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12:00pm EST

IT/Licensing Lunch - Sponsored by Sovereign Sportsman Solutions, LLC Alexander

1:00pm EST

Welcome and Introductions Swannanoa Distribution and Conservation Status of the Grandfather Mountain Crayfish Ballroom Salon A Changing Landscapes by Coalition Windsor B Time-activity Budgets of Dabbling Ducks and Shorebirds in Managed Tidal Impoundments and Adjacent Tidal Marshes Ballroom Salon B Welcome & Introductions Alexander Back to the Future: Learning to Hunt for Food Cherokee Legal Session 1: Introductions and General Discussions about Current State Issues and Action Items Eagle Involving Non-Traditional Audiences in Recruitment and Retention Cherokee SYMPOSIUM OVERVIEW Swannanoa

1:10pm EST

What is Human Dimensions of Wildlife and Why Do We Need It? Swannanoa

1:20pm EST

Cambarus (Hiatacambarus) Chasmodactylus, New River Crayfish (Decapoda: Cambaridae) Range Wide Assessment 2015 Ballroom Salon A Southeast Aquatic Connectivity Program: Assessing Connectivity in Southeastern Rivers Windsor A Changes in Coastal Salinities will Affect Seed Availability for Waterfowl in Submerged Aquatic Vegetation Beds and Coastal Marshes in the Northern Gulf of Mexico Ballroom Salon B Conserving Open Pine Conditions and Biodiversity in Working Forested Landscapes Windsor B SYMPOSIUM OVERVIEW Windsor A

1:30pm EST

Acquiring Human Dimensions Information: Descriptions of Qualitative and Quantitative Methods in a Digital Age Swannanoa Speculation in the Smokies OFFSITE: Sheraton Four Points, Vanderbilt Room NIC Presentation Alexander

1:40pm EST

Using Hierarchical Models to Evaluate Factors Affecting Occupancy, Abundance, and Detection Probabilities in Southern Coastal Plain Streams Ballroom Salon A North Atlantic Aquatic Connectivity Collaborative: Assessing Road Stream Crossings in the Northeast Windsor A Assessing the Economic Value of Tundra Swans in Eastern North Carolina Ballroom Salon B Meta-analysis of Landscape Conservation Plan Evaluations Windsor B

1:50pm EST

The Locavore Angler/Hunter: Myth or Reality? Cherokee

2:00pm EST

Freshwater Fish and Mollusk Population Restoration in Western North Carolina Ballroom Salon A The Undamming of Virginia Windsor A Partnerships in Human Dimensions Research Swannanoa Analysis of Alabama Wood Duck Banding and Recovery Records, 1970-2012 Ballroom Salon B Enhancing Wildlife Habitat in Forested Wetlands Across the Mississippi Alluvial Valley: An Example of Collaborative Landscape Conservation Windsor B

2:05pm EST

Arkansas Game and Fish Chaplain Program OFFSITE: Sheraton Four Points, Vanderbilt Room

2:20pm EST

Characterization of the Migratory Phenotype of Lake Sturgeon Ballroom Salon A Crossing Clear Water: New Partnerships Leverage Diverse Funders to Accelerate Reconnection Windsor A Applying Human Dimensions in Decision-making Swannanoa Movements and Timing of Long Distance Movements of Mottled Ducks on the Georgia and South Carolina Coasts Ballroom Salon B Strategic Conservation Planning in a Private Lands State Windsor B

2:30pm EST

IT/Licensing in North Carolina Presentation Alexander

2:40pm EST

Refreshment Break Windsor Corridor

3:15pm EST

Active Network Presentation Alexander

3:20pm EST

Spotted Bass Population Structure and Diet in Wadeable and Non-wadeable Streams Draining the Lake Pontchartrain Basin Ballroom Salon A Lessons From Around the World: Balancing Socioeconomic Factors, Hydropower Development, Land-use Change and Fisheries Ecology for a Sustainable Future of the Mekong River Ecosystem Windsor A Case 1 – Wildlife: Integrating Human Dimensions and Biology: Building Ecologically Sound Management Programs that Stakeholders Support Swannanoa Occupancy of Large Canids in Eastern North Carolina Windsor B The Bird Matrix- Development of a Model for Assessing Forest Structural Needs to Maximize Bird Species Evenness and Vegetative Structural Diversity Ballroom Salon B Louisiana’s Bolton Case OFFSITE: Sheraton Four Points, Vanderbilt Room Creating Champions for Conserving our Outdoor Heritage: Forever Wild Families Cherokee Legal Session 1 Eagle

3:40pm EST

Contribution of Black Crappie Fingerlings Stocked into Lake Hickory, 2007–2012 Ballroom Salon A Using Smartphone Apps and Partnerships to Locate Your Next Barrier Removal Project Windsor A Case 2 – Freshwater Fisheries: Use of Add-on Surveys to Better Understand the Social and Economic Impacts of Recreational Fishing to Resource-based Communities Swannanoa Conservation of Whooping Cranes in North Alabama Ballroom Salon B Effects of Season and Habitat Characteristics on Coyote Scat Deposition Patterns Windsor B

3:55pm EST

Technology in Law Enforcement OFFSITE: Sheraton Four Points, Vanderbilt Room

4:00pm EST

Temporal Patterns of Angler Use and Mortality of Stocked 229-mm Channel Catfish in Twenty Small Texas Impoundments Ballroom Salon A Restoring Aquatic Habitats and Recovering Species One SHU at a Time Windsor A Case 3 – Managing for Nongame Species: The Importance of Understanding the Human Dimensions Swannanoa Advancing Species Distribution Models to Identify Optimal Restoration Sites for Bachman's Sparrow (Peucaea aestivalis) Ballroom Salon B Habitat Characteristics Associated with Daytime Resting Sites of Raccoons in a Longleaf Pine Ecosystem Windsor B

4:10pm EST

Indicators of Success for the NC Wildlife Resources Commission Cherokee

4:15pm EST

Brandt Information Services Presentation Alexander

4:20pm EST

Potential Paradigm Shift: Managing an Estuarine Striped Bass Population in the Absence of Natural Reproduction Ballroom Salon A Conserving Large Landscapes Through Dam Removal Windsor A Case 4 – Marine Fisheries: What do the stakeholders think is important? Statewide Survey and Workshops Swannanoa Co-Urbanization of Humans and Coyotes Windsor B Determining Breeding Origins and Stopover Patterns of Four Migrant Songbird Species in Northern Alabama Using Stable Isotope and Molecular Methods Ballroom Salon B

4:30pm EST

Tasers in Wildlife Law Enforcement OFFSITE: Sheraton Four Points, Vanderbilt Room

4:40pm EST

Living on The Edge: Persistence of the Fringe Striped Bass Population Ballroom Salon A Looking Forward: Creating a Culture of Human Dimensions Swannanoa Factors Affecting Coyote Food Use in Florida Windsor B Louisiana Waterthrush and Benthic Macroinvertebrate Response to Shale Gas Development Ballroom Salon B

5:00pm EST

Discussion/Invite to organizational session of SEAFWA Human Dimensions Working Group Swannanoa

8:00am EST

Effects of Silver Carp Introductions on White Crappie and Largemouth Bass in Floodplain Lakes of the Yazoo River Basin, Mississippi Victoria Current and Spatially Explicit Capture-Recapture Analysis Methods for Infrared Triggered Cameras Density Estimation of White-tailed Deer Ballroom Salon A Predicting Aquatic Ecosystem Health in the Southeastern United States Ballroom Salon B It Takes a Hunter to Make a Hunter and Beyond OFFSITE: Asheville Community Theatre Welcome and Celebration of 20 years of Safe Harbor Agreements Windsor A Open Discussion on Topics Alexander Legal Session 2: Part 1 Eagle Sig Firearms Demonstration Offsite Evaluating Effectiveness of Education Programs OFFSITE: Asheville Community Theatre SYMPOSIUM OVERVIEW Windsor A

8:20am EST

Population Dynamics of Introduced Flathead Catfish Occurring in Two Atlantic Coastal Plain Rivers: Comparisons of Age, Size Structure, Growth, Mortality and Management Victoria Movement with the Moon: White-tailed Deer Activity and Solunar Events Ballroom Salon A Using Seasonal Abundance Patterns to Improve Monitoring Programs and Conservation Decision-Making: An American Alligator Example Ballroom Salon B

8:30am EST

Panel Discussion: Involving Non-Traditional Audiences in Recruitment and Retention OFFSITE: Asheville Community Theatre

8:40am EST

Sleeping Giants: the Ecology and Impacts of Domestic Invasive Large Catfish Victoria Challenges – Listing and Policy Trends under the ESA Windsor A Agency Approaches to Management of Public Alligator Harvest Programs in the Species’ Eastern Range Ballroom Salon B Influences of Prescribed Fire and Herbicide Applications on Forage Availability for Cervids in the Cumberland Mountains, Tennessee Ballroom Salon A

9:00am EST

Black Bass Population Dynamics in Lake Norman: North Carolina After the Introduction of Alabama Bass Victoria Use of existing tools: Review of current tools and experiences of private sector Windsor A Adult White-tailed Deer Seasonal Home Range and Habitat Composition in Northwest Louisiana Ballroom Salon A Description of the Rod and Reel Capture Method for American Alligators Ballroom Salon B

9:10am EST

Shad in the Classroom OFFSITE: Asheville Community Theatre

9:20am EST

Response of Fish Populations to Extreme Low Water in Toa Vaca Reservoir, Puerto Rico Victoria Lessons-learned from innovative species conservation frameworks in the western U.S. Windsor A Fine-scale Movements of Adult Male White-tailed Deer in Northeastern Louisiana During the Hunting Season Ballroom Salon A Renovating a 60 year-old Wetland Management Area for the Future Ballroom Salon B

9:40am EST

Refreshment Break Windsor Corridor

10:20am EST

Using Angler Diaries to Provide Cost-Effective Information on an Emerging Blue Catfish Fishery in Lake Wylie, North Carolina Victoria S.E.A.R.S. – Overview of SEAFWA States collaborative work on at-risk species Windsor A Bobwhite Restoration: NBCI Coordinated Implementation Program Ballroom Salon A Reproductive Biology and Denning Ecology of the American Black Bear (Ursus americanus) in an Isolated Population in Central Georgia, USA Ballroom Salon B Conducting Defensible Interpretation and Education Programs: Objective-Driven Assessment OFFSITE: Asheville Community Theatre Legal Session 2: Part 2 Eagle Open Discussion on Topics continued Alexander

10:40am EST

Lessons Learned: Large-scale use of Low Cost Side Scan Sonar Victoria Black Bear (Ursus americanus) Denning Ecology in Urban/Suburban Habitats Ballroom Salon B The Influence of Supplemental Feeding and Predator Trapping on Northern Bobwhite Quail Harvest Ballroom Salon A Discussion: State Experience with Conservation Frameworks in the Region: Lessons-Learned, Future Needs, and Emerging Opportunities. Windsor A

11:00am EST

Predicted Effects of Climate Change will Change the Spatial Distribution of Dominant SAV Biomass Resources in Shallow, Estuarine Waters Along the Northern Gulf of Mexico Victoria Food Habits of Black Bears in Urban versus Rural Alabama Ballroom Salon B Neonate Resource Use and Selection Following Translocation of Northern Bobwhite Ballroom Salon A

11:20am EST

Evaluation of Oyster Reef Restoration in Coastal Georgia: An Assessment of Restoration Method and Monitoring Metrics Victoria Black Bear Genetic Diversity and Health in Alabama Ballroom Salon B Effects of Prescribed Burning on Resource Use by Northern Bobwhites in Coastal South Carolina Ballroom Salon A Evaluating Environmental Education Programs OFFSITE: Asheville Community Theatre

11:40am EST

Evaluation of Biological and Physical Parameters of Natural and Restored Oyster Reefs in Georgia Victoria Identifying Public Attitudes Toward Recovery and Management of Black Bears in Alabama Ballroom Salon B Managing Native Warm-Season Grass Stands with Herbicide Ballroom Salon A

11:45am EST

Legal Session 2: Future Meeting Schedule, Closing Remarks Eagle

12:00pm EST

Lunch Break N/A IT/Licensing Lunch - Sponsored by JMT Technology Group Alexander

1:00pm EST

How to Stock and Market Alabama State Lakes to Increase Angler Visits Victoria Quantifying Women’s Attitudes and Barriers to Participating in a Community-Based Conservation Program in Western Belize OFFSITE: Asheville Community Theatre Projections of habitat changes in the South across multiple scenarios Windsor A Reptile and Amphibian Survey with Focus on Fossorial Snakes of Cleburne County, Alabama Ballroom Salon B Using GPS Telemetry Data to Determine Roadways Most Susceptible to Deer-Vehicle Collisions Ballroom Salon A Distribution and Deployment of Field Forces OFFSITE: Sheraton Four Points, Wolfe-Vance Room Open Discussion on Topics continued Alexander SYMPOSIUM OVERVIEW Windsor A

1:20pm EST

Assessing Southern Flounder (Paralichthys lethostigma) Populations in the Northern Gulf of Mexico Victoria Understanding Stakeholder Attitudes and Involvement in Habitat Conservation Plans and the Endangered Species Act OFFSITE: Asheville Community Theatre Cross-State Efforts to Monitor Effects of Landscape Change on Bats in the Southeastern U.S. Windsor A Factors Influencing the Frequency of Carnivore Road Mortality Ballroom Salon A Long-term Population Ecology and Large-scale Movement Patterns of Gopher Tortoises (Gopherus polyphemus) in Southwestern Georgia Ballroom Salon B

1:35pm EST

Patrolling Mountain Trout Water OFFSITE: Sheraton Four Points, Wolfe-Vance Room

1:40pm EST

Characteristics, Conservation and Management of a Trophy Alligator Gar Population in the Middle Trinity River, Texas Victoria Evaluating How We Asses CWD Risk in North Carolina: From Large Scale Field Sampling to Out-of-state Hunting OFFSITE: Asheville Community Theatre Climate change, patchiness, and the distribution of coldwater habitat in the southern Appalachian Windsor A Captive Breeding and Husbandry Techniques of Rhinoceros Iguanas (Cyclura cornuta) Ballroom Salon B County-level Factors Affecting Deer-vehicle Collisions in Tennessee Ballroom Salon A

2:00pm EST

Inducing a Check in Age-0 Alligator Gar Victoria An Agency Response Plan to a Newly Detected Pathogen: A Whirling Disease Communication Strategy OFFSITE: Asheville Community Theatre Long-term changes in aquatic habitats as inferred from changes in mussel growth chronologies Windsor A Evaluating the Effects of Commercial Scent Attractants on Mammal Behavior and Populations at Cowden Plantation, Jackson, SC Ballroom Salon A Poor biosecurity could lead to disease outbreaks in amphibian populations Ballroom Salon B

2:05pm EST

Palmetto Shooting Complex & the SCDNR Youth Open – A Model for Collaboration OFFSITE: Sheraton Four Points, Wolfe-Vance Room

2:20pm EST

Seasonal Abundance, Age Structure, Gonadosomatic Index, and Gonad Histology of Yellow Bass Morone Mississippiensis in the Upper Barataria Estuary, Louisiana Victoria CANCELLED: Hooked Up: A Review of Marine Recreational Hook Regulations in the United States —Accessibility, Science and Recommendations OFFSITE: Asheville Community Theatre Working SAFELY for Conservation: Planning Around High-Risk Activities (NOTE: TIME CHANGE) OFFSITE: Asheville Community Theatre Climate induced phenological shifts may exacerbate threats posed by the invasive Chinese tallow tree on amphibians Windsor A Grain Type, Feeding Method and Environmental Influences on Aflatoxin Formation in Wildlife Feed Ballroom Salon A The Effects of Forest Disturbance on the Oviposition Site Preference of Amphibians Found in Upland Hardwood Forests on the mid-Cumberland Plateau in Southern Tennessee Ballroom Salon B

2:40pm EST

Refreshment Break Windsor Corridor

3:20pm EST

Largemouth Bass Fishery Characteristics and Relationships with Hydrology in the Ouachita River, Arkansas Victoria CANCELLED: Understanding Motivations of Natural Resource Professionals and Students in Texas OFFSITE: Asheville Community Theatre The NC Wildlife Resources Commission Green Growth Toolbox: Outcomes from Five Years of Training and Technical Assistance to Local Governments Windsor A Lessons from Silicon Valley: Using Multidisciplinary Approaches to Develop Online Conservation Tools Ballroom Salon B Prevalence of Six Viral and Bacterial Diseases in Wild Hogs in South Carolina (2007-2014) Ballroom Salon A Implementation of the Patrol Rifle in Conservation Law Enforcement OFFSITE: Sheraton Four Points, Wolfe-Vance Room Open Discussion on Topics continued Alexander SYMPOSIUM OVERVIEW Windsor A

3:40pm EST

Catch and Release Impacts Trophy Bass Fishery in Arkansas Victoria Providing Technical Guidance to Local Governments in Texas: Case Studies and Lessons Learned from the TPWD Urban Wildlife Technical Guidance Program Windsor A Conserving Nature’s State and the Resilient Landscapes Initiative: Putting into Practice a Strategy for Wildlife in a Changing Climate Ballroom Salon B Enhanced Wildlife Rabies Surveillance at the Landscape Level in Support of a Multi-state Oral Rabies Vaccination Program Ballroom Salon A

3:55pm EST

Operation Raptor OFFSITE: Sheraton Four Points, Wolfe-Vance Room

4:00pm EST

Establishment of a Trophy Largemouth Bass Fishery in a Georgia Small Impoundment Victoria Integrating Wildlife Conservation into Urban Planning Windsor A Evaluation of Cytochrome b PCR-RFLP to Distinguish DNA of Southeastern U.S. Carnivore Species Ballroom Salon A Prioritizing Mitigation Sites Across North Carolina Using an Ecosystem Functions Approach Ballroom Salon B

4:20pm EST

Evaluation of Stocking All Female Largemouth Bass to Provide Quality Fisheries in Alabama Ponds Victoria Incorporating Land Use Planning with Transportation Planning to Improve Wildlife Mitigation Measures Windsor A Managing Field Sample Collection Activities to Detect Presence and Prevalence Rate of Chronic Wasting Disease in White-tailed Deer in North Missouri Ballroom Salon A Prescribed Fire and Overstory Thinning Increase Bat Activity in Tennessee Hardwood Forests Ballroom Salon B

4:30pm EST

Know Before You Blow-The Importance of a Well Rounded BUI Enforcement and Detection Program OFFSITE: Sheraton Four Points, Wolfe-Vance Room

4:40pm EST

Contribution, Size and Diet of Stocked Largemouth Bass in Three Aquatic Vegetation Types in Toledo Bend Reservoir Victoria Facilitated Discussion Windsor A Parasitology and Serology of Free-Ranging Coyotes (Canis latrans) in North Carolina Ballroom Salon A Winter Activity and the Presence of Pseudogymnoascus Structans on Bats Captured in the Southeastern United States Ballroom Salon B

8:00am EST

Southeast Association of Fish and Wildlife Agencies Ballroom Salon C Leadership and the Southeast Conservation Adaptation Strategy Ballroom Salon C Comparison of Growth of Selectively Bred and Resident Largemouth Bass in Texas Reservoirs Windsor B Assessing the Feasibility and Value of a Sustainable, Huntable Elk Population in North Carolina Ballroom Salon A Herpetofauna and Plant Communities of Pine Plantations, Streamside Management Zones, and Mature Cove Hardwood Forests on Industrial Timberland Areas of Central Mississippi, of C Area, Webster County, Mississipp... Ballroom Salon B SYMPOSIUM OVERVIEW Ballroom Salon C

8:05am EST

Conservation blueprints are critical as they present a comprehensive vision for future conservation Ballroom Salon C

8:15am EST

Landscape Conservation Design: Longleaf Pine in the Coastal Plain Ballroom Salon C The Blueprint – An Interconnected Network of Landscapes and Seascapes Ballroom Salon C

8:20am EST

Parentage-Based Tagging (PBT) and Nuclear Identification of Largemouth Bass stocked into Lake Allatoona, Georgia Windsor B GPS Telemetry Collar Performance and Effects on Elk Habitat Use in the Rugged Mountains of Southwest Virginia Ballroom Salon A Habitat Characteristics Associated with Burrows of Gopher Tortoises (Gopherus polyphemus) and Non-burrow Locations on a Mississippi Military Installation Ballroom Salon B

8:25am EST

Landscape Conservation Design: Shortleaf pine woodlands in the Ozark Highlands Ballroom Salon C

8:35am EST

Landscape Conservation Design: Southwest Florida and the Panther National Wildlife Refuge Ballroom Salon C

8:40am EST

A New Frontier: Establishing Hybrid Striped Bass in Lake Norman, North Carolina Windsor B Evaluation of Potential for Antler-based Selective-Harvest Regimes to Influence Cohort-Specific Antler Size of Male White-tailed Deer in Florida Ballroom Salon A Linking Demography and Landscape Resistance to Assess Functional Connectivity of Gopher Tortoise Populations in Georgia Ballroom Salon B

8:45am EST

Landscape Conservation Design: Coastal Prairie and Marshes in the Texas mid Coast Ballroom Salon C

8:55am EST

Landscape Conservation Design: Grasslands and Rivers of the Southern High Plains Ballroom Salon C

9:00am EST

Making It Our Plan: Collaborating with Stakeholders to Revise North Carolina’s Trout Management Plan Windsor B A Rapid Ecological Assessment of Open Pine Woodland and Savanna Systems in the Gulf Coastal Plain and Ozarks Landscape Conservation Cooperative Ballroom Salon B Ungulate Population Fluctuations in South Florida: Predators, Fire, and Floods Ballroom Salon A

9:05am EST

Landscape Conservation Design: Rivers and Streams of the Tennessee River Basin Ballroom Salon C

9:15am EST

Landscape Conservation Design: Caribbean Cays Ballroom Salon C

9:20am EST

First case of a Myxobolus cerebral (Whirling disease) in trout in North Carolina Windsor B Efficacy of Landscape Scale Oak Woodland and Savanna Restoration at Multiple Spatial and Temporal Scales Ballroom Salon B The Effects of Tillage on Shot Concentrations in Dove Fields Ballroom Salon A

9:25am EST

Next Steps in the emerging interconnected network of landscapes and seascapes across the southeast Ballroom Salon C Integration - Landscape Conservation Design across multiple states, territories, and LCC geographies Ballroom Salon C

9:35am EST

Southeast Conservation Planning Atlas – Spatially Explicit Data Development from Landscape Conservation Cooperatives Ballroom Salon C

9:40am EST

Parasitic copepod (Lernaeopodidae: Salmincola) infections in gill and buccal cavity of rainbow trout and brook trout in North Carolina Windsor B Successful Bottomland Hardwood Restoration in West Tennessee Ballroom Salon B Survival and Recruitment of Male Eastern Wild Turkeys Succeeding Implications of No-Jake Harvest Regulation in Arkansas Ballroom Salon A

10:00am EST

Refreshment Break Windsor Corridor

10:20am EST

Contribution of Stocked Brown Trout and Rainbow Trout in Apalachia Reservoir, NC Windsor B Feral Swine Damage Management vs. Population Control (Measuring Performance) Ballroom Salon A The Oak Ridge Reservation: Integrated Management for a Heritage Resource Ballroom Salon B

10:30am EST

The Role of the SE Climate Science Center in supporting the development and early roll out of SECAS Ballroom Salon C Landscape Change Defines Future Conservation Ballroom Salon C

10:40am EST

Managing Change in the Southeast: Implications of Climatic and Land Use Changes for Conservation Goals and Adaptation Responses Ballroom Salon C Brown Trout Population Response to Trophy Regulations and Reservoir Discharge in a Large, Southeastern U.S. Tailwater Windsor B Building a Southeast At-Risk Species Data Coordination Program Ballroom Salon B Human-Wildlife Conflict: An Agency Approach to an Emerging Issue Ballroom Salon A

10:55am EST

Incorporating climate change into terrestrial habitat connectivity across the Southeast Ballroom Salon C

11:00am EST

Trout Population Monitoring within Nantahala River Bypass Reach, Macon and Swain Counties, North Carolina, in Response to Recreational Flow Releases Windsor B Florida’s Wildlife Assistance Program: Addressing, Mitigating, and Preventing Human-Wildlife Conflict Ballroom Salon A The emergence of large scale conservation from wildlife corridors to climate adaptation Ballroom Salon B

11:05am EST

The South Atlantic Conservation Blueprint: From Planning to Action Ballroom Salon C Collaborations that move Science and Planning to Implementation Ballroom Salon C

11:15am EST

A View from the Gulf Coast: How Does All This LCC Planning Add Up? – John Tirpak, Gulf Restoration Program Ballroom Salon C

11:20am EST

Bridgewater Tailrace, NC: Historical and Contemporary Approaches to Managing a Quality Trout Fishery Windsor B Conservation Planning Atlas: Connecting Conservation Practitioners to Large Landscape Data Ballroom Salon B North Carolina Wildlife Damage Control Agent Customer Survey Ballroom Salon A

11:35am EST

Open Dialogue for Session Participants: Feedback, Observations, and Ideas for Next Steps to Help Realize a Vision for Conservation in the Southeast Ballroom Salon C

11:40am EST

Use of Trail Cameras to Assess Angler Use on Two Wild Trout Streams in Wilkes County, North Carolina Windsor B Wildlife in the Cloud: Using Technology to Enhance Human-Wildlife Conflict Management Ballroom Salon A