Call for Papers and Registration
A joint event hosted by:
Northwest Scientific Association
82nd Annual Meeting,
Cascadia Prairie-Oak Partnership
Ecoregional Science Conference,
and Northwest
Lichenologists
Meeting Theme:
from Mount St. Helens to
Oak-Prairie
Disturbances, Biological
Legacies, and Conservation
NEW!! Program
for the 2010 NWSA-CPOP Annual Meeting at Centralia College
It’s
not too late to register:
NOTE: ALL REGISTRATIONS NOW $120 (students
still $50)
Registration WITH MEETING OVERVIEW See this first! pdf w/ info; meeting overview showing schedule of sessions is at very end of document
The following two links are one-page versions for FAXing, emailing, or mailing (for postal address see above), .
Registration
form only (for printing out) FAX
to: BILLING OFFICE,
360-330-7501
Registration
form, MS Word version Fill in
via computer & email to: ppringle 'at' centralia.edu with NWSA in
subject line (if wary about emailing credit info, you may call Pat Pringle to leave
your info in voice mail 360-736-9391 x550; please speak slowly and distinctly
if you do this, and leave call-back number)
PLEASE
NOTE: this is a FRAGRANCE-FREE meeting. Out or
respect to those with chemical sensitivities, please do not use scented products.
Tentative Program
(March 25)
Plenary Session
US Forest Service, Pacific Northwest
Research Station, Geomorphology, Ecosystem Disturbances
"Mount St. Helens: 30 years of learning about geology, ecology, and human dimensions"
GEROULD WILHELM: <Bio for Gerould Wilhelm>
Principal Botanist/Ecologist, Conservation Design Forum
"Consilience"
BANQUET SPEAKER
(Thursday evening, March 25)
GREGORY JOHN RETALLACK: <Bio for Gregory John Retallack>
Professor, University of Oregon
"The World's greatest midlife crisis in Antarctica—The Permian-Triassic extinctions"
NWSA-CPOP 2010 Meeting Web Site and Registration Link:
http://www.centralia.edu/academics/earthscience/nwsa/2010meeting.htm
Join scientists from all over the Northwest, present your
latest research and exchange ideas.
Abstracts for paper and poster presentations must be
submitted by midnight,
28 February 2010.
Student participation encouraged
Please
share this information with science students and colleagues who may not be
members of NWSA!
Special Symposia:
* 30-Years of Research at
* Floristic Quality Assessment:
Opportunities for Application in the
* Prairie-Oak
* The Biological, Landscape, and
Disturbance Legacies of Railroad Logging: 50 to 130 Years of
Post-Disturbance Recovery.
Technical Sessions for
Contributed Papers/Posters
People-Plant Interactions On Prairie-Oak Woodland landscapes through time
Ecology and Management of Pacific Northwest
Forests
Prescribed fire Invasive species control Native plant materials production
Rare species reintroductions Climate change Prairie-oak wildlife
Geology Paleontology Quaternary geologic and environmental history
Cretaceous and Eocene Tectonics and Magmatism,
Dynamic Earth—Geomorphological
changes and geologic hazards of the
Workshops:
To be announced
Field Trips: Details of all field trips (scroll to the bottom of this link)
More details on the meeting will be posted soon at this website