[PCA] Prairie Restoration Symposium at Morton Arboretum, Sept 13 - 14 (Lisle, IL)
Megan Dunning
mdunning at mortonarb.org
Thu Aug 30 12:43:40 CDT 2012
Tallgrass Prairie Restoration in the 21st Century
Sept 13 - 14, 2012
The Morton Arboretum, Lisle, IL
www.mortonarb.org/tallgrass
Early bird registration rates extended! Register before Sept 9 for the
lower rate.
In recognition of the 50th anniversary of the Schulenberg Prairie
Restoration, The Morton Arboretum is convening a symposium on September
13-14, 2012 on our grounds near Chicago, IL. This meeting will bring
together leading researchers and practitioners to discuss the current state
of prairie restoration knowledge, with a special focus on diversity and
processes in prairie vegetation. On Sept 13th, the program includes a full
day of talks while Sept 14th will be a day of field trips to notable
regional prairies and prairie restorations.
Sept 13 Program
The Schulenberg Prairie: A milestone in ecological restoration
Nicole Cavender, The Morton Arboretum
History and progress of prairie restoration
Roger Anderson, Illinois State University
Long-term studies of secondary succession, grassland community assembly and
prairie restoration
Bryan Foster, University of Kansas
Community and phylogenetic change in tallgrass prairie remnants.
Daniel Larkin, Chicago Botanic Garden
Chromosome re-arrangements and gene flow in a prairie sedge
Andrew Hipp, The Morton Arboretum
Restoration Roundtable: What methods work and why (or why not)?
Richard Henderson, Wisconsin DNR,Bill Glass, Midewin National Tallgrass
Prairie,
& Don Gardner, Gardner Prairie Project
Comparing diversity among restorations and remnants
William Sluis, Trine University
Praire restoration below ground: Rebuilding our soil resource
Julie Jastrow, Argonne National Laboratory
Restoring diversity despite strong dominance by productive species
James M. Doherty, University of Wisconsin-Madison
Impacts of climate change in the Chicago region and methods for
collaborative innovation about adaptation
Jessica Hellmann, University of Notre Dame
Keynote: Perennial agriculture and prairie restoration
Wes Jackson, The Land Institute
Registration is open! Reserve your place today.
Early Bird (7/16 – 9/9): $135; Regular (9/9 – 9/13): $160; Student $50
Click: www.mortonarb.org/tallgrass;
Email: registrar-ed at mortonarb.org;
Call: 630-719-2468 (8 am – 4 pm CST, Mon – Fri)
Sept 14 Field trips
SCHULENBERG PRAIRIE
S512A. Friday, Sept 14; 9 am – 12 pm. Prairie Visitor Station. Fee: $30,
$20 Student. Limit 30.
FERMILAB TALLGRASS PRAIRIE RESTORATION TOUR
S512B. Friday, Sept 14; 1 pm – 4 pm. Meet the vans in Parking Lot 21. Fee:
$30, $20 Student. Limit 30.
NORTH SHORE PRAIRIE REMNANTS AND SAVANNA RESTORATION TOUR
A boxed lunch and transportation are included in the fee.
S512C. Friday, Sept 14; 9 am – 4 pm. Meet the bus in Parking Lot 21. Fee:
$65, $35 Student. Limit 30 - only 4 spaces remain!
MIDEWIN NATIONAL TALLGRASS PRAIRIE
A boxed lunch and transportation are included in the fee.
S512D. Friday, Sept 14; 9 am – 2 pm. Meet the vans in Parking Lot 21. Fee:
$55, $30 Student. Limit 30.
Click: www.mortonarb.org/tallgrass;
Email: registrar-ed at mortonarb.org;
Call: 630-719-2468 (8 am – 4 pm CST, Mon – Fri)
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*Megan Dunning * | Manager of Community Education & Outreach
The Morton Arboretum | 4100 Illinois Route 53 | Lisle, Illinois 60532
T 630-725-2101 |* * M 773-600-8407 | *mdunning at mortonarb.org* |
mortonarb.org
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