Rights-of-Way as Habitat Working Group
habitat conservation + working landscapes
12:00 pm EST Join Cécile Antoine - PhD Candidate in Biology at UOttawa – in discovering some of Canada’s native bees that you may encounter in your garden or local park. Cécile will speak about the biology and ecology of our native bees. She will also explain her research findings on bees that nest in …
2:00 pm EST Colleagues in Mexico will share the work being done to protect and conserve monarchs and their overwintering sites within the Monarch Butterfly Biosphere Reserve (MBBR). Presenters: Eligio García Serrano - Coordinator, Fondo Monarca Eduardo Rendón Salinas- Subdirector of Terrestrial Ecosystems, WWF México Register here.
UMISC 2020 Online will be a week long, multi-track conference focused on sharing information and networking on issues related to all taxa of invasive species. Subject matter will have an Upper Midwest flavor and focus, though speakers and attendees from all over the country and the world are welcome. Please visit their primary website, www.umisc.net, …
Join us to learn about the latest updates to the Rights-of-Way as Habitat Working Group’s Pollinator Scorecard, including how the scorecard can be used to meet the monitoring requirements of the Monarch CCAA. We will also touch on plot selection and distribution, the associated management module, and how to interpret scorecard results. Presenters: Dan Salas, …
1:00 pm – 2:00 pm EDT Land managers and agencies alike are increasingly recognizing the value of incorporating biodiversity and community considerations into both the cleanup itself as well as the end-use of the land. In this webinar you will hear from our expert speaker about selecting these kinds of beneficial outcomes for remediation sites, featuring a …
At its core, remediation efforts are designed to protect communities from the impacts of historical contamination through cleanup efforts. Land managers and agencies alike are increasingly recognizing the value of incorporating biodiversity and community considerations into both the cleanup itself as well as the end-use of the land. In this webinar you will hear from …
At its core, remediation efforts are designed to protect communities from the impacts of historical contamination through cleanup efforts. Land managers and agencies alike are increasingly recognizing the value of incorporating biodiversity and community considerations into both the cleanup itself as well as the end-use of the land. In this webinar you will hear from …
Orlando, FL Submissions for Program Symposia are now open and due Thursday, January 31, 2020. Submissions should reflect the meeting theme, Entomology for All. Organizers are encouraged to be innovative and thoughtful in proposing appealing sessions that are inclusive and display the diversity of entomological science in terms of speaker locality and background (gender, ethnicity, career …
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2:00 PM EST Register here for the November 2020 Monarch Conservation Webinar. You will receive additional details about participating in the webinar on the confirmation page after registering. This series is a collaborative effort between the Monarch Joint Venture and the National Conservation Training Center. We look forward to your participation! Register here.