The Birds and the Bees
Strategies for Managing Multiple Resources
6-7 October 2016, Gaylord, TreeTops
10 Category 1 CFE credits
Conference Brochure & Program & Speaker Biographies
Thanks to the sponsors of this conference!
DNR Forest Resources Division
Ruffed Grouse Society
American Woodcock Society
6 October |
Conference Schedule |
Conference Welcome |
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21st Century Forest Management: Balancing Complex Expectations |
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Strategies for Managing Your Land for Wild Turkeys |
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Grouse Basics and Forestry Practices |
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Habitat Goals for a Sustainable Pheasant Population and the MPRI Design |
Effects of Deer Browsing on Bird Habitat Following Forest Management Practices |
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Context Matters: How Forest Management Impacts Biodiversity at Multiple Spatial Scales |
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Deer Management, Forest Management, and Cooperatives |
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Climate Change Adaptation and Ruffed Grouse Management in Northern Michigan |
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Terrestrial Invasive Species - Sue Tangora, MDNR Forestry PowerPoint PDF (3.0 mb) |
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Climate Change Predictions for Aspen; The Bird Atlas - Maria Janowiak, US Forest Service Northern Institute of Applied Climate Science PowerPoint PDF (5.2 mb) |
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Aspen Monitoring Project - Scott Jones, MDNR Forestry PowerPoint PDF (1.4 mb) |
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7 October |
Conference Schedule |
Maintaining and Promoting Compositional and Structural Diversity in the Lake States for Forest Resilience |
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Species Vulnerability to Climate Change - Chris Hoving, MDNR Wildlife PowerPoint PDF (1.0 mb) |
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What Is Going On With Pollinators and What Can We Do to Help? - Meghan Milbrath, MSU Entomology, Michigan Pollinator Initiative PowerPint PDF (8.0 mb) |
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Habitat for Pollinators: Current Efforts in Conservation and Restoration |
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Integrating Disturbance Ecology Patterns into Forest Management in Northern Michigan - Greg Corace, US Fish & Wildlife Service, Seney National Wildlife Refuge PowerPoint PDF (8.7 mb) |
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Structural Retention in Michigan Clearcuts: Do the Birds Care? - Gary Roloff, MSU Department of Fisheries & Wildlife PowerPoint PDF (2.4 mb) |
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