Skip to Main Content

College of Agriculture and Natural Resources
Ecosystem Science and Management

Department Seminars (Spring 2012)

January 13Dr. Kristi Hansen
Department of Agricultural Economics, UW
Water transfers and water market institutions in the Western United States
January 20Dr. Dan Manier
Ecosystem Dynamics Branch, USGS Fort Collins Science Center
The distribution of invasive plants in southwestern Wyoming: Long transects and multivariate models
January 27Dr. Jay Norton
Department of Ecosystem Science and Management, UW
Conservation agriculture in Kenya and Uganda
February 3Dr. Ye Zhang
Department of Geology & Geophysics, UW
Upscaling & complexity in subsurface modeling: Insights gained & on-going research
February 10Dr. Thijs Kelleners
Department of Ecosystem Science and Management, UW
Modeling soil-plant-atmosphere mass and energy exchange in rangeland and forest ecosystems
February 17Dr. Jack Morgan
Rangeland Resources Research Unit, USDA-ARS, Fort Collins
Impacts of climate change and management implications for grasslands of the Western Great Plains
February 24Dr. Cliff Riebe
Department of Geology & Geophysics, UW
Gauging the reproductive potential of salmon spawning substrates
March 2Dr. Shannon Albeke
WyGISC and Department of Geography, UW
Spatial Information Management: Solving ecological problems with innovative approaches and tools
March 9Dr. Axel Garcia y Garcia
Department of Plant Sciences, UW
Biophysical factors affecting irrigation scheduling: Potential for improving crop water productivity
March 16Spring break
March 23Kyle Lilly (MS Thesis Defense)
Department of Ecosystem Science and Management, UW
Tracing coalbed natural gas water using stable isotopes
March 30Beth Fitzpatrick (PhD Proposal)
Department of Ecosystem Science and Management, UW
How are distribution, functional connectivity, and habitat quality of Greater Sage-grouse influenced by oil and gas development? 
April 6Easter break
April 13Dr. Noah Fierer (PiE Student Speaker Series) University of Colorado-BoulderExploring terra incognita: the biogeography of soil microorganisms
April 20Dr. Steven Fassnacht
Watershed Science Program, Colorado State University
Using operational snow data at modeling scales: Field data to illustrate degrees of variability
April 27Dr. Carl Legleiter
Department of Geography, UW
Remote measurement of river channel morphology

Departmental Seminars (Fall 2011)

2-SepLarry MunnGlaciers and Soils of the Snowy Range, Wyoming
9-SepAlex LatchininskyPeril in a Tropical Paradise: A pest invasion impacts biodiversity on a tiny NW Hawaiian island
16-SepMatt KauffmanTrophic mismatch? How migratory ungulates cope with changing phenology

30-Sep

Doni Schwalm

Factors influencing genetic structure and diversity in swift fox population

7-Oct

Ajaya Warrier

Arsenic removal from groundwater

14-Oct

 

 

21-Oct

Steve Williams

Mongolia’s conundrum:  conservation versus development and the role of research in resolution

28-Oct

Cam Aldridge

Sage-grouse conservation in a changing world: What does the future hold?

4-Nov

Tom Thurow

Soil and Water Conservation on the Steeplands of Southern Honduras: Effectiveness, Evolution and Legacy 14 Years After the USAID Program Ended

11-Nov

Bob Hall

Primary productivity on the Colorado River, Grand Canyon

18-Nov

Fred Ogden

Reforestation in Panama: Implications for Water Resources and Downstream Services

2-DecCally DriessenProperties of reclaimed soils and their response to a controlled livestock treatment

Footer Navigation