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Midwest Fish & Wildlife Conference 2017

To return to the Midwest Fish & Wildlife Conference website, go to http://www.midwestfw.org/ The following schedule and room names are subject to change (as of February 1, 2017). Please check back for updates.

Presenters: Presenters for technical presentations are either the primary author (the first name listed in the abstract), or are indicated with an asterisk next to their name.

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1:20pm CST

Symposia Session - S4: Sustaining America's Diverse Fish and Wildlife Resources. Advancing a 21st Century Funding Model for Fish and Wildlife Conservation Grand Ballroom E Overview of Symposium S4. Sustaining America’s Diverse Fish and Wildlife Resources Grand Ballroom E

1:40pm CST

Symposia Session - S4: Sustaining America's Diverse Fish and Wildlife Resources. Engaging Corporations with Natural Resource Conservation Grand Ballroom E

2:20pm CST

Symposia Session - S4: Sustaining America's Diverse Fish and Wildlife Resources. Federal Agency Perspective Grand Ballroom E

2:40pm CST

Symposia Session - S4: Sustaining America's Diverse Fish and Wildlife Resources. The Role of State Agencies in Natural Resource Governance and Keys to Success Grand Ballroom E

3:20pm CST

Symposia Session - S4: Sustaining America's Diverse Fish and Wildlife Resources. Outdoor Recreation Industry Grand Ballroom E

4:00pm CST

Symposia Session - S4: Sustaining America's Diverse Fish and Wildlife Resources. Blue Ribbon Panel Relevancy/Transformation Working Group Grand Ballroom E

8:00am CST

Technical Session. Spatial Covariance of Angling Pressure and Catch Among Nebraska Water Bodies and Application to Social-ecological Systems Grand Ballroom E

8:20am CST

Technical Session. Factors Influencing Angler Fishing Behavior Grand Ballroom E

8:40am CST

Technical Session. Factors Affecting Fishing License Purchase Patterns and Angler Retention in Iowa Grand Ballroom E

9:00am CST

Technical Session. Evaluation of the Fishing Impoundments and Stream Habitats (FISH) Program Grand Ballroom E

9:20am CST

Technical Session. Contributors to Angler Satisfaction in the Southern Lake Michigan Fishery Grand Ballroom E

9:40am CST

Technical Session. Analyzing Social Capital and Participation in Commons: A Case Study from Nanasawa Satoyama Landscape Japan Grand Ballroom E

10:20am CST

Technical Session. Inland Fisheries Habitat Management: Lessons Learned from Wildlife Ecology and a Proposal for Change Grand Ballroom E

1:20pm CST

Technical Session. Creating Social Habitat for Women and Novice Adult Hunters Grand Ballroom E

1:40pm CST

Technical Session. Developing Future Conservation Leaders: The GLADE Model Grand Ballroom E

2:00pm CST

Technical Session. Age-Period-Cohort Modeling to Project Size, Composition, and License Revenue Contributions of Michigan’s Future Hunting Population Grand Ballroom E

2:20pm CST

Technical Session. Exploring Linkages Between Hunting and Fishing Permit Sales Among Upland Game Permit Holders Grand Ballroom E

3:20pm CST

Technical Session. Trends in Nebraska Deer Hunter Satisfaction Grand Ballroom E

3:40pm CST

Technical Session. The Economic Benefits of Publicly Accessible Hunting Lands Grand Ballroom E

4:00pm CST

Technical Session. Promoting Wildlife Habitat and Conservation Partnerships Through State-Funded Grant Programs Grand Ballroom E

4:20pm CST

Technical Session. Ethno-Geographical Relation to Wildlife Crime in Nepal: Analysis of Case Reported in National Print Media Grand Ballroom E

8:00am CST

Symposia Session - S9: Landscape Conservation Science and Management. Effect of Supplement Food on Breeding Biology of Eastren Blue Bird (Sialia sialis) in South Florida, USA Grand Ballroom E Overview of Symposium (S9). Landscape Conservation Science and Management: Exploring Private and Public Partnerships at a Landscape Scale Grand Ballroom E

8:20am CST

Symposia Session - S9: Landscape Conservation Science and Management. Multi-scale Assessments for the Landscape Approach to Resource Management Grand Ballroom E

8:40am CST

Symposia Session - S9: Landscape Conservation Science and Management. Reintroducing Extirpated Lake Sturgeon (Acipenser fulvescens) to the Maumee River, Ohio: An Overview of Collaborative Efforts Grand Ballroom E

9:00am CST

Symposia Session - S9: Landscape Conservation Science and Management. Precision Conservation - Landscape Design for Wildlife, Water Quality and Agricultural Productivity Grand Ballroom E

9:20am CST

Symposia Session - S9: Landscape Conservation Science and Management. Leopold's the Land Ethic and Conservation Perceptions of Illinois Farmers Grand Ballroom E

9:40am CST

Symposia Session - S9: Landscape Conservation Science and Management. Developing LiDAR-Derived Playa Wetland Maps for Wetland Restoration Decision Making Grand Ballroom E

10:20am CST

Symposia Session - S9: Landscape Conservation Science and Management. Developing a Decision Support Tool to Guide Restoration and Protection of Great Lakes Coastal Wetlands Grand Ballroom E

10:40am CST

Symposia Session - S9: Landscape Conservation Science and Management. Developing the Phragmites Adaptive Management Framework (PAMF) in the Great Lakes Basin Grand Ballroom E

11:00am CST

Symposia Session - S9: Landscape Conservation Science and Management. A Monarch’s View of the City: A Multi-City Landscape Conservation Design Grand Ballroom E

11:20am CST

Symposia Session - S9: Landscape Conservation Science and Management. Helping Stakeholders Understand Vegetative Changes on Two Large-scale Prairie Green Roofs in the Flint Hills Eco-region Grand Ballroom E

11:40am CST

Symposia Session - S9: Landscape Conservation Science and Management. Green Roof Vegetation Characterization Using Color-infrared and Thermal Sensors Mounted on a Small Unmanned Aircraft System Grand Ballroom E