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Anchor2024 Release Schedule

DATETITLE
2/9Buzzworthy: Conserving Bumble Bees in our Natural Areas
2/16Common Ground: Forestry and Wildlife Management for the Benefit of Biodiversity
2/23Natural Areas as Seeds for Restoration: The Arkansas Native Seed Program
3/1Priority Species Lists to Restore Desert Tortoise and Pollinator Habitats in Mohave Desert Shrublands
3/8Compassionate Conservation and Detection Dogs
3/15Recent Recent Advances in Herbicide Formulations and Application Techniques for Woody Invasive Plant Management
3/22Invasive Species Control Using Goats
3/29Restoring Stream Connectivity Through Barrier Removal with Local, Regional, and National Partnerships
4/5Riverscour Prairies in the National Parks in Southern West Virginia: Monitoring and Restoration
4/12The Role of Groundwater in Natural Areas Stewardship
4/1940 Years of Riverscour Habitat Studies: Linking Heritage Data to Environmental Drivers of Decline
4/26Conserving the Jewels of the Night: What Natural Areas Professionals Can Do To Help Fireflies
5/3Using Photography to Survey Multiple Groups of Pollinating Insects and Plant Associations
5/10The Nature of Ozark Woodland and Glade Bee Communities
5/17Informed Plant Selection to Restore Pollinators and Songbirds in Human-Dominated Landscapes
5/24Toward Improving Pollinator Habitat: Reconstructing Prairies with High Forb Density
5/31Sustainable Summits: Managing Public Access for Protection of Rare Plants | Buffalo Mountain
6/7Sustainable Summits: Managing Public Access for Protection of Rare Plants | The Channels Natural Areas Preserve
6/14Sustainable Summits: Managing Public Access for Protection of Rare Plants | Bull Run Mountain
6/21State Natural Areas Programs: Public Access Management at Buffalo Mountain Natural Areas Preserve
6/28Fragmented Prairies and Grasslands: Prairie Plan
7/5Fragmented Prairies and Grasslands: Ordway and Adaptive Management
7/12Fragmented Prairies and Grasslands: Lake Johanna Esker Preserve
7/19Fragmented Prairies and Grasslands: Randall Waterfowl Production Area
7/26Fragmented Prairies and Grasslands: Lac qui Parle Native Prairie Bank
8/2Fragmented Prairies and Grasslands: Chippewa
8/9Fragmented Prairies and Grasslands: Virtual Stewardship in Action Field Workshop
8/16Landscapes and Biodiversity of Penn's Woods
8/23Our Mandate to Manage Natural Resources in a Changing Climate: Lessons from the Boreal Forest
8/30The Spruce and Peatland Responses Under Changing Environments (SPRUCE) Experiment
9/6Hope for the Hemlocks: HWA Management Approaches on Public and Private Lands in North Carolina
9/13Current and Future Carbon Storage Capacity in a Southeastern Pennsylvania Forest
9/20Getting the Timing Right: Plant Phenology and Mismatch in Our Changing Forests
9/27Rare Plant Propagation and Reintroduction: Questions and Considerations
10/4Rare Plant Propagation and Reintroduction: Questions and Considerations in New Jersey
10/11Southeastern Plants Regional Species of Greatest Conservation Need
10/18Seed Sourcing Strategies Under Climate Change - A Review of the Current Literature
10/25Assessing the Nation's Native Seed Supply
11/1Boldly Mapping: Leveraging NASA missions in ArcGIS
11/8Native Seed Partnerships: Collaborations to Increase Regional Seed Availability
11/15An Assessment of Native Seed Needs & Capacity for Their Supply
11/22Unlocking Boundaries: Propagating Native Plants with Incarcerated Populations Webinar
11/29Collaborating to Conserve Crop Wild Relatives
12/6Long-Term Data and Outcomes from the Nachusa Grasslands Restoration
12/13Identifying and Preventing Plant Extinction Events
12/20Fire Ecology in Upper Midwest: Effects of Seasonality & Intensity on Controlling Resprouting Plants
12/27Case Study Butte Fire Webinar

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