This page lists the seminars presented in the Department of Natural Resources during the Spring, 2001 semester.

January
January 25	Morphology and genetics of shortnose sturgeon: science and decision making under the Endangered Species Act Mark Bain (Department of Natural Resources - Cornell University)
February
February 1	Assessing Mechanisms and Scales of Dispersal from Spatial Distributions of Biota and Restricted Habitats Cliff Kraft (Department of Natural Resources - Cornell University)
February 8	National Park Service Conservation Perceptions Don Weir (Department of Natural Resources - Cornell University)
February 15	MesoHABSIM application on Quinebaug River - dream and reality Piotr Parasiewicz (Department of Natural Resources - Cornell University)
February 22	Facts, Values, and Knowledge Richard Baer (Cornell University - Department of Natural Resources)
March
March 1	Growth chronologies of white suckers and lake trout Nate Smith (Department of Natural Resources - Cornell University)
March 8	Plant communities, prey availability, and salamander populations John Maerz (Department of Natural Resources - Cornell University)
March 15	Natural spawning by brook trout (Salvelinus fontinalis) populations within Adirondack lakes with outlet barriers Dan Josephson (Department of Natural Resources - Cornell University)
March 22	Spring Break - no seminar scheduled
March 29	Living on the edge: population dynamics of a neotropical lizard along a pasture to forest gradient Martin Schlaepfer (Department of Natural Resources - Cornell University)
April
April 5	Ecosystem Restoration in the Hudson River Estuary: Perceptions Among Residents and Community Leaders Barb Knuth (Department of Natural Resources - Cornell University)
April 12	Microbial cycling of nitrogen in early-successional northern hardwood forests Melany Fisk (Department of Natural Resources - Cornell University)
April 19	Dynamic programming: a practical tool for practical problems - some simple applications Evan Cooch (Department of Natural Resources - Cornell University)
April 26	The Role of Local Development in Protected Area Management: A Comparative Case Study of Eco-tourism in Costa Rica Caroline Stem (Department of Natural Resources - Cornell University)