Several sessions at the upcoming 57th Ohio Fish and Wildlife Conference will feature research from School of Environment and Natural Resources faculty, staff and graduate students. Presenters and presentations from the school include:
Landscape and climate signals reflect changes in Ohio breeding bird distributions
Stephen Matthews
Pollinator communities on Marcellus-Utica natural gas pipeline rights-of-way in eastern Ohio
Claire Beck
Attitudes toward bobcat trapping in Ohio
Kristina Slagle
Poster presentations
Home range size, movements, and survival rates of sora and Virginia rails in a managed marsh complex in northwestern Ohio
James Hansen
Effects of habitat patch size on the abundance of red-backed salamanders (Plethodon cinereus)
Andrew Wilk
A keynote address by Associate Professor and Certified Wildlife Biologist, Paul Curtis kicks off the day-long conference starting at 9:00 a.m. on Jan. 27, 2017 at Ohio State’s Nationwide and Ohio Farm Bureau 4-H Center. Curtis coordinates the Wildlife Damage Management Program for Cornell Cooperative Extension.
The conference is sponsored by Ohio Fish and Wildlife Management Association, Ohio Chapter of the Wildlife Society and the ODNR Division of Wildlife.
View the full conference program here.