Fwd: NENHC 2025 - Call for Oral Presentations - Deadline Today, February 3rd!

[Ellen Hostert]

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From: Eagle Hill Institute <off...@eaglehill.us>
Date: Mon, Feb 3, 2025 at 3:12 PM
Subject: NENHC 2025 - Call for Oral Presentations - Deadline Today, February 3rd!
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Call for Oral Presentation Submissions! The Northeast Natural History Conference (NENHC 2025) will be held at the Sheraton Springfield Monarch Place Hotel in Springfield, MA from April 4–6, 2025. You won't want to miss the Northeast's largest regional forum for researchers, natural resource managers, students, and naturalists to present current information on the varied aspects of applied field biology and natural history for the Northeastern United States and adjacent Canada. The conference provides an opportunity for researchers to give an illustrated talk on their latest research. Oral presentations will occur on Saturday April 5 and Sunday April 6. All such talks are organized into sessions. Presenters have 20 minutes for their talk, including time for any questions (thus it is suggested that presenters aim to complete their talks in no more than 18 minutes). All who are giving oral presentations need to submit their abstracts and register for the conference no later than February 3, 2025. For more information, click here. Below is a list of already proposed sessions, if you have questions about a particular proposed session, please contact the organizer listed for that session. Below is a list of already proposed sessions, if you have questions about a particular proposed session, please contact the organizer listed for that session. Click here for the most up-to-date list of already proposed sessions. Please note that we welcome submissions of oral presentations that do not fit into the proposed sessions. We are able to accept outlying oral presentations and compile them with other fitting presentations into cohesive sessions. Session Title Session Organizer Email Address Celebrating New England Herbaria: Research, Teaching, Community, & Outreach Diana Jolles & Caitlin McDonough ddjo...@plymouth.edu; cmcdonoug...@bennington.edu Scopes and Scales of Native Seed Amplification in the Northeast Ethan Skuches esku...@vassar.edu Wildlands in the Northeast: A Conservation Vision Shelby Perry she...@newildernesstrust.org Reintroduction and Restoration of Native Species in New England Freshwater Ecosystems Gustavo Requena Santos & Sarah Tutt grequen...@sterlingcollege.edu; st...@sterlingcollege.edu Animal Nests Mike Akresh mak...@antioch.edu NEON: A Continental Observatory for Ecology JoLeisa Cramer jcr...@battelleecology.org The Habitat Ecology of a Farm: Learning from a Multi-organismal View of the Ecology of a Single Hudson Valley farm Conrad Vispo con...@hawthornevalleyfarm.org Wildlife Diseases Tigran Tadevosyan tig...@oxbowassociates.com The Ecology of Head Starting Brian Bastarache bbast...@gmail.com Reptile Biology, Ecology, and Conservation Theodora Pinou pin...@wcsu.edu The Salamander Population and Adaptation Research Collaboration (SPARCnet) Postbaccalaureate Research Showcase Caitlin Fisher-Reid MFISH...@bridgew.edu Saving Darkness at Night for all Wildlife James Lowenthal james...@gmail.com Detrital Ecology Samantha Sawyer sjsaw...@gmail.com Jumping Worm Research Josef Gorres jgo...@uvm.edu Northeastern Pollinators: Ecology and Conservation Molly Jacobson mmja...@esf.edu Terrestrial Snails and Slugs of the Northeast Marla Coppolino marlaco...@gmail.com Chronically Cryptic Critters: Surveys of Small Mammals with Low Detectability Georgianna Silveira gsil...@esf.edu Seabird Ecology and the Marine Environment John Anderson j...@coa.edu Avian Biology and Conservation Chad Seewagen & Sarah Deckel csee...@greathollow.org; sde...@greathollow.org Paleontology and Paleoecology of Eastern North America Fred Rogers roge...@franklinpierce.edu Photographing Nature for Science and Art Aaron Ellison s...@ssforss.com Teaching Ecology in Urban Environments Terryanne Maenza-Gmelch tmae...@barnard.edu The NENHC is pleased to announce a new session titled: General Natural History: Plants, Animals, and Places, which will be open to anyone who wants to share explorations or adventures they have had, observations and discoveries they have made, and ideas and questions they have as a result. The focus is on non-quantitative natural history, either presented visually or told as stories. Cool animals, beautiful plants and places. Graphs and bullet points probably don’t belong here. The session will be hosted by Jerry Jenkins of the Northern Forest Atlas Projects, who loves animals and plants and adventures, and hopes to hear about yours. Write jerrycre...@gmail.com with questions. Registration for NENHC 2025 is Now Open! Register Here! This Is An Open Call For: Workshops, Field Trips, and other Special Events Oral and Poster Presentations Exhibitors Sponsors Contact Us! off...@eaglehill.us 207-546-2821 Ext.4 Eagle Hill Institute PO Box 9, 59 Eagle Hill Road Steuben, ME, 04680-0009

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Ellen E. Hostert, Ph.D. (she/her)
Professor of Biology
University of Maine at Machias
116 O'Brien Avenue
Machias, ME 04654
(207) 255-1301
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