Spring 2022 Seminars

4/1/2022 – Virtual

Mark Scheuerell (Washington Cooperative Fish and Wildlife Research Unit)

Estimating metrics of community stability from time series data

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4/8/2022 – Virtual

Jamie Brusa (School of Aquatic and Fishery Sciences, University of Washington)

Drivers of harbor seal relative abundances in the Salish Sea

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4/15/2022 – Hybrid

Tim Essington and Chelsea Wood (School of Aquatic and Fishery Sciences, University of Washington)

A reconstruction of parasite burden for Puget Sound, USA reveals a century of parasite decline

4/22/2022 – Virtual

Sarah Saunders (National Audubon Society)

Disentangling data discrepancies and evaluating population viability using integrated population models

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4/29/2022 – Hybrid

Brielle Thompson (Quantitative Ecology and Resource Management, University of Washington)

Making smarter decisions: an adaptive management approach to rusty crayfish control

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5/6/2022 – Virtual

Ben Augustine (New York Cooperative Fish and Wildlife Research Unit, Cornell University)

Spatial capture-recapture models with latent and partial individual identity

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5/13/2022 – Virtual

Jane Rogosch (Texas Cooperative Fish and Wildlife Research Unit, Texas Tech University)

Drought, flow conservation, and assessing long-term demography of prairie fishes

5/20/2022 – TBD

Michele Buonanduci (School of Environmental and Forest Sciences, University of Washington)

Spatial patterns of wildfire in western Cascadia: methods and implications for future ecological impacts

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5/27/2022 – TBD

Aurore Maureaud (School of Aquatic and Fishery Sciences, University of Washington)

Biogeography and conservation of marine benthic species

6/3/2022 – Virtual

Julie Blackwood (Department of Mathematics and Statistics, Williams College)

From fisheries to disease outbreaks: managing ecosystems under multiple administrative jurisdictions

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