Symposium: Current research on amphibians and reptiles in the Upper Midwest
Presenters: Andrew Badge, Brenda Kelly, Kelsey Mitchell, Daniel Grear, Rori Paloski, and Jeffrey Lorch
10:00 AM - 12:15 PMTue
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Thank you to Dreux Watermolen for organizing this symposium.
10:00 am
Badje, Andrew
The Wisconsin frog and toad survey: Recent developments in citizen science
10:15 am
Kelly, Brenda
Upper Mississippi River restoration: Adaptive management for Big Muddy anurans
10:30 am
Mitchell, Kelsey
Temporal changes in unisexual and sexual Ambystoma salamander populations in southeast Michigan
10:45
Live Q&A with presenters
11:00 - Break
11:15
Grear, Daniel
Current and emerging chytrid disease threats to Wisconsin amphibians: Bd and Bsal
11:30
Rori Paloski
Conservation and management of the Eastern Massasauga rattlesnake (Sistrurus catenatus) in Wisconsin
11:45
Lorch, Jeffrey
The history of snake fungal disease and its implications for snake species in the eastern USA
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