Next week is big for us! We have lots o PalEON work to check out at CANQUA/AMQUA and ESA.
CANQUA/AMQUA Presentations
| Presenter | Date | Time | Location | Title |
| Connor Nolan | Saturday, August 11 | 9:20 AM | Room B | A new multiarchive record of Holocene vegetation and climate in Maine: droughts, declines, and disturbances |
| Andria Dawson | Saturday, August 11 | 11:20 AM | Room B | Reconstructing land cover: a spatio-temporal approach to estimate past forest composition from fossil pollen records |
ESA Presentations
| Presenter | Date | Time | Location | Title |
| Neil Pederson | Monday, August 6 | 2:10 PM | 346-347 | Strange days and their changeling legacies in the life of trees in temperate mesic forests |
| Jason McLachlan | Monday, August 6 | 3:30 PM | 244 | Why we need statistical models of paleodata to predict the future |
| Mathias Trachsel | Tuesday, August 7 | 8:20 AM | ESA Exhibit Hall; Poster 15-51 | Reconstructing settlement-era forest composition for the northeastern US: A comparison of pollen vegetation models STEPPS and LOVE/REVEALS |
| Bethany Blakely | Wednesday, August 8 | 10:50 AM | 333-334 | Forest transition reduces surface temperature by altering biophysical properties in second-growth canopies |
| Kelly Heilman | Wednesday, August 8 | 10:10 AM | 348-349 | Tree growth in a changing world: Factors mediating the effects of CO2 on tree ring growth and Water Use Efficiency |
| Christy Rollinson | Thursday, August 9 | 2:30 PM | 333-334 | Connecting pattern and process: Climate-driven shifts in composition facilitate biomass stability over the past millennium |
| Kevin Burke | Thursday, August 9 | 3:40 PM | 333-334 | A comparison of climatic mechanisms and plant community novelty in North America and Europe from the last glacial maximum to present |
