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

Randy Spencer

Mississippi Department of Wildlife, Fisheries, and Parks
Grants Coordinator
Jackson, MS

Certified Wildlife Biologist, TWS; WSFR Programs; White-tailed deer; WMAs

2:00pm EDT

SEAFWA Hunting, Fishing & Wildlife Recreation Participation Committee Meeting French

6:00pm EDT

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

8:30am EDT

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

4:40pm EDT

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

8:00am EDT

Marketing, R3 & Communications Track. Creating the Next Generation that Cares! Nunn

8:20am EDT

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

8:40am EDT

Marketing, R3 & Communications Track. Recruiting New Young Adult Hunting Participants through Collegiate Peer Mentoring Nunn

9:00am EDT

Marketing, R3 & Communications Track. One Size Does Not Fit All. First-time Participants are Not all the Same. Nunn

9:20am EDT

*Wildlife Track. Conservation Policy: Investigating the effectiveness of wild pig policy and legislation in the U.S. Carroll Ford

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

Wildlife Track. Resource Selection by Parturient and Post-parturient White-tailed Deer and Their Fawns Carroll Ford

11:00am EDT

Wildlife Track. Apparent Annual Survival of White-tailed Deer in the Mississippi River Delta of Louisiana Carroll Ford

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

2:00pm EDT

Wildlife Track. Habitat Enhancement and Avian Usage of Spoil Islands and Northwest Marsh of Lake Okeechobee, Florida Carroll Ford

2:20pm EDT

Wildlife Track. Response of Wintering Birds to Simulated Birder Playback and Pishing Carroll Ford

3:00pm EDT

Southeastern Section of The Wildlife Society Business Meeting Breathitt

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