Agenda |
Santa Fe, NM |
MONDAY
SEPTEMBER 9TH
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Facilitator/Presenter
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1:00 |
Pre-Conference
Field Trip |
R3 Staff |
5:30 |
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TUESDAY
SEPTEMBER 10TH |
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7:00 |
Mistletoe
Committee Breakfast |
Brent Oblinger,
USFS |
8:45 |
Welcome and Conference
Overview |
Lori Winton,
WIFDWC Chair |
9:00 |
Keynote address |
Jacob Pederson, Resource
Management Bureau Chief, NMSF |
10:00 |
Break |
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10:15 |
Grad Student
Introductions and Flash-N-Dash |
Brad Lalande, moderator |
11:00 |
Grad Student
Special Papers |
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Jorda Kovash |
A Bole Lotta
Trouble: Changes in gene expression indicate aspen susceptibility to an
emerging canker disease in Alaska |
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Ashley Miller |
Monitoring aerial
spread of white pine blister rust across the U.S. Rocky Mountains |
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Lunch and Foliage
and Twig Committee Meeting |
Adam Carson, OSU |
1:30 |
So you've got an
invasive, now what?
It’s here, it’s
there, it’s everywhere.
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Brian Tucker and Nai’a Odachi |
Remote Sensing for
Rapid ‘ÅŒhi‘a Death:
Innovation
for Managing Hawai‘i’s Native Forest Health Crisis. |
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Ebba Peterson |
Plant community
composition and forest structure changes in response to Phytophthora ramorum
(sudden oak death) invasion and eradication in Oregon tanoak forests |
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Anna Schoettle |
Adaptive variation
in Rocky Mountain Bristlecone Pine |
3:00 |
Break |
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3:30 |
Business Meeting |
Lori Winton,
WIFDWC Chair |
5:00 |
Break for dinner (on
your own) |
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7:00 |
Poster session,
silent auction, Social |
Betsy Goodrich and
Patrick Bennette |
WEDNESDAY
SEPTEMBER 11TH |
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7:00 |
Nursery Committee
Breakfast |
Anna Leon,
Weyerhaeuser Company |
8:30 |
All Day Field Trip |
Greg Reynolds,
USFS |
5:00 |
Return |
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6:00 |
Banquet and OAA
presentation |
Lori Winton,
WIFDWC Chair |
THURSDAY
SEPTEMBER 12TH
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7:00 |
Root Disease
Breakfast |
Patrick Bennette,
USFS |
8:30 |
Welcome back and
round up |
Lori Winton,
WIFDWC Chair |
8:45 |
WO presentation with
Q&A |
Bruce Moltzen,
USFS |
9:45 |
Break |
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10:00 |
Economics of Forest
Pathology |
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Michael Murray |
Biological and
Cost-effectiveness of stump removal for controlling Armillaria root disease |
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Sarah Navarro and Brandon Kaetzel |
Economic analysis
of Sudden Oak Death and the impacts to local forestry |
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Meg Dudley |
Assessing and
mitigating the effects of pests and diseases on forest carbon stocks in U.S |
12:00 |
Lunch and Rust
Meeting |
Jane Stewart, CSU |
1:30 |
Special Papers |
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Gary Chastagner
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Climate-Induced
Stress and Root Diseases in PNW Christmas Tree Plantations |
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Michael Murray |
Post-harvest
survivorship of whitebark
pine retention |
2:30 |
Genetics Talks |
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Arnaldo
Ferreira
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Forest Service
Genetic Resources Programs on Disease Resistance Screening and Breeding |
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Richard
Sniezko
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Lessons Learned
from Successful Conifer Disease Resistance Breeding Programs in the Western
United States |
3:30 |
Break |
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4:00 |
Climate Change
Meeting |
Michael Murray,
Moderator Danny Norlander |
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Sanna Sevanto
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How do trees die?
-The physiological mechanisms of tree mortality and their implications to
forest ecosystem services. |
5:30 |
Adjourn for day |
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FRIDAY
SEPTEMBER 12TH
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7:00 |
Hazard Tree
Breakfast |
Kristen Chadwick,
USFS |
8:30 |
Welcome back and
round up |
Lori Winton,
WIFDWC Chair |
9:00 |
FHAAST Conversation |
Marla Downing,
USFS |
9:45 |
Break |
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10:00 |
Santa Fe River
Walking tour ~1.5 miles |
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11:45 |
Wrap-up and Adjourn
meeting |
Lori Winton,
WIFDWC Chair |
Committees:
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Climate Change Write a description for this list item and include information that will interest site visitors. For example, you may want to describe a team member's experience, what makes a product special, or a unique service that you offer.
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Dwarf Mistletoe
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Foliage and Twig Diseases
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Hazard Tree
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Nursery Pathology
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Root Disease
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Rusts
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