Landscape Patterns and Ecosystem Processes

2008 US-IALE Symposium

Madison, Wisconsin | April 6-10, 2008

Oral Presentations by Session

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1a - H. Ronald Pulliam Symposium: Sources, Sinks, and Sustainability 1b - H. Ronald Pulliam Symposium: Sources, Sinks, and Sustainability 1c - H. Ronald Pulliam Symposium: Sources, Sinks, and Sustainability 1d - H. Ronald Pulliam Symposium: Sources, Sinks, and Sustainability 2a - Animal Movements in Heterogeneous Landscapes 2b - Challenges in Modeling Forest Landscapes under Climate Change 2c - Challenges in Modeling Forest Landscapes under Climate Change 2d - Cross-boundary Challenges to the Creation of Multifunctional Agricultural Landscapes 2e - Insect Outbreaks in Forested Landscapes: Spatial Patterns and Ecosystem Responses 2f - Insect Outbreaks in Forested Landscapes: Spatial Patterns and Ecosystem Responses 2g - Landscape Genetics 3a - Landscape Ecology of Infectious Diseases 3b - Landscape Ecology of Infectious Diseases 3c - Landscape Ecology of Infectious Diseases 3d - Spread of Exotic Species in Fragmented Forests 3e - Beta Diversity in Landscape Ecology 3f - Beta Diversity in Landscape Ecology 3g - Diversity 4a - Spatial Analysis 1 4b - Spatial Analysis 2 4c - Social Issues 4d - Ecosystem Management 1 4e - Ecosystem Management 2 4f - Landscape Ecology and Geospatial Science for Sustainable Development and Poverty Alleviation in Developing Countries 4g - Landscape Ecology and Geospatial Science for Sustainable Development and Poverty Alleviation in Developing Countries 5a - Urban Landscapes 1 5b - Urban Landscapes 2 5c - Carbon Dynamics 5d - Conservation Planning 5e - Fire 5f - Forest History 5g - Forest Landscapes 6a - Landscape Change 6b - Species Distributions 1 6c - Species Distributions 2 6d - Developing Landscapes 6e - Landscape Patterns and Ecosystem Processes: The Role of Human Societies 6f - Landscape Patterns and Ecosystem Processes: The Role of Human Societies 6g - Landscape Patterns and Ecosystem Processes: The Role of Human Societies 7a - Ecosystem Processes 7b - Remote Sensing 7c - Invasive Species 7d - Landscape Pattern 7e - Disturbance 1 7f - Disturbance 2 7g - Connectivity 9e - Water in the Landscape 1 9f - Water in the Landscape 2 9g - Disease

1d - H. Ronald Pulliam Symposium: Sources, Sinks, and Sustainability
Date:	Tuesday (2008-04-08)
Time:	10:00 AM - 12:00 PM
Room:	Ballroom AB
Session Chair(s):	Jianguo (Jack) Liu, Vanessa Hull, Anita Morzillo, John Wiens
10:00 - 10:15 Nick Haddad Putting in perspective the positive and negative effects of corridors 10:15 - 10:30 Andrew Hansen Contribution of source-sink theory to protected area establishment and management 10:30 - 10:45 Winston Smith Evaluating reserve systems to sustain viable metapopulations in modified landscapes: The northern flying squirrel in rainforest of Southeast Alaska 10:45 - 11:00 Bryan Watts Sustaining bald eagles within the Chesapeake Bay: Confronting market pressures and urban sprawl 11:00 - 11:15 Alessandro Gimona Policy incentives, land managers' strategies and source-sink dynamics: The formation of community patterns at the landscape scale 11:15 - 11:30 Romuald Lipcius Source-sink dynamics and conservation of marine metapopulations 11:30 - 11:45 Stephen Wing Habitat fragmentation, sources, sinks, and interactions with regional management in the Fiordland Marine Area, New Zealand 11:45 - 12:00 John Wiens When theory meets reality: Sources and sinks in conservation

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