Poster Session

5:30 PM

P01

PICCC in Action - Working Across Landscapes and Seascapes in the Pacific
Jeff Burgett, Pacific Islands Climate Change Cooperative

5:30 PM

P02

Griffin Groups: An overview of features for large landscape communications
Edward Laurent, Connecting Conservation

5:30 PM

P03

GreenLinks: A Tool To Better Integrate Transportation and Landscape-Level Conservation Planning
Mary Mittiga, U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service; Tom Hoctor, University of Florida

5:30 PM

P04

NPS is “Scaling Up” its Large Landscape Efforts
Kassandra Hardy, Scaling Up Team Lead

5:30 PM

P05

Object-based Forest Classification to Facilitate Landscape-Scale Conservation
Michael Mitchell, Ducks Unlimited, Inc.; Randy Wilson, U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service; Daniel Twedt, U.S. Geological Survey, Patuxent Wildlife Research Center; Anne Mini, Lower Mississippi Valley Joint Venture; Dale James, Ducks Unlimited,Inc.

5:30 PM

P06

Scaling Up: Large Landscape Conservation Action Through Locally Led Planning & Partnerships
Kimberly Shafer, National Park Service

5:30 PM

P07

Crown of the Continent Ecosystem: The Crown Managers Partnership and Transboundary Collaborative Ecosystem Management
Mary Riddle, Glacier National Park

5:30 PM

P08

Powerful Tools, Meaningful Involvement: Continuing the Discussion
Brendan Boepple, Colorado College; Samuel Williams, Colorado College

5:30 PM

P09

Building a Dark Sky Cooperative across the Colorado Plateau
Chad Moore, NPS; Dan Duriscoe, NPS

5:30 PM

P10

A Largely Intact Ecosystem in Alaska: Key Results from the Yukon Kuskokwim Rapid Ecoregional Assessment
Monica McTeague, University of Alaska, Anchorage; E. Jamie Trammell, University of Alaska Anchorage

5:30 PM

P11

Introduction to the BLM's Landscape Approach to Multi-Scale Natural Resource Decisions
Kit Muller, Bureau of Land Management; Karen Prentice, BLM

5:30 PM

P12

Future Directions of Usable Science for Rangeland Sustainability
Kristie Maczko, Sustainable Rangelands Roundtable - University of Wyoming; Chad Ellis, The Samuel Roberts Noble Foundation; John Tanaka, University of Wyoming; Lori Hidinger, Arizona State University

5:30 PM

P13

EPA's Healthy Watersheds Program
Laura Gabanski, U.S. EPA

5:30 PM

P14

Landscape Conservation Cooperatives (LCC) Council
Michael Gale, U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service; Elsa Haubold, Landscape Conservation Cooperatives

5:30 PM

P15

How are Tribes and First Nations Engaging with the North Pacific Landscape Conservation Cooperative?
Mary Mahaffy, North Pacific Landscape Conservation Cooperative

5:30 PM

P16

Systematic identification of potential conservation priority areas on roadless Bureau of Land Management lands in the western United States.
Brett Dickson, Conservation Science Partners; Ken Rait, The Pew Charitable Trusts; Luke Zachmann, Conservation Science Partners; Christine Albano, UC-Davis; Leslie Duncan, The Pew Charitable Trusts

5:30 PM

P17

Setting and implementing regional strategies for landscape-scale invasive plant management
Elizabeth Brusati, California Invasive Plant Council; Dana Morawitz, California Invasive Plant Council; Doug Johnson, California Invasive Plant Council

5:30 PM

P18

Shaping the Future of the South Atlantic Region with the Conservation Blueprint
Hilary Morris, South Atlantic Landscape Conservation Cooperative

5:30 PM

P19

Climate Change Refugia as a Tool for Climate Adaptation
Toni Lyn Morelli, University of Massachusetts

5:30 PM

P20

The Staying Connected Initiative - Science To Action Across Scales
Phil Huffman, The Nature Conservancy - Vermont Chapter; Jens Hilke, Vermont Fish & Wildlife Department; Chris Hilke, National Wildlife Federation

5:30 PM

P21

Heart of the Rockies Initiative: Building landscape-scale success from local, community-grounded conservation
Michael Whitfield, Heart of the Rockies Initiative; JoAnn Grant, Heart of the Rockies Initiative; Bray J. Beltrán, Heart of the Rockies Initiative

5:30 PM

P22

Translating Climate-Smart Conservation Lesson Learned Across the California LCC
Andrea Graffis, California Landscape Conservation Cooperative (LCC)

5:30 PM

P23

VISUALIZING CLIMATE CHANGE SCENARIOS FOR LANDSCAPE-SCALE CONSERVATION PLANNING IN FLORIDA
Mark McKelvy, USGS; Stephanie Romanach, US Geological Survey; Craig Conzelmann, USGS; James Darcey, Five Rivers Services

5:30 PM

P24

The North Pacific LCC Conservation Planning Atlas
Tom Miewald, North Pacific Landscape Conservation Cooperative

5:30 PM

P25

BLM's National Conservation Lands: Protecting Large Landscapes
Matt Preston, Bureau of Land Management

5:30 PM

P26

Landscape Conservation Design in the North Atlantic LCC: A Pilot Project in the Connecticut River Watershed
Maritza Mallek, North Atlantic Landscape Conservation Cooperative; Scott Schwenk, North Atlantic Landscape Conservation Cooperative; Andrew Milliken, North Atlantic Landscape Conservation Cooperative

5:30 PM

P27

The California LCC Delivers Climate Adaptation Science to Land Managers
Deanne DiPietro, CA LCC

5:30 PM

P28

Pooling knowledge to refine individual priorities: The Northeast Synthesis for State Wildlife Action Plans
Lori Pelech, North Atlantic LCC; Steve Fuller, North Atlantic LCC

5:30 PM

P29

Assessing the State of Priority Terrestrial and Aquatic Systems in the Gulf Coastal Plains and Ozarks LCC
Kristine Evans, Gulf Coastal Plains and Ozarks LCC /Mississippi State University; Yvonne Allen, U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service; Greg Wathen, Gulf Coastal Plains & Ozarks LCC; John Tirpak, US Fish and Wildlife Service; Todd Jones-Farrand, U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service; Toby Gray, Gulf Coastal Plains and Ozarks LCC/Mississippi State University

5:30 PM

P30

The Great Basin Native Plant Project - Making the Landscape Nexus Sustainable
Anne Halford, Bureau of Land Mgmt; Peggy Olwell, Bureau of Land Mgmt.; Francis Kilkenny, USFS Rocky Mtn. Research Station

5:30 PM

P31

Landscape Conservation Cooperatives (LCC) Network
Elsa Haubold, Landscape Conservation Cooperatives; Ben Thatcher, LCC Network / USFWS; Michael Gale, U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service

5:30 PM

P32

Sagebrush Steppe Treatment Evaluation Project (SageSTEP): the Need for Long-term Monitoring
James McIver, Oregon State University

5:30 PM

P33

LS2SRC: Landsat Scene to State and Regional Landscape Ecological Classification and Mapping
Qingmin Meng, Mississippi State University; Kristine Evans, Gulf Coastal Plains and Ozarks LCC /Mississippi State University; Loren Burger, Mississippi State University

5:30 PM

P34

I-70 Wild Byway: Funding Ready Project Seeks Conservation Champion
Paige Singer, Rocky Mountain Wild