discussing the science of conservation and stewardship in the region.
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Presentations:
KEYNOTE SPEAKER: The Unintended Legacy of Ohio’s 18 Century Land Surveyors: A Look at Ohio’s Frontier Vegetation with an emphasis on the
Northwest Region - Rick Gardner, Chief Botanist, ODNR Division of Natural Areas and Preserves
The Surficial Geology of Northwest Ohio: The substrate for all
things growing and living - Tim Fisher, Department of
Environmental Sciences, University of Toledo
Assessing Ohio Wetland Plants for Nutrient Capture to Guide
Construction and Management - Trevor DeGroote, Department
of Biological Sciences, Bowling Green State University
Quantifying Wildlife Benefits of the H2Ohio Program:
Assessing trade-offs between wetland habitat and water
quality functions of restored wetlands - Nate Stott, School of
Environment and Natural Resources, The Ohio State University
An Analysis of the Microbiota in Ixodes scapularis Tick
Nymphs Across Established and Recently Expanded
Populations - Trey Johnson, Department of Entomology, The Ohio
State University
Poster topics: Great Lakes Basin trees, Ohio turtle species, biological
soil crusts, rare moths, spring ephemerals, and AHDriFT camera traps
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Main Branch Toledo Library McMaster Center
325 Michigan
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43560
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