Future of Southeastern Wildlife Conservation Track. Integration of Climate Change in Southeastern State Wildlife Action Plans: Assessing Challenges and Opportunities for Future-Oriented... Nunn

3:40pm

*Fisheries Track. Discovery and Validation of Species-Diagnostic SNP Markers for Black Basses (Micropterus spp.) French Wildlife Track. BrandenBark™, A Management Tool for Bark Roosting Bats Carroll Ford

3:50pm

*Symposia-06: Peering Into the Future of Southeastern Wildlife Conservation Track. Evaluating Climate Change Planning for Longleaf Pine Ecosystems in the Southeast United States Nunn

4:00pm

Fisheries Track. Shoal Bass Hybridization in the Chattahoochee River Below Morgan Falls Dam, Georgia French Wildlife Track. Habitat Selection, Nest Box Usage, and Reproductive Success of Secondary Cavity Nesting Birds in a Semi-rural and Rural Setting Carroll Ford Legal Track. Business Meeting Segell

4:10pm

Symposia-06: Peering Into the Future of Southeastern Wildlife Conservation Track. Envisioning the future of conservation in the Florida Keys: Identifying local adaptation options in response to rising sea level... Nunn

4:20pm

Fisheries Track. The Lake Fork Trophy Largemouth Bass Survey: Benefits and Limitations of Using Volunteer Angler Data to Assess the Performance of a Trophy Fishery French Wildlife Track. A Newly Discovered Pathogen Threatens Amphibian Biodiversity in the USA Carroll Ford

4:30pm

Symposia-06: Peering Into the Future of Southeastern Wildlife Conservation Track. Moderated Discussion Nunn

4:40pm

Fisheries Track. Evaluating Effects of Drought and Anthropogenic Influences on the Growth of Stream Fishes on the Edwards Plateau, Central Texas French Wildlife Track. Susceptibility of North American Newt Species to Batrachochytrium salamandrivorans Carroll Ford

6:00pm

Pre-Banquet Networking Reception with Exhibitors and Sponsors Grand Hall

7:00pm

'Creatures of the Night' Awards Banquet - Sponsored by ReserveAmerica Grand Ballroom

7:00am

Directors’ Breakfast (invitation only) - Sponsored by Canadian NAWMP Partners Stopher Continental Breakfast Grand Hall Conference Registration Desk Open Meeting Registration, 2nd Floor Speaker Ready Room Willis

8:00am

Fisheries Track. Do Floating Streambed Wetlands Influence Fish Biomass in Small Ponds? Jones Symposia-07: Aquatic At-Risk Species Track. Welcome and Introduction to Symposium Breathitt Wildlife Track. Comparison of Data Sources and Analysis Techniques for Mapping Woody Habitat Carroll Ford Gulf Coastal Plains & Ozarks LCC Steering Committee Meeting Sampson SEAFWA Social Science Technical Committee Meeting Taylor Student Field Trip to The Parklands of Floyds Fork- Beckley Creek Park Offsite Central Hardwoods Joint Venture Management Board Meeting Beckham

8:20am

*Fisheries Track. Use of Bald Cypress (Taxodium distichum) to Enhance Aquatic Structure in Blood River Embayment of Kentucky Lake Jones Symposia-07: Aquatic At-Risk Species Track. Conservation of At-Risk Species in the Southeast: State and Federal Collaboration Breathitt Wildlife Track. Activity Budgets and Habitat Use of Eastern Population of Greater Sandhill Cranes in Central Kentucky Carroll Ford

8:30am

Annual Meeting/Conference Debrief Committee Meeting Wilkinson

8:40am

Fisheries Track. Cave Run Lake Fish Habitat Project Jones Symposia-07: Aquatic At-Risk Species Track. Reintroductions of Imperiled Aquatic Species in North Carolina Breathitt Wildlife Track. Tick-borne Illnesses of Alabama: Relationships Among Hosts, Habitats, and Ticks Throughout the State Carroll Ford

9:00am

Fisheries Track. Conservation Strategy, Research and Management Working Together to Develop Use of Modern Light Weight Plastic Fish Attractors in Freshwater Lakes Jones Symposia-07: Aquatic At-Risk Species Track. Freshwater Mussel Propagation at the North Carolina Wildlife Resources Commission's Marion Conservation Aquaculture Center Breathitt Wildlife Track. Mississippi Public Awareness, Knowledge, and Attitudes Towards Wild Hogs Carroll Ford

9:20am

Fisheries Track. Hatchery Creek Stream Restoration Project: A Unique Opportunity to Maximize Trout Habitat, Create Recreational Opportunities and Provide Mitigation Credits Jones Symposia-07: Aquatic At-Risk Species Track. Kentucky Aquatic Restoration Initiative Leads to Sound Practices for Managing Mussels Breathitt Wildlife Track. Social Marketing to Reduce Whooping Crane Shootings in Alabama Carroll Ford

9:40am

*Fisheries Track. Construction of a Novel Stream Channel: Fish and Macroinvertebrate Community Dynamics in Hatchery Creek Jones Symposia-07: Aquatic At-Risk Species Track. Aquatic Fauna Restoration in the Cheoah River, Western North Carolina Breathitt Wildlife Track. Factors Influencing Hunter Flush Success of Three Small Game Species Carroll Ford

10:00am

Fisheries Track. BREAK Jones Symposia-07: Aquatic At-Risk Species Track. BREAK Breathitt Wildlife Track. BREAK Carroll Ford Refreshment Break Grand Hall

10:20am

Fisheries Track. Five-year Changes in Minor Clark Fish Hatchery Pond Sediment Nutrients and Phosphorus Adsorption-Desorption Jones Symposia-07: Aquatic At-Risk Species Track. Restoring Historic Biodiversity as a Management Goal for Mussels in the Licking River, Kentucky: Augmentation, Translocation, and Reintroduction as a Tool for an Entire... Breathitt

10:40am

Fisheries Track. Cortisol Responsiveness to Stress in Channel Catfish, (Ictalurus punctatus) Influences Susceptibility to (Edwardsiella ictaluri) Jones Symposia-07: Aquatic At-Risk Species Track. Canaries in the Coal Mine: Using Juvenile Mussels to Assess Stream Conditions Breathitt Wildlife Track. Toolkits to Support Conservation Assessment and Planning Carroll Ford

11:00am

Fisheries Track. Effects of Starvation on Thermal Tolerances of Juvenile Tiger Muskellunge Jones Symposia-07: Aquatic At-Risk Species Track. Working Together for At-Risk Species Breathitt Wildlife Track. Utilizing Farm Bill Programs to Advance Conservation for the Eastern Hellbender on Private Lands in the Southeast Carroll Ford

11:20am

Fisheries Track. Drivers of Occupancy and Changes within Fish Community Structure in the Upper Red River Drainage Oklahoma: Results of a Large-Scale Fish Community Assessment Jones Wildlife Track. Public Geospatial Datasets as an Approach to Maximizing Efficiency in the Collection of Site Covariates in Wildlife–Vehicle Collision Studies Carroll Ford Symposia-07: Aquatic At-Risk Species Track. Moderated Discussion Breathitt

11:40am

Wildlife Track. Diet of Double-crested Cormorants on Lake Barkley and Kentucky Lake in Kentucky Carroll Ford