Poster numbers are noted below. 1 - Nancy Aten (Director, Land Restoration School) Learning and practicing wetland restoration: Lessons from the Land Restoration School 2 - Sarah Baughman (Student Research Assistant, UW-Green Bay) Place-based peatland community trailside guide development 3 - Stacey Caplan (Wetland Scientist, Merjent, Inc.) Restoring the headwaters: Early hydrologic and vegetation response in the Little Plover River 4 - Brandon Corder (Research Technician, UW-Madison) Bridging the gap: Historical insights from 185 years of sphagnum moss collections in Wisconsin peatlands 5 - Adam Driscoll (Associate Professor, UW-La Crosse) Assessing behaviors of trout anglers related to aquatic invasive species in the Upper Mississippi Basin 6 - Carter Lane (Senior, Environmental Science, UW-Stout) Black ash decline in two Western Wisconsin swamps: Changes in forest structure and hydrology 7 - Kaitlyn Lund (Junior, Conservation and Environmental Science, UW-Milwaukee) Is newer always better?: A comparison of two methods for collecting and analyzing canopy cover data 8 - Tom Nedland (Wetland Identification Coordinator, Wisconsin DNR) Approving channel-spanning structures for habitat and hydrologic restoration projects 9 - Madeline Opie (Ecologist, GEI Consultants, Inc.) Burrow by burrow: Using microhabitats to inform wetland restoration 10 - Abby Stasko (Master's student, Biology, Grand Valley State University) Eurasian watermilfoil invasion and macrophyte community change in the Turtle-Flambeau Flowage 11 - Avani Tandon (Senior, Conservation and Environmental Science, UW-Milwaukee) Dumkes Lake land management plan: Milwaukee and Waukesha Counties, Wisconsin 12 - Rachel Toczydlowski (Research Scientist, USDA Forest Service Northern Research Station) Creating a standardized protocol for mussel surveys in the Great Lakes’ National Forests This session will not be recorded; however, pdfs of the posters will be made available. Sponsored by GEI Consultants, Inc.