Speakers/Lectures

2000 Ecology Lecture Series

Detrital Foodwebs: a unifying concept in community and ecosystem ecology. David C. Coleman, University of Georgia-Athens. (April 13, 2000)

Use of Theory and Application in the Restoration of Cootes Paradise Marsh. Patricia Chow-Fraser, McMaster University, Hamilton, Ontario. (February 17, 2000)

Watching Trees Move: Measuring and Modeling the Spatial Dispersion of Tree Recruits. Eric Ribbens, Western Illinois University, Macomb, Illinois. (February 24, 2000)

1999 Ecology Lecture Series:

Through A Glass More Clearly: Understanding Natural Complexity in Aquatic Systems through a Multivariate Approach. Trefor B. Reynoldson, National Water Research Institute, Burlington, Ontario. (November 11, 1999)

Time, Space, and Very Slow Motion: Patterns in the Diversity of Snails. Robert A.D. Cameron, University of Sheffield, Great Britain. (September 30, 1999)

The Butterfly Fauna of California's Central Valley: Past, Present, and Future. Arthur M. Shapiro, University of California-Davis. (September 9, 1999)

Regional Synchrony of Ecological Disturbances in the Western U.S.: The Effect of Forest Fire, Insect Outbreak and Drought on Forest Demography. Tom W. Swetnam, University of Arizona-Tucson. (April 22, 1999)

Species Diversity in Terrestrial Plant Communities: Patterns and Mechanisms. Robert K. Peet, University of North Carolina-Chapel Hill. (March 25, 1999)