2016 Agenda |
2016 Tours |
Symposium |
AWC Initiative |
Wilkinson: Restoring Atlantic White Cedar Ecosystems Exclusively Using the Dormant Seed Bank
Whittier, et al.: Genetic Resource Conservation of Atlantic White Cedar (Chamaecyparis thyoides) in the Eastern United States
Davenport: Living Observatory: a collaborative for capturing, interpreting and revealing change across a large-scale wetland restoration project
Kennedy: Nitrogen Dynamics of Wetland Restoration: A Field Example from the Cranberry Bogs of Tidmarsh Farms
Kowalski and Atkinson: Examining historic growth patterns of Atlantic white cedar in contrasting hydrological conditions within the Great Dismal Swamp
Keynote Address: Jeff Donnelly, Woods Hole Oceanographic Institution. Climate Change and Atlantic White Cedar: Lessons from the past and hope for the future
Melchior: Eel River Restoration: A Review of Design and Construction Methods Used in a New England Cranberry Bog Restoration.
Hackman, et al.: How are the kids? Monitoring Atlantic White Cedar plantings at the Eel River Headwaters Restoration Project (Plymouth, MA)
Spears and Salick: American Indian Insights on Atlantic White Cedar
Sleeter, et al.: Evaluating the Carbon Dynamics of Atlantic White-Cedar Peatlands in the Great Dismal Swamp: A State-and-Transition Simulation Modeling Approach
Pearl, et al.: Climate controls on the annual growth rings in Atlantic White cedar
POSTERS:
Howell: Application of UAS technology to monitor Atlantic White-Cedar (AWC) seed dispersal and regeneration success on Hofmann Forest, North Carolina
Simmons, T and L. M. Hutchins: Effects of Municipal Pumping adjacent to an Atlantic White Cedar Swamp
C. G. Mirda, J. Slater, and R. B. Atkinson: Analysis of early growth in Atlantic White Cedar as a predictor of hydrologic conditions in Southeastern Virginia peatlands
Gutenberg, L: Remote Sensing of Forest Type and AWC range in the Great Dismal Swamp and preliminary results of Greenhouse Gas Flux Monitoring
Price, et al.: Sharon Great Cedar Swamp Restoration Project
Warner and Saffell.: Abstract: Fish and Amphibian Dynamics in Hydrologically Impacted and Restored Atlantic White Cedar Sites in Anne Arundel County, Maryland.
Arrowsmith: Atlantic white cedar establishment success stories – A reevaluation of landscape position, hydrology, and urban pressure in the context of a functional restoration model.
Duberstein, et al.: A comparison of aboveground biomass and tree growth rates in Atlantic white cedar, maple-gum, and tall pine pocosin forests of the Great Dismal Swamp
Slater, et al.: Dendroecological analysis of Atlantic White Cedar as a predictor of historic hydrologic conditions in Mid-Atlantic peatlands