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

Kelsey Turner

PhD student at UGA researching: (1) the contaminant uptake of toxicants used in lethal management of rodents and brown tree snakes on Guam via scavenging routes and (2) competition of oral rabies vaccines between raccoons and non-target species in the southeastern U.S.

11:30am EDT

Student/Mentor Lunch - Sponsored by Southern Division of the American Fisheries Society Grand Ballroom C

1:40pm EDT

Symposia-03: Toxicants and Wild Pigs Track. Tools for Managing Wild Pigs and Their Relative Effectiveness Clements

2:00pm EDT

Symposia-03: Toxicants and Wild Pigs Track. Low-dose Warfarin as a Feral Hog Toxicant: 3 Years of Field Studies Clements

2:40pm EDT

*Wildlife Track. How Close is Close Enough? Spatially Targeted Land Enrollment Improves Private Land Conservation Success Carroll Ford

3:20pm EDT

Symposia-03: Toxicants and Wild Pigs Track. Research on the Use of Sodium Nitrite for Controlling Wild Pigs in the United States Clements *Wildlife Track. Reproduction of the North American River Otter in North Carolina Carroll Ford

4:00pm EDT

Law Enforcement Track. The Entertainment Industry's Impact on Wildlife Enforcement in Louisiana Wilkinson

4:40pm EDT

Wildlife Track. Herpetofaunal Response to Fire Severity, Repeated Burning, and Mechanical Fuel Reduction in Hardwood Forest Carroll Ford

5:30pm EDT

Poster Session & Social Grand Hall

6:00pm EDT

UGA Warnell School Alumni & Friends Reception Grand Hall

8:20am EDT

Marketing, R3 & Communications Track. Recruiting Food-Motivated, Adult Participants from Nontraditional Backgrounds into Fishing and Hunting Nunn

9:40am EDT

*Wildlife Track. Factors Influencing the Competition for Oral Rabies Vaccine-Baits Between Target and Non-target Species in the Southeastern U.S. Carroll Ford

10:20am EDT

Marketing, R3 & Communications Track. Do People Read (or Understand) Your Website? Nunn Wildlife Track. Resource Selection by Parturient and Post-parturient White-tailed Deer and Their Fawns Carroll Ford

10:35am EDT

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 EDT

*Wildlife Track. Strategic Use of Deer Management Cooperatives in Landscape Conservation Planning Carroll Ford

10:50am EDT

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

11:20am EDT

Wildlife Track. Population Viability, Reintroduction Success, and Harvest Sustainability of Black Bear Populations in Kentucky Carroll Ford

11:40am EDT

Wildlife Track. Understanding Deer, Bear, and Forest Trends in the Northern Georgia Mountains: The Value of Long-term Data Carroll Ford

1:00pm EDT

Legal Track. Effectiveness of Wild Pig Policy and Legislation in the U.S. Segell

1:20pm EDT

Wildlife Track. Feel the Burn: Southern Toad Metamorph Survival is Reduced by Red Imported Fire Ants Carroll Ford

1:30pm EDT

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

1:40pm EDT

Fisheries Track. Evaluation of Angling Effort Using Remote Cameras French

6:00pm EDT

Pre-Banquet Networking Reception with Exhibitors and Sponsors Grand Hall

7:00pm EDT

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