School of Natural Resources and Environment

SNRE IE Seminar

All seminars are on Mondays from 1:55-2:45 p.m. live via Zoom for Spring 2021 for SNRE students and faculty.

If you are not on our SNRE grad listserv but would like to watch a seminar, click on the seminar presenter's name below to watch via Zoom. The passcode is snre21.

Classes begin on January 11. Holiday: January 18. Classes end: April 21

*Seminar schedule is subject to change. If you have any questions, please call us at 352-392-9230.

Date	Presenter/Presentation Title
January 11, 2021	SNRE Orientation
January 18, 2021	No Seminar - MLK Jr Day Holiday
January 25, 2021	Dr. Elizabeth White Rose Movement Ecology of Urban and Rural Florida's Burrowing Owls
February 1, 2021	Dr. Jim Jawitz Spatial ecology in fractal hydrologic landscapes
February 15, 2021	Dr. Alison Adams Exploring Ideas in Environmental Sociology, Justice, and Activism
February 22, 2021	Dr. Nia Morales Using social science to encourage inclusive conservation
March 1, 2021	Natalie Claunch The World is Not Enough: Physiological Legacies of Reptile Invasions
March 8, 2021	Dr. Mysha Clarke The human dimensions of invasive plant management
March 22, 2021	Angelica V. Garcia Factors affecting spatial distribution, cultural perceptions, and sustainability of palm management in Madre de Dios, Peru
March 29, 2021	Ed Basham The diversity and complexity of biodiversity patterns across vertical height in tropical forests
April 5, 2021	Dr. Sam Smidt Managing the Consumption of Essential Natural Resources
April 12, 2021	May Lehmensiek Occupation Displacement of Commercial Fishers - Case Studies from Florida and Brazil
April 19, 2021	Julie Walker Effects of Climate Change on Coastal Wetlands and Implications for their Future Management

Date	Presenter/Presentation Title
January 11, 2021	SNRE Orientation
January 18, 2021	No Seminar - MLK Jr Day Holiday
January 25, 2021	Dr. Elizabeth White Rose Movement Ecology of Urban and Rural Florida's Burrowing Owls
February 1, 2021	Dr. Jim Jawitz Spatial ecology in fractal hydrologic landscapes
February 15, 2021	Dr. Alison Adams Exploring Ideas in Environmental Sociology, Justice, and Activism
February 22, 2021	Dr. Nia Morales Using social science to encourage inclusive conservation
March 1, 2021	Natalie Claunch The World is Not Enough: Physiological Legacies of Reptile Invasions
March 8, 2021	Dr. Mysha Clarke The human dimensions of invasive plant management
March 22, 2021	Angelica V. Garcia Factors affecting spatial distribution, cultural perceptions, and sustainability of palm management in Madre de Dios, Peru
March 29, 2021	Ed Basham The diversity and complexity of biodiversity patterns across vertical height in tropical forests
April 5, 2021	Dr. Sam Smidt Managing the Consumption of Essential Natural Resources
April 12, 2021	May Lehmensiek Occupation Displacement of Commercial Fishers - Case Studies from Florida and Brazil
April 19, 2021	Julie Walker Effects of Climate Change on Coastal Wetlands and Implications for their Future Management

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