Wednesday, May 3rd, 2017 - 7:00 PM
Wednesday, August 30th, 2017 - 7:00 PM
Held in the Conference Room in the R.J. Robertson Biodiversity Centre each Wednesday at 7:00 pm, beginning in the first week of May. All are welcome!
| Date | Speaker | Talk Title |
|---|---|---|
| 3 May | Changku Kang Carleton University |
Anti-predator adaptations in moths. |
| 10 May | Grant Brown Concordia University |
The cognitive ecology of predator avoidance: Lessons from the Trinidadian guppy. |
| 17 May | Steve Lougheed Queen's University |
What is endemisim? Understanding limited geographic distributions across spatial and temporal scales. |
| 24 May | QUBS Student Researchers various |
Current research at QUBS. Five-minute presentations by student researchers on their background and research questions. |
| 31 May | Jennifer Bond, Lock Master, Kingston Mills Lock Station Rideau Canal |
Water management in the Rideau Canal. |
| 7 June | Brian Leydet State University of New York, Syracuse |
Novel Approaches to better understand Lyme disease transmission, infection, and ecology. |
| 14 June | John Serafini Queen's University |
Rain: How does it matter for Eastern Ontario's oldfield meadows? |
| 21 June | Chloé Montreuil-Spencer Queen's University |
Relationships between winter energetic condition and reproductive investment in the subsequent season in a wild bird. |
| 28 June | Liz Cooper Queen's University |
Wildlife photography: Other ways of seeing. |
| 5 July | Shannon Bower Carleton University |
The wicked problem of data deficiencies in global conservation. |
| 12 July | Steve Lougheed Queen's University |
Conservation & environmental issues in China in the age of infrastructure megaprojects. |
| 19 July | Ali Giroux Nature Conservancy of Canada |
The Nature Conservancy of Canada in Eastern Ontario. |
| 26 July | Amanda Cicchino Queen's University |
Arboreality in the spring peeper. Testing for evolutionary tradeoffs. |
| 2 August | Steve Lukits English, Royal Military College |
Lives of Pines, with Otters |
| 9 August | George Heimpel University of Minnesota |
Biological control as a conservation science: Protecting Darwin's finches from an invasive parasite in the Galapagos Islands |
| 16 August | Mike Lawrence Carleton University |
Fish on acid: A tale of urine, nitrogen metabolism, and acid-base regulation. |