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Large terrestrial predators

Monday, August 7

1:30 PM

Wolves and tree logs: The importance of fine-scale risk factors for tree regeneration over a predation risk gradient
Annelies van Ginkel
Contributed Talks, room E142

4:00 PM

Winter carrying capacity estimation of tigers’ prey for the scheduled National Park for Amur Tiger and Amur Leopard (NPATAL) in northeastern China
Limeng Yang
Contributed Talks, room B110-111

Tuesday, August 8

8:00 AM

Spring fasting behavior among polar bears as an index of ecosystem productivity
Karyn Rode
Contributed Talks, room D132

9:00 AM

Understanding the predatory effects of wolves in northern Yellowstone National Park
Dan MacNulty
Symposia, room Portland Blrm 252

10:10 AM

Recovering riparian vegetation in Yellowstone after wolf reintroduction: The first two decades
Robert Beschta
Symposia, room Portland Blrm 252

1:30 PM

The community ecology of bears in salmon ecosystems
Taal Levi
Contributed Talks, room E142

2:10 PM

Genetic structure of black bears (Ursus americanus) in Alabama
John Draper
Contributed Talks, room E147-148

2:30 PM

Host and population level parasite community dynamics: The role of coinfection in feline immunodeficiency virus infected African lions (Panthera leo)
Heather M. Broughton
Contributed Talks, room D137

Wednesday, August 9

11:10 AM

From the gene to ecosystem: Surprising ecological and behavioral implications of the black coat color gene revealed by 20 years of the Yellowstone Wolf Project
Daniel R. Stahler
Organized Oral Sessions, room D136

4:30 PM

Quantifying wolf diet in southeast Alaska using molecular methods
Aimee Massey
Contributed Posters, room Exhibit Hall

Thursday, August 10

8:00 AM

Effects of human related factors and prey scarcity on the population of Siberian tiger (Panthera tigris altaica) under climate change
Yu Tian
Contributed Talks, room B113

8:20 AM

The impacts of the road network on maned wolf Chrysocyon brachyurus persistence in Brazil
Priscilla Barbosa
Contributed Talks, room B113

9:00 AM

Balancing cost and reward in a predator-prey system: Drivers of variation in salmon use by grizzly bears across British Columbia, Canada
Megan S Adams
Contributed Talks, room D133-134

9:50 AM

Study design considerations for integrated population models: Improving conservation and management of polar bears
Nathan J. Hostetter
Organized Oral Sessions, room Portland Blrm 254

10:30 AM

Gray wolves (Canis lupus) continue to selectively kill senescent elk (Cervus elaphus), even when they are relatively rare in the population
Sarah R. Hoy
Contributed Talks, room D133-134

4:30 PM

Quantifying coyote dietary niche width in a restored grassland
Kirstie Savage
Contributed Posters, room Exhibit Hall

Friday, August 11

8:30 AM

Effect of livestock guardian dog and sheep presence on occupancy of wolves and grizzly bears
Daniel Kinka
Latebreaking Posters, room Exhibit Hall

8:30 AM

Effect of livestock guardian dog and sheep presence on occupancy of wolves and grizzly bears
Daniel Kinka
Latebreaking Posters, room Exhibit Hall

10:30 AM

Elk selection for vacant predator niches favors coexistence with wolves and cougars in northern Yellowstone National Park
Michel T. Kohl
Contributed Talks, room D139

10:50 AM

Survival expectations in a wolf-elk system: How selective predation and the environment shift elk senescence
Lacy M. Smith
Contributed Talks, room D139