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Tuesday, April 17
 

1:40pm EDT

WETLAND BIRD CONSERVATION: Spring Migration Strategies of Mallards and American Black Duck That Winter in the Finger Lakes Region Adirondack B/C

2:00pm EDT

WETLAND BIRD CONSERVATION: Comparisons of Habitat Selection and Behaviors Between Mallards and American Black Ducks in the Finger Lakes Region During Winter Adirondack B/C

2:20pm EDT

WETLAND BIRD CONSERVATION: Estimation of Waterfowl Abundance in Remote Wetland Habitats Adirondack B/C

3:20pm EDT

WETLAND BIRD CONSERVATION: A Novel Means to Passively Identify Individual Birds Attending Nests Adirondack B/C

3:40pm EDT

WETLAND BIRD CONSERVATION: Influence of the Agricultural Conservation Easement Program and Inter-specific Interactions on Winter Avian Occupancy of West Virginia Wetlands Adirondack B/C
 
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Offsite - Depart from ECHO
Offsite - Depart Hotel Front Lobby
Offsite - ECHO, Leahy Center for Lake Champlain
Offsite - Meet in Hotel Lobby
Offsite - Skinny Pancake
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Vermont A
Vermont B
  • General Fisheries: Fish and Habitat Track
  • Law Enforcement Track
  • Main Agenda Item
  • Outreach & Education Track 1
  • Outreach & Education Track 2
  • Outreach & Education Track 3
  • Outreach & Law Enforcement Combined Track
  • Posters
  • S01: Use of Hydroacoustic Technology in Fisheries Management
  • S02: Freshwater Mussel Conservation and Management
  • S03: Citizen Science and Implications for Wildlife Management
  • S04: Engaging Southern Vermont Woodland Owners in Stewardship with Wildlife in Mind
  • S05: New England Cottontail Conservation
  • S07: Aquatic Connectivity
  • S08: Moose Management in the Northeast
  • S09: Ongoing and Emerging Threats to Wildlife Health in the Northeast
  • S10: Connecting Habitats Across the Northeast: The Staying Connected Initiative as a Multi-scaled - Multi-pronged Approach to Large Landscape Conservation
  • S11: One Health Practice and Wildlife Management
  • S12: Closing the Loop: NRCS-supported outcome-based monitoring informs habitat conservation on working lands in the Northeast
  • Wildlife 1: Furbearer Management Track
  • Wildlife 2: Bird Conservation Track
  • Wildlife 3A: Conservation Tools & Applications Track
  • Wildlife 3B: Big Game Management Track
  • Wildlife 4A: Managing Public & Stakeholders Track
  • Wildlife 4B: Habitat Conservation & Climate Change Track
  • Wildlife 5: Rare Species Conservation Track
  • Wildlife 6: Wetland Bird Conservation Track
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