Living Earth Collaborative/Evolution, Ecology & Population Biology Seminar featuring Christy Edwards
Christy Edwards, MO Botanical Garden
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Harnessing the power of the people for conservation science: A Shutterbee Story
Nicole Miller-Struttmann, Webster University
Mechanisms of Demographic Variability in Aquatic Ecosystems
Tom Anderson, Southern Illinois University-Edwardsville
Does ecological niche modeling look good on paper? Applying methods in global change biology to an ethnobotanical system
Justin Baldwin, Washington University and James Lucas, Washington University
Threatened plant translocation: patterns and determinants of success in the United States
Matthew Albrecht, MO Botanical Garden
Quantitative approaches to understanding biological and cultural diversity
Angela Chira, Washington University
Turtle Conservation as a Vehicle for One Health
Sharon Deem, Saint Louis Zoo
Undertaking conservation: The Saint Louis Zoo’s Effort to Recover a Carrion Beetle Species
Bob Merz, Saint Louis Zoo
Environmental Racism and Biodiversity Conservation in St. Louis
Join the Living Earth Collaborative (LEC) and Washington University in St. Louis at 2 PM CST for a virtual panel and discussion
The ecology and evolution of species diversity
James Stroud, Washington University, Department of Biology
Decentralizing & Democratizing Wildlife Biosurveillance
Gideon Erkenswick, Washington University in St. Louis
Project Biodiversify
A Living Earth Collaborative seminar
From Island Trees to Mountain Forests: Exploring patterns and drivers of diversity within biodiversity hotspots
Alex Linan, Missouri Botanical Garden
Fingerprinting changes in the global water cycle over the past millennium
Bronwen Konecky, Washington University in St. Louis
Ancient Anthropogenic Landscapes in the Amazon
Yoshi Maezumi, University of Amsterdam
Processes determining plant species diversity in restored tallgrass prairies
Andrew Kaul, Postdoctoral Fellow – Restoration Ecology, Center for Conservation and Sustainable Development, Missouri Botanical Garden
Ecological effects on brain form in adaptively diverging sunfish
Caleb Axelrod, Postdoc, Gordon Lab, WashU
Lifestyle Variation and Parasitic Disease Patterns: Environmental Exposures and Associated Health Inequities
Theresa Gildner, WashU
The Origin and Future of a Tropical Biodiversity Hostpot
Carlos Daniel Cadena Ordoñez, Los Andes University
Integrating physiology and behavior to evaluate adaptive and plastic responses to a changing climate
Don Miles, Professor, Ohio University
What’s the best way to attach a scientific name to a biological entity, and do we need new Codes?
Susanne Renner, Honorary Professor of Biology, WashU
21st century changes to agriculture permanently alter the weedy rice genome in the United States; The evolution and ecology of key innovations
Marshall Wedger and Ari Miller, WashU
The Evolution, Domestication, and Improvement of Diverse Crops
Emily Warschefsky, Missouri Botanical Garden
Global and local dispersal of ecologically dominant grasses
Toby Kellogg, Danforth Plant Science Center
From the ground up: urban evolution in squirrels and pigeons
Elizabeth Carlen, Washington University/Living Earth Collaborative
Veterinary science at the forefront of carnivore conservation
Fernando David Nájera Muñoz, St Louis Zoo/Living Earth Collaborative
Health and diseases at the human, domestic animal and wildlife interface in Madagascar
Fidisoa Rasambainarivo, Saint Louis Zoo/Mahaliana
Centering Equity in Urban Biodiversity, Climate Justice and Eco-Literacy
Catherine Werner, St. Louis City
Life at its Limits: The Extreme Overwintering Biology of Painted Turtles
Daniel Warren, Saint Louis University