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SDAFS/SFC
Symposium:
Conservation of the Freshwater Nongame
Aquatic Fauna in the Southeast -
Challenges for the New Millennium
Saturday February
5, 2000 |
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Moderator: Stephen
J. Walsh,
U.S. Geological Survey |
Ballroom
E |
| 0830 |
Diversity, Distribution, and
Conservation Status of Freshwater Fishes of the Southern United States.
Melvin L. Warren, Jr. et al., USDA Forest Service, Southern Research
Station |
| 0855 |
Natural Biological Entities
and Their Surrogates: Prerequisites to Effective Conservation Strategies
for Biodiversity.
Richard L. Mayden, University of Alabama |
| 0920 |
From Molecules to
Management: Demystifying Genetics for Nongame Species.
Anna L. Bass, Department of Fisheries and Aquatic Sciences, University
of Florida |
| 0945 |
Patterns of Imperilment of
Southern Appalachian Fishes.
Noel M. Burkhead, Stephan J. Walsh, and Robert M. Dorazio, U.S.
Geological Survey, Biological Resources Division, Florida Caribbean
Science Center |
| 1010 |
Break |
| 1025 |
Habitat and the Conservation
of Riffle Inhabiting Fishes: Population and Assemblage Response to
Temporal and Spatial Habitat Change.
Stephen T. Ross, Martin T. O'Connell, William T. Slack, Department of
Biological Sciences, University of Southern Mississippi; and David M.
Patrick, Department of Geology, University of Southern Mississippi |
| 1050 |
Native Fishes Below Dams:
Working With What We Have.
Mary C. Freeman, USGS Patuxent Wildlife Research Center, University of
Georgia; Elise R. Irwin, USGS Alabama Coop Fish and Wildlife Research
Unit, Auburn University and Byron J. Freeman, Institute of
Ecology, University of Georgia |
| 1115 |
Academia, Management, and
Policy: The Challenge of Pulling Our Oars in the Same Direction.
Gary K. Meffe, Dept of Wildlife Ecology and Conservation, University
of Florida |
| 1145 |
Lunch |
| 1330 |
Recovering Rare Fishes: An
Update on Success in the Southeastern United States.
Peggy Shute, Tennessee Valley Authority, Regional Natural Heritage
Project |
| 1355 |
Conservation Status of
Freshwater Mussels of the Southeastern United States.
James D. Williams, U.S. Geological Survey |
| 1420 |
Status of Ozark Cavefish,
Cave Crayfish, and Other Stygobionts in Arkansas.
Art Brown and G.O. Graening, Dept of Biological Sciences, University
of Arkansas |
| 1445 |
Arkansas Nongame Aquatics
Program.
Brian K. Wagner, Arkansas Game and Fish Commission |
| 1510 |
Break |
| 1525 |
Conservation of Aquatic
Biodiversity in Georgia.
Christopher E. Skelton, Georgia Dept of Natural Resources |
| 1550 |
Aquatic Resource
Conservation Planning in Florida.
Theodore Hoehn, Florida Fish and Wildlife Conservation Commission |
| 1615 |
Evolution of Nongame Aquatic
Conservation in North Carolina Since 1986.
John M. Alderman, North Carolina Wildlife Resources Commission |
Sunday
February 6, 2000 |
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| Moderator: Brain
Wagner, Arkansas Game and Fish Commission |
Ballroom
E |
| 0830 |
A Facility for Captive
Propagation and Restoration of Rare Southeastern Fishes.
J.R. Shute, P.L. Rakes, and J.T. Baxter; Conservation Fisheries, Inc. |
| 0850 |
Assessing Nongame Fish
Distributions on the Cherokee National Forest.
Jim Herrig, U.S. Forest Service |
| 0910 |
Development of a Predictive
Stream Assessment Model Using the Tolerances of Maryland Freshwater Fishes
to Physical Habitat, Chemistry and Land Use.
Scott Stranko, Martin Hurd, Anthony Prochaska, and Paul Kazyak;
Maryland Dept of Natural Resources |
| 0930 |
Distribution and Abundance
of Fishes in Tidal Freshwater Wetlands of the Cooper River, South
Carolina.
M.G. McManus, L. Rose, and J. Bulak; South Carolina Dept of Natural
Resources |
| 0950 |
Strontium/Calcium Ratios in
Robust Redhorse Otoliths.
Dave Coughlan and W. Mark Rash, Duke Power Company; Karin Limbug,
State University of New York |
| 1010 |
Break |
| 1030 |
Temporal and Spatial
Characteristics of the Fish Assemblages in a Large Regulated River.
Jeff M. Howard and James B. Layzer, Tennessee Coop Fishery Research
Unit, Tennessee Technological
University |
| 1050 |
Population Biology of
Madtoms: a Review and Generalized Model.
Matthew D. Chan and Timothy Copeland, Dept of Fisheries and Wildlife
Sciences, Virginia Polytechnic Institute and State University |
| 1110 |
The Status of Etheostoma
osburni Candy Darter-in West Virginia.
D.A. Cincotta, T. Bassista, and T.E. Oldham, West Virginia Division of
Natural Resources |
| 1130 |
Genetic and Meristic
Variations Between and Within Populations of Etheostoma moorei (Yellowcheek
darter).
Richard M. Mitchell, George L. Harp, and Ronald L. Johnson, Dept of
Biological Sciences, Arkansas State University |
| 1150 |
Status of Snail Darters (Percina
tanasi) in the Lower French Broad River, Tennessee.
Edwin M. Scott, Tennessee Valley Authority |
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