Ecosystem Services: Bridging Natural and Social Sciences Toward Sustainable Policies, Part 2

Wednesday, August 20, 2014: 8:20 AM-3:10 PM
205B (Centre des congrès de Québec // Québec City Convention Centre)
8:20 AM
W-205B-1
Enhancing a National View of River Condition for Improved Management and Conservation of Fluvial Fish Habitats
Dana M. Infante, PhD, Michigan State University; Wesley Daniel, PhD, Michigan State University; Joel Nohner, Michigan State University; William W. Taylor, Michigan State University

8:40 AM
W-205B-2
Linking Landscapes, Aquatic Productivity, and Fisheries: An Example in Lake Erie
Mary Anne Evans, U. S. Geological Survey, Great Lakes Science Center; Daniel Engel, University of Michigan; Tomas Höök, Purdue University; Keely Ledbetter, University of Michigan; Stuart A. Ludsin, The Ohio State University; James Roberts, U. S. Geological Survey, Fort Collins Science Center; Jeffrey S. Schaeffer, U. S. Geological Survey, Great Lakes Science Center; Alison Stevens, University of Michigan

9:00 AM
W-205B-3
Case Studies in Combining Recreational Fisheries Data Collected from Multiple Agencies- How Can Creel Data Best be Used?
Tracy Kolb, Michigan Department of Natural Resources

9:20 AM
W-205B-4
Using an Ecosystems Services Framework to Inform Inland Fisheries Stakeholders
Barbara A. Knuth, Cornell University

9:40 AM
W-205B-5
Fish, Farmers, Floods, and Institutions: The Joint Management of Freshwater and Marine Ecosystems
Cloé Garnache, Michigan State University

10:00 AM
W-205B-6
Wednesday Morning Break


10:30 AM
W-205B-6
Modelling Individual Behaviours of Fishers: Opportunities and Challenges for Integration with Coupled Social-Ecological Systems of Regionally-Based Recreational Fisheries
Len Hunt, Centre for Northern Forest Ecosystem Research Ontario Ministry of Natural Resources

10:50 AM
W-205B-7
Measures of Watershed Capacity to Provide Ecosystem Services Can Inform Decisions about Land/Water Use
Amy M. Villamagna, Virginia Tech; Paul L. Angermeier, U.S. Geological Survey and Virginia Tech; Beatriz Mogollon, Virginia Tech

11:10 AM
W-205B-8
Prioritizing Restoration Monitoring: Using a Viability Analysis to Establish Meaningful Monitoring Metrics and Derive Restoration Endpoints in the St. Clair-Detroit River System
Robin DeBruyne, USGS Great Lakes Science Center; Bruce A. Manny, USGS Great Lakes Science Center; Kurt Newman, U.S. Geological Survey, Great Lakes Science Center; Edward F. Roseman, USGS Great Lakes Science Center; Jason Ross, U.S. Geological Survey, Great Lakes Science Center; Paul Seelbach, U.S. Geological Survey, Great Lakes Science Center; Russ Strach, U.S. Geological Survey, Great Lakes Science Center

11:30 AM
W-205B-9
Restoring the Vistas and Gems in the Tallgrass Prairie and Big Rivers Landscape Conservation Cooperative
Gwen White, USFWS; Glen Salmon, Eastern Tallgrass Prairie & Big Rivers LLC

11:50 AM
W-205B-10
Relationship of Intra-Specific Diversity to Ecosystem Services in Great Lakes Restoration Programs
Charles C. Krueger, Michigan State University; Andrew M. Muir, Great Lakes Fishery Commission

12:10 PM
W-205B-12
Wednesday Lunch


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