Emma Balunek Master's Student, Platte Basin Timelapse, UNL
Title of seminar: You Go over, I Go Under: A Study of the Coyote-Badger hunting relationship.
Please join us for our fall Seminar Series as we focus on this years theme: Wildlife and Grasslands
Fall 2024 Time: Mondays 3:30-5:00 Location: Hardin Hall 107
Sponsored by CGS, SNR and PBT. Topics include diverse taxa (pollinators, bison,waterfowl, cranes, predators) and diverse perspectives (wildlife science, paleontology,ranching, Native American). The series will also showcase short film's fromcurrent and past PBT students. Register for 1 credit under either NRES or GRAS. Thecatalog lists Junior standing as a prerequisite, but we welcome ALL undergrads.
August 26– Emma Balunek, Platte Basin Timelapse
September 9– John Carroll, School of Natural Resources, UNL
September 16– Josh Wiese, Crane Trust
September 23– Dr. Carlton Shield Chief Gover, Anthropology University of Kansas
September 30– Field Activity OUTDOORS!
October 7– Katie Lamke, Xerces Society
October 14– Ann Dvorak, Sustainable Ranching initiative, World Wildlife Fund
October 28– Scott Stephens LEU SPEAKER, Prairie & Boreal Conservation, Ducks Unlimited
November 4– Travis Livieri, Prairie Wildlife Research
November 11– John Benson, School of Natural Resources, UNL
November 18– Mike Forsberg, Platte Basin Timelapse School of Natural Resources, UNL
November 25– Ross Secord, Earth & Atmospheric Science, UNL
December 2– Katie Nieland, Center for Great Plains Studies, UNL