Natural Resources - Seminars (Fall 2000)

This page lists the seminars presented in the Department of Natural Resources during the Fall, 2000 semester.

September

September 14 Spatial patterns of abundance of tree species in a forested landscape, the Hubbard Brook Experimental Forest, New Hamphsire, USA - Paul Schwarz (Department of Natural Resources - Cornell University)

September 21 Stream restoration for salmon in the interior Pacific northwest - Greg Nagle (Department of Natural Resources - Cornell University)

September 28 Fledging size and survival in snow geese: timing is everything (or is it?) - Evan Cooch (Department of Natural Resources - Cornell University)

October

October 5 Methane production in northern peatland ecosystems - Joe Yavitt (Department of Natural Resources - Cornell University)

October 12 Impact and management of invasive plant species: What do we really know and what do we need to know? - Bernd Blossey (Department of Natural Resources - Cornell University

October 19 Fish-based method to assessing the ecological integrity of running waters - Stefan Schmutz (Department of Hydrobiology, Fisheries and Aquaculture - University of Agricultural Sciences - Vienna)

October 26 Title T.B.A. - Rene Borgella Jr. (Department of Natural Resources - Cornell University)

November

November 2 On the reproductive biology of the strictly protected plants of Cyprus - Costas Kadis (Visiting Fellow - Department of Natural Resources - Cornell University)

November 9 Amphibians and reptiles: major players in the forest ecosystem? - Steve Morreale (Department of Natural Resources - Cornell University)

November 16 Assessment and Management of Icelandic Cod - Pat Sullivan (Department of Natural Resources - Cornell University)

November 23 Thanksgiving Recess - no seminar scheduled

November 30 Local and landscape control of nutrient limitation and plant species diversity in fens - Barbara Bedford (Department of Natural Resources - Cornell University)

September
September 14	Spatial patterns of abundance of tree species in a forested landscape, the Hubbard Brook Experimental Forest, New Hamphsire, USA - Paul Schwarz (Department of Natural Resources - Cornell University)
September 21	Stream restoration for salmon in the interior Pacific northwest - Greg Nagle (Department of Natural Resources - Cornell University)
September 28	Fledging size and survival in snow geese: timing is everything (or is it?) - Evan Cooch (Department of Natural Resources - Cornell University)
October
October 5	Methane production in northern peatland ecosystems - Joe Yavitt (Department of Natural Resources - Cornell University)
October 12	Impact and management of invasive plant species: What do we really know and what do we need to know? - Bernd Blossey (Department of Natural Resources - Cornell University
October 19	Fish-based method to assessing the ecological integrity of running waters - Stefan Schmutz (Department of Hydrobiology, Fisheries and Aquaculture - University of Agricultural Sciences - Vienna)
October 26	Title T.B.A. - Rene Borgella Jr. (Department of Natural Resources - Cornell University)
November
November 2	On the reproductive biology of the strictly protected plants of Cyprus - Costas Kadis (Visiting Fellow - Department of Natural Resources - Cornell University)
November 9	Amphibians and reptiles: major players in the forest ecosystem? - Steve Morreale (Department of Natural Resources - Cornell University)
November 16	Assessment and Management of Icelandic Cod - Pat Sullivan (Department of Natural Resources - Cornell University)
November 23	Thanksgiving Recess - no seminar scheduled
November 30	Local and landscape control of nutrient limitation and plant species diversity in fens - Barbara Bedford (Department of Natural Resources - Cornell University)