Applied Ecology will host weekly, in-person seminars in David Clark Labs 102 every Thursday from 4-5 pm, unless otherwise noted. Seminars are being organized by David Tarpy and Becky Irwin. Please contact them with any questions or requests.
The schedule of speakers is:
| Date | Name | Instution | Title |
|---|---|---|---|
| 01-11 | Carol Seals Price | CMAST | The Changing Role of Zoos and Aquariums in Conservation |
| 01-25 | Kenzie Pereira | Applied Ecology | From slime to scales: using ecoimmunology to understand variation in disease severity among individuals, species, and populations |
| 02-01 | Stacy Zhang | MEAS | Ecological partnerships in marine community restoration |
| 02-08 | Lily Hughes | NC Museum of Natural Science | TBA |
| 02-15 | Seema Sheth | PMB | Plant ecological and evolutionary responses to climate in space and time |
| 02-22 | Traci Vogles | History | Environment, justice, and history: perspectives on ecological thought from the humanities |
| 02-29 | Joseph A. Covi | UNCW | Out of sight, out of mind: protecting dormant organisms in the Anthropocene |
| 03-07 | Olav Rueppell | Alberta | Individual Life History Evolution in the Eusocial Context of Superorganisms |
| 03-14 | SPRING BREAK | *no seminar - happy break!* | |
| 03-21 | Eric Post | UC Davis | How large herbivores might slow or reverse warming-related declines in arctic tundra plant diversity, with implications for re-wilding |
| 03-28 | Marla Spivak | Minnesota | Honey Bees have Socialized Health Care |
| 04-04 | Rachelle Adams | Ohio State | Integrative Evolution: The illumination of symbiotic ant systems |
| *04-05 Friday, noon-1p.m. Fox 104 | Jim Elser | University of Montana | Adventures in Extreme Stoichiometry |
| *04-11 Thursday, 4-5 p.m. North Carolina State University Club 4200 Hillsborough Street Raleigh, NC 27606 | Harry Greene | Cornell | Re-wilding the Earth, Re-wilding Our Lives |
| 04-18 | Michelle Kirchner | Applied Ecology | Arboreal ants |