November 16, 2006
Mark Harmon
Woody Detritus and its Contribution to the Carbon Dynamics of Forests

November 30, 2006
Jim Clark
Emerging Capacity to Synthesize Data and Process: Application to the Biodiversity Paradox

January 13, 2005
Sunny Snider (w/ Dr. George Hess and Graduate Students)
Effectiveness of Indicator Taxa for Biodiversity Conservation Varies with Extent, Grain, and Region

January 27, 2005
Dr. Zac Long
Species diversity and allometric scaling jointly determine biomass in aquatic food webs

February 3, 2005
Dr. Steven Seagle
Predicting Forest and Avian Productivity in Heterogeneous Landscapes

February 10, 2005
Dr. Toddi Steelman
Adaptive Governance: Integrating Science, Policy and Decision Making

February 24, 2005
Dr. Thomas Stohlgren
The Invasion of Plants, Birds, and Fishes in the US: Why the Rich are Getting Richer

March 3, 2005
Lawrence S. Earley
Looking for longleaf: the fall and rise of an American forest

March 8, 2005 (Co-Hosted with Biology, NCBG)
Dr. Michael Balick
Plants, people and culture: The science of ethnobotany

March 24, 2005
Dr. Justin Wright
Causes and consequences of biodiversity loss: a functional perspective