501 Seminar Series

Dr. Natasha Wiggins Fish & Wildlife 501 Seminar Presentation
The Ecological Implications of Eating a Chemically Defended Diet
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Dr. Michael Colvin Lecture
Caviar and Carp: Increasing Fisheries Model Realism and Management Applications
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Dr. Mark Jankowski Lecture
Dr. Mark Jankowski, Adjunct Faculty in the Division of Natural Sciences at Lewis-Clark State College presents a seminar at a University of Idaho Fish & Wildlife Resources 501 class on Monday, April 16th, 2012. Title: "Birds: Their Role as Canaries to Typhoid Marys"
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Jesse Fischer Lecture
Use of a Native Fish Species as an Indicator of Non-Native Species Effects on Aquatic Ecosystem Degradation
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Dr. Marcella Kelly Lecture
Dr. Marcella Kelly, Associate Professor in the Department of Fish and Wildlife at Virginia Tech University, presents a seminar titled "Are Top Cats Really Umbrella Species? Density, Occupancy, and Habitat Use in Competing Cats Across Ecosystems"
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Dan Schill Lecture
Use of Otoliths for Ageing Redband Trout and other Freshwater Fish, Clearing Up the Confusion
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Tim Copeland Lecture
Wild Chinook Salmon and Steelhead Monitoring in Idaho
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Brett Bowersox Lecture
Potlatch River Steelhead Monitoring and Evaluation Project
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Brian Kelly Lecture
Demystifying the Endangered Species Act
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Amos Eno Lecture
Private Lands: The New conservation Frontier
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H. Franklin Percival Lecture
Sampling Fish and Wildlife Populations in Florida
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Erica Fleishman Lecture
Projected Connectivity in the Great Basin with Project Climate and Land Use Changes
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Stephen Arthur Lecture
Do Hares Eat Sheep? Snowshoe Hare Abundance Affects Survival of Dall's Sheep Lambs in Alaska
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