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3:00pm

MINRC Student Orientation TBD

4:00pm

Conference Registration Desk Open TBD

7:00am

Directors’ Retreat (invitation only) - Sponsored by Brandt Information Services, Inc. TBD

8:00am

Forestland Resources Committee Meeting TBD Speaker Ready Room TBD Conference Registration Desk Open TBD

8:30am

Student Workshops TBD

12:00pm

Fisheries Administrators Lunch (invitation only) - Sponsored by Miller Net Company TBD Exhibits Set-up TBD

1:00pm

Wetlands Wildlife Committee Meeting TBD Wildlife Resources Committee Meeting TBD

1:30pm

MINRC Business Meeting and Human Resources Business Meeting TBD

2:30pm

Refreshment Break TBD

3:00pm

SEAFWA Hunting, Fishing & Wildlife Recreation Participation Committee Meeting TBD Southeastern Section of the Wildlife Society Executive Board Meeting TBD

3:30pm

Student Welcome Mixer TBD

5:00pm

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 Offsite - Muhammed Ali Center

7:00am

Directors’ Breakfast (invitation only) TBD Breakfast with Exhibitors TBD Conference Registration Desk Open TBD Exhibits Open TBD Speaker Ready Room TBD

8:00am

Plenary Session TBD

8:30am

Guest/Spouse Activity: Bourbon, Horses & History Offsite

10:00am

Refreshment Break TBD

11:30am

Attendee Lunch on Your Own TBD Student/Mentor Lunch - Sponsored by Southern Division of the American Fisheries Society TBD

12:00pm

Directors’ Lunch (invitation only) TBD IT Licensing Lunch (invitation only) TBD Wildlife Administrators Lunch (invitation only) - Sponsored by Ducks Unlimited TBD

1:00pm

Alligator Program Leaders and Directors Meeting TBD SEAFWA Wildlife Diversity Committee Meeting TBD

1:20pm

Symposia-02: Connecting Conservation Track. Symposium Introduction Room C Symposia-01: Asian Carp Track. Asian Carp in the Ohio River: Timeline of Awareness, Activity, and Collaboration to Address Range Expansion Room A Symposia-03: Toxicants and Wild Pigs Track. Just How Bad is This Wild Pig Problem? Room F Wildlife Track. Movements of Translocated and Resident Canada Geese Estimated Using Band Recoveries in Georgia Room B Marketing, R3 & Communications Track. Digital Marketing 101 Room D IT/Licensing Track. IT/Licensing Agency Staff Meeting (Invitation Only) Room E Legal Track. Technical Presentations TBD

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” Room C

1:40pm

Symposia-01: Asian Carp Track. Monitoring the Distribution and Movements of invasive Asian Carp in the Ohio River With Ultrasonic Telemetry Room A Symposia-03: Toxicants and Wild Pigs Track. Tools for Managing Wild Pigs and Their Relative Effectiveness Room F Wildlife Track. Diet of Double-crested Cormorants on Lake Barkley and Kentucky Lake in Kentucky Room B

1:50pm

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

2:00pm

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

2:20pm

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

2:40pm

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

3:00pm

IT/Licensing Track. BREAK Room E Refreshment Break with Exhibitors TBD Marketing, R3 & Communications Track. BREAK Room D Symposia-01: Asian Carp Track. BREAK Room A Symposia-02: Connecting Conservation Track. BREAK Room C Wildlife Track. BREAK Room B

3:20pm

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

3:40pm

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

4:00pm

Marketing, R3 & Communications Track. Implications of Social Changes in the Marketplace: An Industry Perspective Room D Symposia-01: Asian Carp Track. Asian Carp in Kentucky and Barkley Lakes: Creating an Industry to Protect An Industry Room A 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! Room F Wildlife Track. Aquatic invertebrate community composition, diversity, and biomass from sweep-net samples in non-impounded bottomland hardwood forests and greentree reservoirs Room B 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... Room C

4:20pm

Symposia-03: Toxicants and Wild Pigs Track. The Politics of Pigs and the Need for Purposeful Management Room F *Wildlife Track. Effects of Timber Harvest on Avian Abundance and Diversity Room B Marketing, R3 & Communications Track. Open Discussion Room D Symposia-01: Asian Carp Track. Open Discussion Room A

4:40pm

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

5:30pm

Poster Session & Social TBD

6:00pm

UGA Warnell School Alumni & Friends Reception TBD

7:00pm

Dinner on Your Own in Louisville TBD

7:00am

Directors’ Breakfast (invitation only) TBD Breakfast with Exhibitors TBD Speaker Ready Room Open TBD Exhibits Open TBD Conference Registration Desk Open TBD

8:00am

Symposia-05: Innovative Ecological Restoration Tools Track. Collecting and Harnessing Big Data to Improve Conservation Outcomes Room F Fisheries Track. Seasonal Food Habits and the Trophic Role of Introduced Blue Catfish in Lake Oconee, Georgia Room A Marketing, R3 & Communications Track. Creating the Next Generation that Cares! Room D Wildlife Track. Establishing Opening Dates for Spring Wild Turkey Hunting Seasons Room B Symposia-04: The Southeast Conservation Adaptation Strategy Track. Aligning Actions for Success - Value and Need Room C IT/Licensing Track. IT/Licensing Agency Staff Meeting (Invitation Only) Room E Legal Track. Technical Presentations TBD

8:15am

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

8:20am

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

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 Conse... Room F SEAFWA Technical Committee Chairs TBD

8:40am

Fisheries Track. Potential Use of Drone Technology to Assist in Blue Catfish Electrofishing of Kentucky Lake and Lake Barkley Room A Marketing, R3 & Communications Track. Recruiting New Young Adult Participants Through Collegiate Peer Mentoring Room D *Wildlife Track. Factors Influencing Post-capture Survival of Eastern Wild Turkeys in Alabama Room B Symposia-04: The Southeast Conservation Adaptation Strategy Track. SECAS - Fundamental Building Blocks Room C

8:45am

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

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 Room F Fisheries Track. Catch Rates and Directed Effort for Trotline Fishing in the New River, Virginia Room A Marketing, R3 & Communications Track. One Size Does Not Fit All. First-time Participants are Not all the Same. Room D *Wildlife Track. Evaluation of Supplemental Feeding for Northern Bobwhite (Colinus virginianus) on Movement Ecology of Eastern Wild Turkey (Meleagris gallopavo silvestris) in South Carolina Room B

9:15am

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

9:20am

Fisheries Track. Comparison of Saugeye Age Estimates and Population Characteristics Using Otoliths and Dorsal Spines Room A Marketing, R3 & Communications Track. The Changing Faces of Fish and Wildlife Conservation Contributors Room D Wildlife Track. Evaluation of 2 Global Positioning System Backpack Receivers for Waterfowl Research Room B

9:25am

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

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 Too... Room F

9:40am

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

9:45am

Symposia-05: Innovative Ecological Restoration Tools Track. Open Discussion for First Track Room F Symposia-04: The Southeast Conservation Adaptation Strategy Track. Use Cases & Application - A Deeper Dive Room C

10:00am

Fisheries Track. BREAK Room A IT/Licensing Track. BREAK Room E Refreshment Break with Exhibitors TBD Marketing, R3 & Communications Track. BREAK Room D Symposia-05: Innovative Ecological Restoration Tools Track. BREAK Room F Wildlife Track. BREAK Room B

10:20am

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

10:35am

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

10:40am

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

10:50am

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

11:00am

Fisheries Track. Ichthyoplankton Surveys: An Underutilized Tool in Crappie Management Room A Wildlife Track. Apparent Annual Survival of White-tailed Deer in the Mississippi River Delta of Louisiana Room B Directors Committee Meeting TBD

11:05am

Symposia-05: Innovative Ecological Restoration Tools Track. Developing an Aquatic Species Component to the Stream Function Quantification Tool Room F Symposia-04: The Southeast Conservation Adaptation Strategy Track. Demonstrating Value & Support for Expansion Room C

11:20am

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

11:35am

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

11:40am

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

12:00pm

Directors’ Lunch (invitation only) TBD IT Licensing Lunch (invitation only) TBD Law Enforcement Awards Lunch - NEW DATE! (invitation only) - Sponsored by Brunswick Commercial & Government Products TBD Attendee Lunch on Your Own TBD

1:00pm

MINRC Students After Action Meeting and Teddy Roosevelt Award Presentation TBD Directors’ Business Meeting TBD

1:20pm

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

1:30pm

Symposia-06: Peering Into the Future of Southeastern Wildlife Conservation Track. Conservation in the Southeast, Now and Into an Uncertain Future Room C

1:40pm

Administration & Business. Lessons Learned in Conducting Human Dimensions Data Collection Room E Fisheries Track. Evaluation of Angling Effort Using Remote Cameras Room A Wildlife Track. Hellbender Demography Along a Land Use Gradient: Implications for Monitoring and Conservation of Long-lived Species Room B

2:00pm

*Fisheries Track. Shoreline Rotenone Application to Control Largemouth Bass (Micropterus salmoides) Recruitment in Small Impoundments in Alabama Room A Wildlife Track. Habitat Enhancement and Avian Usage of Spoil Islands and Northwest Marsh of Lake Okeechobee, Florida Room B 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 Room C

2:20pm

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

2:40pm

Fisheries Track. Exploitation of Smallmouth Bass and Assessment of Statewide Size and Creel Regulations on Pool 6 of the Green River Room A Symposia-06: Peering Into the Future of Southeastern Wildlife Conservation Track. Adaptation in the Southeast, a National Perspective Room C Wildlife Track. Status of the Allegheny Woodrat (Neotoma magister) in Virginia Room B

3:00pm

Fisheries Track. BREAK Room A Refreshment Break with Exhibitors TBD Symposia-06: Peering Into the Future of Southeastern Wildlife Conservation Track. BREAK Room C Wildlife Track. BREAK Room B Southeastern Section of The Wildlife Society Business Meeting TBD

3:20pm

*Fisheries Track. Development of an Angler-Driven Program Supporting Genetic Assessment and Management of Alabama Trophy Bass Populations Room A Wildlife Track. Northern Watersnake Selection of Fish Prey in Western Kentucky Room B 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-Ori... Room C

3:30pm

Exhibit and Poster Tear-Down TBD

3:40pm

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

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 Room C

4:00pm

Fisheries Track. Shoal Bass Hybridization in the Chattahoochee River Below Morgan Falls Dam, Georgia Room A Wildlife Track. Habitat Selection, Nest Box Usage, and Reproductive Success of Secondary Cavity Nesting Birds in a Semi-rural and Rural Setting Room B

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... Room C

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 Room A Wildlife Track. A Newly Discovered Pathogen Threatens Amphibian Biodiversity in the USA Room B

4:30pm

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

4:40pm

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

6:00pm

Cocktail Reception TBD

7:00pm

Awards Banquet TBD

7:00am

Directors’ Breakfast (invitation only) TBD Conference Registration Desk Open TBD

8:00am

Fisheries Track. Do Floating Streambed Wetlands Influence Fish Biomass in Small Ponds? Room A Symposia-07: Aquatic At-Risk Species Track. Welcome and Introduction to Symposium Room C *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 Room B Gulf Coastal Plains & Ozarks LLC Steering Committee Meeting TBD SEAFWA Social Science Technical Committee TBD Student Field Trip to The Parklands of Floyds Fork- Beckley Creek Park Offsite Central Hardwoods Joint Venture Management Board Meeting TBD

8:20am

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

8:30am

Annual Meeting/Conference Debrief Committee TBD

8:40am

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

9:00am

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

9:20am

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

9:40am

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

10:00am

Fisheries Track. BREAK Room A Refreshment Break with Exhibitors TBD Symposia-07: Aquatic At-Risk Species Track. BREAK Room C Wildlife Track. BREAK Room B

10:20am

Fisheries Track. Five-year Changes in Minor Clark Fish Hatchery Pond Sediment Nutrients and Phosphorus Adsorption-Desorption Room A 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 Enti... Room C Wildlife Track. To Ease or not to Ease: Participation in Permanent and Term Private Land Conservation Programs Room B

10:40am

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

11:00am

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

11:20am

Wildlife Track. Public Geospatial Datasets as an Approach to Maximizing Efficiency in the Collection of Site Covariates in Wildlife–Vehicle Collision Studies Room B Symposia-07: Aquatic At-Risk Species Track. Moderated Discussion Room C

11:40am

Wildlife Track. Comparison of Data Sources and Analysis Techniques for Mapping Woody Habitat Room B