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EcoSeries
About EcoSeries
EcoSeries is a weekly speaker series hosted by WiGSS and the Wildlife Department in which local and non-local speakers are invited to share their wildlife-related work. If you would like to receive weekly email reminders about EcoSeries let us know at wigss@humboldt.edu and we'll add you to the list.
All talks are open to the general public. See attached flyers for information on upcoming talks.
We are back in person for EcoSeries! All presentations will be in SCIB 135 at 4pm. This room will be open to watch all virtual presentations as well. All presentations (whether virtual or in person) will be live-streamed, recorded (if presenters allow), and added to this Webpage. Since EcoSeries is open to the public we want to remind everyone of the campus COVID policy:
Please be prepared to present a COVID-19 vaccination card with proof of initial vaccination and booster or a negative test result from the last 72 hours, if requested by Humboldt staff. We appreciate your commitment to supporting Cal Poly Humboldt in maintaining a safe environment for our students and employees. Should this requirement be a concern, please reach out to me as soon as possible.
All Zoom links are included in email announcements for each speaker, or email wigss@humboldt.edu for more information
Fall 2024 Ecoseries Schedule
Thu 08/29 @ 4pm PST, In-person
Lauren Wendt - Momentum K9
Dogs detecting data and protecting wildlife.
Click here to see the recording
Thu 09/12 @ 4pm PST, Virtual
Nina Ferrari - Oregon State University
Vertical distributions of birds and microclimate in H.J. Andrews Experimental Forest.
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Thu 09/26 @ 4pm PST, In-person
David Green - Stacks Journal
The past, present, and future of peer review.
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Thu 10/10 @ 4pm PST, In-person
Matthew G. Betts - Oregon State University
Meeting global wood demand without costing the Earth: forest management with least harm to biodiversity.
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Thu 10/24 @ 4pm PST, Virtual
Kamaruddin Zainul Abidin - UiTM
Human-elephant conflict in the southern region of peninsular Malaysia: Challenges and mitigations.
Thu 11/07 @ 4pm PST, In-person
Axel Hunnicutt - California Department of Fish & Wildlife
California gray wolf conservation and management.
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Thu 11/21 @ 4pm PST, In-person
Brian Cypher - California State University - Stanislaus
The San Joaquin Kit Fox: An endangered species doing its best to save itself!
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Thu 12/05 @ 4pm PST, Virtual
Maddie Sutton - Marquette University
The influence of climate on songbird survival, behavior, and distributions.
Recordings of Past Ecoseries