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Tuesday October 23, 2012 Scientific <strong>Program</strong><br />
Time Salon I Salon II Salon III Puerto Escondido<br />
0800 Registration and Coffee<br />
0845 Welcome and Announcements<br />
0900 Plenary: THE GEOLOGIC RECORD OF GLACIAL‐INTERGLACIAL CLIMATE CHANGES ON THE CALIFORNIA CHANNEL ISLANDS‐ Dan Muhs<br />
1000 30 Minute Coffee Break<br />
History of the Channel <strong>Island</strong>s<br />
Changes in Assemblages of Flora and Fauna Trends in Intertidal and Marine Ecosystems<br />
Communicating Coastal Issues<br />
Chair: Ann Huston<br />
Chair: Stacey Ostermann‐Kelm<br />
Chair: Mary Elaine Helix<br />
Chair: Yvonne Menard<br />
1030 A HISTORY OF AVIATION IN THE NORTHERN CHANNEL<br />
ISLANDS OF CALIFORNIA: FROM GENTLEMEN'S<br />
NOVELTY TO COMMERCIAL ENTERPRISE. Charles J<br />
Rennie, III* and Ian Williams<br />
1045 THE MILLS YEARS ON SAN MIGUEL ISLAND, 1869‐1888.<br />
Marla Daily*<br />
1100 REESTABLISHING THE LOCALE OF CALIFORNIA’S FIRST<br />
AMERICAN‐DESIGNATED PLACENAME ON SANTA<br />
CATALINA ISLAND. Ivan H. Strudwick<br />
1115 THE CHANNEL ISLANDS BIOLOGICAL SURVEY 1939 –<br />
1941. Corinne A. Heyning*<br />
DOCUMENTING THE PALEONTOLOGICAL RESOURCES OF<br />
NATIONAL PARK SERVICE AREAS OF THE SOUTHERN<br />
CALIFORNIA COAST AND ISLANDS. Justin S. Tweet*,<br />
Vincent L. Santucci, and Tim Connors<br />
AN 8000 YEAR RECORD OF BIRD REMAINS FROM CAVE<br />
OF THE CHIMNEYS (CA‐SMI‐603), SAN MIGUEL ISLAND,<br />
CALIFORNIA. Paul W. Collins*, Emily L. Whistler, Daniel<br />
Guthrie, and René L. Vellanoweth<br />
CHANGES IN THE FLORA OF THE NORTHERN CHANNEL<br />
ISLANDS SINCE THE 1990S. Steve Junak*, Sarah Chaney,<br />
and Dirk Rodriguez<br />
TWENTY‐SEVEN YEARS OF VEGETATION CHANGE ON<br />
SANTA BARBARA ISLAND: MODELING METHODS AND<br />
ECOLOGICAL RESULTS. Tim Handley*, Kathryn<br />
McEachern, Dirk Rodriguez, and Julie Yee<br />
1130 ANACAPA’S AVENGER. Patrick Smith* THE EFFECT OF INTRODUCED HERBIVORE ERADICATION<br />
ON NATIVE PLANT SPECIES OF SANTA ROSA ISLAND.<br />
Lauren Cole*, Ruth Oliver*, Jennifer Phillips, Acadia<br />
Tucker, Emily Schultz, Ken Niessen, A. Kathryn<br />
McEachern, and Diane M. Thomson<br />
1145 DISCOVERY AND SITE ASSESSMENT OF THE SHIPWRECK<br />
GEORGE E. BILLINGS. Robert V. Schwemmer*<br />
ECOLOGICAL CHANGE AFTER THE ANACAPA RAT<br />
ERADICATION PROJECT – A REVIEW OF MONITORING<br />
RESULTS 10‐YEARS ON. Matthew McKown, Coral Wolf,<br />
Holly Gellerman, Tim Coonan, Dan Richards, Laurie<br />
Harvey, Nick Holmes, Gregg Howald, Kate Faulkner, Don<br />
Croll, and Bernie Tershy*<br />
TIDEPOOLING THROUGH TIME: 30 YEARS OF ROCKY<br />
INTERTIDAL COMMUNITY MONITORING AT CHANNEL<br />
ISLANDS NATIONAL PARK. Daniel V. Richards* and<br />
Stephen G. Whitaker<br />
LONG‐TERM CLIMATE VARIABILITY AND LINKS<br />
BETWEEN PATTERNS OF COASTAL MARINE<br />
INVERTEBRATE RECRUITMENT AND ADULT ABUNDANCE<br />
AROUND SANTA CRUZ ISLAND FROM 1995‐2010. Carol<br />
A. Blanchette*, Daniel V. Richards, Bernardo R.<br />
Broitman, and C. Melissa Miner<br />
DECLINES IN INTERTIDAL ALGAL FOLIAGE COINCIDENT<br />
WITH INCREASED PINNIPED NUMBERS ON THE SOUTH<br />
FARALLON ISLANDS. Scott Kimura*, Jan Roletto, Natalie<br />
Cosentino‐Manning, and Ryan Berger<br />
EELGRASS RESTORATION AT FRENCHY’S COVE,<br />
ANACAPA ISLAND: RECOVERY TEN YEARS AFTER<br />
SUCCESSFUL TRANSPLANTATION. Jessica Altstatt*,<br />
Richard Ambrose, James Coyer, John Engle, and Joseph<br />
Wible<br />
REVISITING A TRAMPLING EXPERIMENT FOLLOWING 30<br />
YEARS OF INTERTIDAL MONITORING AT CAT ROCK,<br />
ANACAPA ISLAND. Stephen G. Whitaker* and Daniel V.<br />
Richards<br />
1200 Lunch<br />
Marine Protected Areas<br />
Modeling and Measurement of Ecological Systems<br />
<strong>Island</strong> Fox<br />
Chair: Donna Schroeder<br />
Chair: Cathy Schwemm<br />
Chair: Tim Coonan<br />
1330 BASELINE ON THE BACKSIDE: MONITORING WESTERN THE SANDS OF TIME: A HISTORY OF DUNE VEGETATION EXTINCTION OUTFOXED: CATALINA ISLAND’S FOX<br />
CATALINA ISLAND’S FARNSWORTH BANK MARINE SUCCESSION TOLD THROUGH REMOTE SENSING, SAN POPULATION 11 YEARS AFTER ITS CRASH. Julie L. King*,<br />
STATE CONSERVATION AREAS, YEAR 1. Ashley Knight*, MIGUEL ISLAND, CHANNEL ISLANDS NATIONAL PARK, Calvin L. Duncan, and David K. Garcelon<br />
James Lindholm, Dirk Rosen, Jessica Watson, Allison<br />
Cramer, Rhiannon McCollough, and Elizabeth Lopez<br />
CALIFORNIA. Kristine L. Zellman*<br />
1345 FISH COMMUNITY STRUCTURE AND MPA EVALUATION STABLE ISOTOPE ANALYSIS OF TERRESTRIAL FOOD RECOVERY OF ISLAND FOXES ON THE NORTHERN<br />
IN THE NORTHERN CHANNEL ISLANDS: A COMPARISON WEBS ON FOUR CHANNEL ISLANDS. John L. Orrock*1 CHANNEL ISLANDS. Timothy J. Coonan*, Brian Hudgens,<br />
OF TWO LONG‐TERM DATASETS. Jennifer Caselle, Scott and Louie H. Yang<br />
Christina Boser, David K. Garcelon, Victoria Bakker, and<br />
Hamilton, and David Kushner*<br />
Scott Morrison<br />
1400 CHAÑARAL AND CHOROS ‐ DAMAS ISLANDS; TWO VEGETATION MAPPING ON SANTA ROSA ISLAND USING HOME RANGE AND HABITAT ANALYSIS OF SANTA ROSA<br />
CLOSE PROTECTED AREAS WITH A TOO DIFFERENT SEMI‐AUTOMATED CLASSIFICATION OF COLOR<br />
ISLAND FOXES (UROCYON LITTORALIS). Elizabeth Drake,<br />
SOCIAL AND ECONOMIC HISTORY. Gerardo Cerda INFRARED (CIR) IMAGERY AND LIDAR. Russell White*, John Perrine*, Brian Cypher, Kathy Ralls, Tim<br />
Gaete* and Ricardo Catalán Garrido<br />
Elizabeth Drake, and John Perrine<br />
Coonan,and Russell White<br />
SANCTUARY ADVISORY COUNCIL AND SANCTUARY<br />
EDUCATION TEAM MODEL FOR COMMUNICATING THE<br />
EFFECTS OF OCEAN ACIDIFICATION IN THE WATERS OF<br />
THE SANTA BARBARA CHANNEL. Maria Petueli* and<br />
Amanda Allen<br />
EFFECTIVE MESSAGES AND STRATIGIES FOR<br />
COMMUNICATING OCEAN ACIDIFICATION. Laura<br />
Francis*, Julie Bursek and Claire Fackler<br />
THE CA CHANNEL ISLANDS AND OCEAN ACIDIFICATION:<br />
IMPLEMENTING THE INVERTED CLASSROOM MODEL.<br />
Paul Narguizian*<br />
PUBLIC PERCEPTIONS OF OUR COASTAL RESOURCES.<br />
Sean Anderson* et al.<br />
MAPPING PERCEIVED SOCIAL VALUES FOR ECOSYSTEM<br />
SERVICES AMONG OUTDOOR RECREATIONISTS AT<br />
CHANNEL ISLANDS NATIONAL PARK. Carena van Riper*,<br />
Gerard Kyle, Travis Peters, Dusty Green, and Michael<br />
Patillo<br />
ENVIRONMENTAL COMMUNICATION AND EDUCATION<br />
IN THE ISLANDS OF BAJA CALIFORNIA: RECENT<br />
EXPERIENCES. Ana E. Marichal ‐González*, Joana<br />
Bielschowsky de Aguirre, and Fernanda Castro‐<br />
Rodríguez<br />
Teaching Students<br />
Chair: Carol Peterson<br />
A COLLABORATION CONNECTS STUDENTS TO SCIENCE<br />
THROUGH TECHNOLOGY. Yvonne Menard* and Steve<br />
Carr<br />
CONNECTING STUDENTS TO THE CHANNEL ISLANDS<br />
THROUGH CHILDREN’S LITERATURE<br />
Carol Peterson*, Susan Morris, Sara Schwebel, and<br />
Alexandra Morris<br />
ENGAGING YOUTH IN PARK STEWARDSHIP. Lauren<br />
Boross * and Kevin Flint
Time Salon I Salon II Salon III Puerto Escondido<br />
1415 REGIONAL‐SCALE RECRUITMENT PATTERS DETERMINE<br />
RESERVE EFFICACY ACROSS AN ISLAND MARINE<br />
RESERVE NETWORK. David Kushner* and Nick Shears<br />
1430 CALIFORNIA'S GOLD: REPRODUCTIVE VARIABILITY OF<br />
RED SEA URCHINS, STRONGYLOCENTROTUS<br />
FRANCISCANUS, AT THE NORTHERN CHANNEL ISLANDS.<br />
Sarah Teck*, Jorge Cornejo, Sarah Rathbone, Nick<br />
Shears, Scott Hamilton, Jenn Caselle, and Steve Gaines<br />
1445 BASELINE SEABIRD USE OF NEARSHORE AND COASTAL<br />
HABITATS WITHIN THE SOUTH COAST STUDY REGION<br />
OF THE MARINE LIFE PROTECTION ACT INITIATIVE. Dan<br />
Robinette* and Jaime Jahncke<br />
APPLICATION OF THE RESTORATION RAPID<br />
ASSESSMENT TOOL TO SELECTED DISTURBED SITES ON<br />
SANTA ROSA ISLAND, CHANNEL ISLANDS NATIONAL<br />
PARK, CALIFORNIA: SETTING PRIORITIES FOR<br />
RESTORATION. Ron Hiebert, Sarah Chaney, Ken<br />
Niessen*, and Kathryn McEachern<br />
POPULATION REGULATING MECHANISMS FOR GIANT<br />
COREOPSIS (LEPTOSYNE GIGANTEA) ON THE<br />
CALIFORNIA CHANNEL ISLANDS; INFLUENCE OF EXOTIC<br />
SPECIES AND CLIMATE CHANGE IN DETERMINING<br />
FUTURE ABUNDANCE AND DISTRIBUTION. Cathy A.<br />
Schwemm*<br />
POPULATION PATTERNS OF DEER MICE (PEROMYSCUS<br />
MANICULATUS) ON THE CALIFORNIA CHANNEL<br />
ISLANDS. Charles Drost*, Cathy Schwemm, Tim Coonan,<br />
Paul W. Collins, Robert C. Klinger, and John Orrock<br />
1500 30 Minute Coffee Break<br />
Geology and Oceanography<br />
Chair: Susan Zaleski<br />
1530 THE UPS AND DOWNS OF THE SANTA ROSA ISLAND<br />
FAULT, CHANNEL ISLANDS NATIONAL PARK,<br />
CALIFORNIA: MORE THAN SIMPLE STRIKE SLIP. Scott A.<br />
Minor*, R. Randall Schumann, and Daniel R. Muhs<br />
1545 LANDSCAPES OF SANTA ROSA ISLAND, CHANNEL<br />
ISLANDS NATIONAL PARK, CALIFORNIA. R. Randall<br />
Schumann*, Scott A. Minor, and Daniel R. Muhs<br />
1600 USING LIDAR FOR GEOLOGIC ANALYSIS OF CHANNEL<br />
ISLANDS NATIONAL PARK. Mark Zellman*<br />
1615 BIOGEOGRAPHIC AND ARCHAEOLOGICAL IMPLICATIONS<br />
OF A REVISED SEA‐LEVEL CURVE FOR SOUTHERN<br />
CALIFORNIA DURING THE LAST GLACIAL PERIOD. Daniel<br />
R. Muhs* and Jerry X. Mitrovica<br />
1630 DIURNAL AND SEMIDIURNAL INTERNAL WAVES NEAR<br />
TWO HARBORS, SANTA CATALINA. Craig Gelpi*<br />
Seabirds<br />
Chair: Nina Karnovsky<br />
SEABIRD PROTECTION NETWORK: RESTORING AND<br />
BUILDING RESILIENT SEABIRD POPULATIONS ALONG<br />
THE CALIFORNIA COAST. Sage Tezak*, Mai Maheigan,<br />
Karen Reyna, Jennifer Boyce, Annie Little, Gabrielle Dorr,<br />
Gerry McChesney<br />
STATUS OF BREEDING SEABIRDS ON ANACAPA ISLAND,<br />
CALIFORNIA, IN 2011‐2012. Laurie Harvey*, David<br />
Mazurkiewicz, Matthew McKown, Mike Parker, Franklin<br />
Gress, Dennis Carlson, Kevin Barnes, and Sasha Auer<br />
LIVING ON THE EDGE: SPATIOTEMPORAL PATTERNS OF<br />
BARN OWL PREDATION ON SCRIPPS’S MURRELETS ON<br />
SANTA BARBARA ISLAND. Sarah K. Thomsen* and A.<br />
Laurie Harvey<br />
THE AT‐SEA BEHAVIOR OF SCRIPPS’S MURRELETS<br />
AROUND SANTA BARBARA ISLAND, CA. Nina J.<br />
Karnovsky*, Darrell L. Whitworth, Harry R. Carter, and A.<br />
Laurie Harvey<br />
STATUS AND DISTRIBUTION OF SCRIPPS’S MURRELET AT<br />
SANTA CATALINA ISLAND, CALIFORNIA. Darrell L.<br />
Whitworth*, Harry R. Carter, Tyler Dvorak, and Linda<br />
Farley<br />
1645 NESTING HABITATS, THREATS, AND CONSERVATION OF<br />
THE SCRIPPS’S MURRELET (SYNTHLIBORAMPHUS<br />
SCRIPPSI) AT SANTA CATALINA ISLAND, CALIFORNIA.<br />
Tyler M. Dvorak*, Linda Farley, Darrell L. Whitworth,<br />
Harry R. Carter<br />
1730‐<br />
2000<br />
1900‐<br />
2030<br />
EVALUATION OF <strong>NEW</strong> TELEMETRY TECHNOLOGIES FOR<br />
ISLAND FOX RESEARCH. Brian Cypher*, Lisa Drake ,<br />
Jennifer Savage, Julie King, Katherine Ralls, Timothy<br />
Coonan, John Perrine, and Calvin Duncan<br />
A HABITAT‐LEVEL ASSESSMENT OF ISLAND FOX DIETS<br />
ON SANTA ROSA AND SAN MIGUEL ISLANDS. Seth D.<br />
Newsome*, Brian Cypher, Katherine Ralls, Angela<br />
Guglielmino, and Tim Coonan<br />
SEROLOGICAL MONITORING OF ISLAND FOX<br />
POPULATIONS AS PART OF A LONG‐TERM<br />
CONSERVATION STRATEGY. Timothy J. Coonan*, David<br />
K. Garcelon, Julie L. King, Christie Boser, Angela<br />
Guglielmino, Brian R. Hudgens, and Deana L. Clifford<br />
Terrestrial Invertebrates<br />
Chair: Christie Boser<br />
INVASIVE LAND MOLLUSKS ON SAN NICOLAS ISLAND,<br />
CALIFORNIA, AND POTENTIAL EFFECTS ON NATIVE<br />
ENDEMIC SNAILS. Charles Drost*, Grace Smith, and<br />
Martin Ruane<br />
Poster Reception‐ Mezzanine Level<br />
Meet Channel <strong>Island</strong> Authors and Book Signing Event<br />
Film Screenings‐ Salon III<br />
ON THE ORIGINS OF THE INSECT FAUNA OF<br />
CALIFORNIA’S CHANNEL ISLANDS: A COMPARATIVE<br />
PHYLOGEOGRAPHICAL STUDY OF ISLAND BEETLES.<br />
Michael S. Caterino*, Stylianos Chatzimanolis, and Maxi<br />
P. Richmond<br />
ARTHROPOD INVENTORY OF QUERCUS PACIFICA<br />
WOODLANDS ON SANTA CRUZ ISLAND, CALIFORNIA. Ida<br />
Naughton*, Cause Hanna, Bryson Edgar, and David<br />
Holway<br />
ECOLOGICAL EFFECTS OF THE ARGENTINE ANT<br />
(LINEPITHEMA HUMILE) ON THE DIVERSITY AND<br />
COMPOSITION OF ARTHROPOD ASSEMBLAGES OF<br />
ISLAND SCRUB OAK WOODLANDS ON SANTA CRUZ<br />
ISLAND. David Holway*, Bryson Edgar, Ida Naughton,<br />
and Cause Hanna<br />
IMPACTS OF THE INVASIVE ARGENTINE ANT ON THE<br />
PLANT‐POLLINATOR MUTUALISMS OF SANTA CRUZ<br />
ISLAND, CALIFORNIA. Cause Hanna*, Ida Naughton, and<br />
David Holway<br />
THE PICNIC IS OVER: KILLING ARGENTINE ANTS ON<br />
SANTA CRUZ ISLAND. Christina L. Boser*, Kate Faulkner,<br />
Coleen Cory, Lotus A. Vermeer, John M. Randall, and<br />
Scott A. Morrison<br />
OCEAN FOR LIFE — AN IMMERSIVE FIELD EXPERIENCE<br />
AT THE CHANNEL ISLANDS FOR MULTICULTURAL TEENS.<br />
Claire Fackler*, Julie Bursek, and Laura Francis<br />
ROCKY INTERTIDAL AND SAND BEACH CITIZEN SCIENCE<br />
FOR K12 STUDENTS: LONG TERM MONITORING<br />
PROGRAM AND EXPERIENTIAL TRAINING FOR<br />
STUDENTS (LiMPETS) AT FRENCHY’S COE, ANACAPA<br />
ISLAND. Jessica Altstatt* and Julie Bursek<br />
SIX YEARS OF PROVIDING EARTH AND OCEAN SCIENCE<br />
EDUCATION TO UNDERSERVED STUDENTS FOCUSED ON<br />
THE CHANNEL ISLANDS NATIONAL MARINE SANCTUARY<br />
AND NATIONAL PARK: LESSONS LEARNED. Rocío Lozano‐<br />
Knowlton*<br />
Connecting Citizens<br />
Chair: Shauna Bingham<br />
HOW CONSERVATION EDUCATION TRANSLATES INTO<br />
FUNDING. Patricia Meyer*<br />
HOW TO BUILD AND FUND A ROBUST ISLAND<br />
EDUCATION PROGRAM FROM SCRATCH. Ken Owen*<br />
PARTNERSHIPS WITH VOLUNTEER LABOR FORCES<br />
REDUCE COSTS AND IMPROVE OUTCOMES IN INVASIVE<br />
PLANTS MANAGEMENT ON CATALINA. Tony M.<br />
Summers*, Shane Barrow, Charlie de la Rosa, and Jeff<br />
Gilmour<br />
INNOVATIVE <strong>NEW</strong> CITIZEN SCIENCE TRAINING: THE<br />
CALIFORNIA NATURALIST. Judy Sanregret*<br />
ECOLOGICAL EXPERTISE AS A MARKETABLE GOOD: THE<br />
CATALINA ISLAND CONSERVANCY'S NATURALIST<br />
TRAINING PROGRAM. Frank J. Hein*<br />
ISLAND LOGGERHEAD SHRIKE STUDY AND THE BENEFITS<br />
OF CITIZEN SCIENCE. Susan Teel, Thomas Stanley, Linda<br />
Dye, Linnea Hall, Lyndal Laughrin, and Kevin Schallert*
Time Salon I<br />
Wednesday October 24, 2012 Scientific <strong>Program</strong><br />
Salon II Salon III<br />
0800 Registration and Coffee<br />
0830 Plenary‐ RESILIENCE: MILLENNIA OF CHANGE IN THE BIOGEOGRAPHY AND ABUNDANCE OF PINNIPEDS IN THE EASTERN NORTH PACIFIC‐ Brent Stewart<br />
0930 30 Minute Coffee Break<br />
13,000 Years of Human Settlements on the California <strong>Island</strong>s<br />
Eradication and Monitoring of Invasive Species<br />
Marine Ecology<br />
Chair: Lynn Gamble<br />
Chair: Kate Faulkner<br />
Chair: John Ugoretz<br />
1000 SIX FIELD SEASONS AT ARLINGTON SPRINGS: AN INVESTIGATION OF<br />
PALEOENVIRONMENTAL CHANGE ON SANTA ROSA ISLAND. John R.<br />
Johnson*, Thomas W. Stafford, Jr., G. James West, Thomas K. Rockwell, and<br />
Don P. Morris<br />
1015 AN EXPLORITORY ANALYSIS OF THE LITHIC ASSEMBLAGE FROM THE<br />
COVACHA BABISURI SITE ON ESPIRITU SANTO ISLAND, SOUTHERN BAJA<br />
CALIFORNIA, MEXICO. Jim Cassidy* and Harumi Fujita<br />
1030 INLAND ARCHAEOLOGICAL SURVEY OF NORTHERN AND WESTERN SANTA<br />
ROSA ISLAND, CALIFORNIA. Amy E. Gusick* and Christopher S. Jazwa<br />
1045 PREHISTORIC OCCUPATION OF WESTERN SANTA CRUZ ISLAND’S INTERIOR.<br />
Michael A. Glassow*<br />
1100 EL MONTÓN: A MIDDLE HOLOCENE CENTER ON SANTA CRUZ ISLAND. Lynn<br />
H. Gamble*<br />
1115 THE ARCHAEOLOGY AND HISTORICAL ECOLOGY OF QSHIWQSHIW. Todd J.<br />
Braje*<br />
1130 PREHISTORIC POPULATION REPLACEMENT ON CALIFORNIA’S CHANNEL<br />
ISLANDS. Sylvere CM Valentin*<br />
1145 RAPA NUI NATIONAL PARK, EASTER ISLAND: COMMUNITY INVOLVEMENT<br />
AND ENHANCEMENT OF THE ARCHAEOLOGICAL HERITAGE OF THE<br />
CEREMONIAL VILLAGE OF ORONGO. Enrique Tucki Montero, Marcos Rauch<br />
González and Víctor Lagos San Martín<br />
THE NON‐NATIVE TERRESTRIAL VERTEBRATE FAUNA OF THE CHANNEL<br />
ISLANDS. Paul W. Collins* and Kate Faulkner<br />
CAMERA TRAPS AND OTHER MONITORING TECHNIQUES USED TO SEARCH<br />
FOR INVASIVE SPECIES IN REMOTE AREAS OF SANTA CRUZ ISLAND. Christina<br />
L. Boser*, John Knapp, Coleen Cory<br />
RESTORATION OF SEABIRDS ON SAN NICOLAS ISLAND BY ERADICATING<br />
FERAL CATS. Annie Little*, Grace Smith, Chad Hanson, Brad Keitt, and David<br />
Garcelon<br />
INCREASING EFFICIENCY AND REDUCING NON‐TARGET IMPACTS WHILE<br />
ERADICATING FERAL CATS FROM SAN NICOLAS ISLAND. Jake Bonham*,<br />
Wesley Jolley, David Will, Grace Smith, Chad Hanson, Brad Keitt, David<br />
Garcelon, and Annie Little<br />
THE RECOVERY OF ISLAND'S ENVIRONMENTS IN MEXICO THROUGH THE<br />
ERADICATION OF INVASIVE RODENTS. Marlenne Rodríguez‐Malagón*,<br />
Alfonso Aguirre‐Muñoz, Araceli Samaniego‐Herrera, Ricardo González‐<br />
Gómez, Yuliana Bedolla‐Guzmán, Karina Ramos‐Rendón, and Ana Cárdenas‐<br />
Tapia<br />
LIGHT AT THE END OF THE TUNNEL: THE NATURE CONSERVANCY’S<br />
PROGRAM TO ERADICATE 20 NON‐NATIVE INVASIVE PLANT SPECIES FROM<br />
SANTA CRUZ ISLAND. Coleen Cory and John Knapp*<br />
CONTROLLING FENNEL (FOENICULUM VULGARE) ON SANTA CRUZ ISLAND,<br />
CHANNEL ISLANDS NATIONAL PARK. Paula Power*, Clark Cowan, Jim<br />
Roberts, Coleen Cory<br />
QUANTIFYING EFFECTS OF INVASIVE PIGS AND CLIMATE VARIATION ON<br />
SURVIVORSHIP OF AN ISLAND ENDEMIC PLANT. Emily Schultz*, L. Zoe<br />
Almeida, A. Kathryn McEachern, and Diane M. Thomson<br />
1200 Lunch<br />
Role of Fog in <strong>Island</strong> Ecosystems<br />
Resource Management<br />
Chair: Kathryn McEachern<br />
Chair: John Clark<br />
1330 ARE ISLAND PLANTS WHIMPY? QUANTIFYING STRESS TOLERANCE OF MEXICO’S ISLAND STRATEGY: PROGRESS TO DATE IN CONSERVATION AND<br />
CHAPARRAL SHRUBS ON SANTA CATALINA ISLAND, CA. Aaron Ramirez* and SUSTAINABLE DEVELOPMENT, AND THE WAY FORWARD. Alfonso Aguirre‐<br />
David Ackerly<br />
Muñoz*, Ana E. Marichal González, and Federico Méndez‐Sánchez<br />
1345 TREE MORTALITY, DROUGHT STRESS, AND WATER RELATIONS IN A<br />
CALIFORNIA COASTAL FOG FOREST. Sara Baguskas* and Christopher Still<br />
1400 FOG AND LOW CLOUDS INFLUENCE MICROBIAL DYNAMICS AND SOIL C AND<br />
N CYCLING ON SANTA CRUZ ISLAND. Claudia M. Boot, Sean M. Schaeffer,<br />
Mariah S. Carbone, Joshua P. Schimel*, and Christopher J. Still<br />
1415 FOG DRIP ON SANTA ROSA ISLAND. Douglas T. Fischer*, Sarah Chaney, Kevin<br />
Ulrich, Christopher Still, and Kathryn McEachern<br />
RESTORATION PRIORITIES FOR THE MEXICAN ISLANDS. Mariam Latofski‐<br />
Robles*, Alfonso Aguirre‐Muñoz, Humberto Reyes‐Hernández, Sabine<br />
Schlüter<br />
SEABIRD RESTORATION PROGRAM ON MEXICAN PACIFIC ISLANDS. María<br />
Félix‐Lizárraga*, Marlenne Rodríguez‐Malagón, José Barredo‐Barberena,<br />
Alfonso Aguirre‐Muñoz, Humberto Berlanga, Eduardo Íñigo‐Elías<br />
FIRE EFFECTS IN COASTAL SAGE SCRUB IN CHANNEL ISLANDS NATIONAL<br />
PARK. Timothy Handley, Marti Witter*, and Wende Rehlaender<br />
DECADAL CHANGES IN KELP FOREST COMMUNITIES: EL NIÑO, LA NIÑA, OR<br />
LA NADA? Joshua Sprague*, David Kushner, and Stacie Fejtek<br />
KELP FOREST TODAY, BARREN TOMORROW: TEMPORAL VARIATION IN KELP<br />
FOREST STRUCTURE THROUGHOUT THE CHANNEL ISLANDS NATIONAL<br />
PARK. Stacie Fejtek*, Michael Civiello, Joshua Sprague, David Kushner,<br />
Johnathan Centoni, and Sarah Carter<br />
MONITORING GIANT KELP FORESTS OF THE CHANNEL ISLANDS WITH LONG‐<br />
TERM SATELLITE IMAGERY. Kyle Cavanaugh*, Thomas Bell, Daniel Reed, and<br />
David Siegel<br />
REEF FISH COMMUNITY STRUCTURE IN GUADALUPE ISLAND, MEXICAN<br />
PACIFIC. Arturo Ayala Bocos*, Saúl González Romero, Héctor Reyes‐Bonilla,<br />
and Nadia C. Olivares Bañuelos<br />
FLUCTUATIONS IN FOOD SUPPLY DRIVE RECRUITMENT VARIATION IN A<br />
MARINE FISH. Daniel Okamoto*, Russell J. Schmitt, Sally J. Holbrook, and<br />
Daniel C. Reed<br />
MOVING OCEANOGRAPHIC BOUNDARIES EXPLAIN LARVAL RECRUITMENT<br />
PATTERNS ALONG SANTA CRUZ ISLAND, CA. J. Stephen Gosnell*, J.A.<br />
Macfarlan, and Jennifer E. Caselle<br />
SAN NICOLAS ISLAND SUBTIDAL BASELINE PROJECT: OVER 30 YEARS AND<br />
STILL COUNTING. Michael Kenner*<br />
THE VALUE OF COMBINING LONG‐TERM DATASETS IN SOUTHERN<br />
CALIFORNIA. Andrew Rassweiler*, James Estes, Mike Kenner, David Kushner,<br />
Kevin Lafferty, John McLaughlin, Mark Novak, Dan Reed, Donna Schroeder,<br />
and Tim Tinker<br />
Abalone and Other Marine Invertebrates<br />
Chair: Glenn VanBlaricom<br />
MULTILOCUS ALLOENZYME GENOTYPES AS A MEASURE OF CLONAL VERSUS<br />
SEXUAL REPRODUCTION IN THE FRAGILE STAR (LINCKIA COLUMBIAE) AT THE<br />
CALIFORNIA CHANNEL ISLANDS AND PALOS VERDES, CALIFORNIA. Florence<br />
A. McAlary* and Bernie P. May<br />
RESTORATION AND CONSERVATION OF GREEN ABALONE (HALIOTIS<br />
FULGENS) IN SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA: DEVELOPING METHODS FOR<br />
CULTURE, GENETIC AND DISEASE RISK MANAGEMENT. Melissa Neuman*,<br />
Dave Witting, Brent Schiewe, Tom Ford, Dan Pondella, Jonathan Williams,<br />
Ray Hiemstra, Amanda Bird, Nancy Caruso, Kristen Gruenthal, and Tal Ben‐<br />
Horin<br />
TESTING TRANSLOCATION AS A RECOVERY TOOL FOR PINK, HALIOTIS<br />
CORRUGATA, AND GREEN ABALONES, H. FULGENS, IN SOUTHERN<br />
CALIFORNIA. Ian K. Taniguchi, Derek M. Stein*, Kai M. Lampson, and Laura<br />
Rogers‐Bennett<br />
ICONS OF THE ROCKY INTERTIDAL ZONE: BLACK ABALONE PERSEVERE AT<br />
THE NORTHERN CHANNEL ISLANDS. Daniel V. Richards* and Stephen G.<br />
Whitaker
Time Salon I Salon II Salon III<br />
1430 STRATUS CLOUDS AND FOG IN THE CALIFORNIA CHANNEL ISLANDS:<br />
INFLUENCE ON COASTAL FOREST BIOGEOGRAPHY AND BIOGEOCHEMISTRY.<br />
Christopher Still*, Park Williams, Sara Baguskas, Mariah Carbone, Michael<br />
Toomey, Burke Greer, Bharat Rastogi, and Doug Fischer<br />
THE FLORA OF SANTA CATALINA ISLAND PROJECT: BIOLOGICAL AND<br />
CULTURAL RESOURCE MANAGEMENT IN THE 21ST CENTURY. John R. Clark*,<br />
Bruce Baldwin, Elizabeth Baniaga, Ben Carter, Peter Dixon, Steve Junak,<br />
Lucinda McDade, Tony Summers, Linda Vorobik, and Warren Wagner<br />
1445 NATIONAL SYSTEM OF PROTECTED AREAS IN CHILE: TRADE OFF ASSOCIATED<br />
WITH ITS MANAGEMENT. Eduardo Katz, Richard Torres, Claudio Cunnazza,<br />
Pedro Araya, and Víctor Lagos San Martín.<br />
1500 30 Minute Coffee Break<br />
Prehistoric Human Subsistence on the California <strong>Island</strong>s<br />
Restoration Planning<br />
Chair: Torben Rick<br />
Chair: John Randall<br />
1530 A HYDROLOGICAL MODEL FOR FRESHWATER AVAILABILITY ON SANTA CRUZ ADVANCES ON THE ENVIRONMENTAL RESTORATION OF SOCORRO ISLAND,<br />
ISLAND, CALIFORNIA. Christopher S. Jazwa* and Christopher J. Duffy<br />
MEXICO. Antonio Ortiz‐Alcaraz, José María Barredo‐Barberena*, Alfonso<br />
Aguirre‐Muñoz, and Fernando Pérez‐Castro<br />
1545 PISMO CLAM (TIVELA STULTORUM) HARVEST ON MIDDLE HOLOCENE SANTA ADVANCES ON THE RESTORATION OF GUADALUPE ISLAND, MEXICO. Julio<br />
ROSA ISLAND, CALIFORNIA. Torben C. Rick* and Jennifer R. Eliot<br />
Hernández‐Montoya*, Luciana Luna‐Mendoza, Alfonso Aguirre‐Muñoz,<br />
María Félix‐Lizárraga, Marlenne Rodríguez‐Malagón, Leonardo de la Rosa‐<br />
Conroy, and José María Barredo‐Barbenera<br />
1600 FROM BLACK POINT TO FRASER POINT: FISHING AND COASTAL SEDENTISM SANTA CRUZ ISLAND BIOSECURITY: DEVELOPMENT OF A PLAN TO PREVENT<br />
ON WESTERN SANTA CRUZ ISLAND. Terry L. Joslin* and Jennifer E. Perry THE ESTABLISHMENT AND SPREAD OF INVASIVE ORGANISMS. Andrea Blue,<br />
Sean McKnight*, Christina Moore, Carrie Sanneman, and Emily Sheehan<br />
1615 ISLAND INTERIORS AND TERRESTRIAL RESOURCES: FLORAL DATA FROM<br />
FOUR MIDDLE HOLOCENE SITES ON SANTA CRUZ ISLAND. Kristin M. Hoppa*<br />
1630 DIABLO VALDEZ: THE IMPORTANCE OF PLANT FOODS THROUGH TIME ON<br />
SANTA CRUZ ISLAND. Kristina M. Gill*<br />
1645 EVALUATING (DOSINIA PONDEROSA) SHELL AS TOOL AT SITE J‐17, ESPIRITU<br />
SANTO ISLAND. USE‐WEAR ANALYSIS. Karim Bulhusen Muñoz*<br />
1700 CIRCULAR PEARL OYSTER FISHHOOKS AND ORNAMENTS FROM THE EARLY<br />
HOLOCENE ON ESPIRITU SANTO ISLAND, BAJA CALIFORNIA SUR, MEXICO.<br />
Harumi Fujita*<br />
1800‐<br />
2100<br />
A COMPREHENSIVE BIOSECURITY PROGRAM FOR SANTA CRUZ ISLAND:<br />
PROGRESS AND PLANS. John M. Randall*, Coleen Cory, Christina L. Boser,<br />
Kate Faulkner, and Alex Brodie<br />
A VEGETATION CLASSIFICATION AND MAP FOR SANTA BARBARA ISLAND.<br />
Dirk Rodriguez*, Tim Handley, and Kathryn McEachern<br />
ADAPTIVE MANAGEMENT OF NATIVE PLANT NURSERY FACILITIES FOR<br />
ECONOMIC SUSTAINABILITY. Peter J. Dixon*<br />
ECOSYSTEM RESTORATION ON CATALINA ISLAND: A POTENTIAL PLAN TO<br />
AVOID UNINTENDED CONSEQUENCES AND MAXIMIZE BENEFITS. Denise<br />
Knapp*<br />
Social Event: Tacos on the Beach‐ San Buenaventura State Beach<br />
EMERGENCE OF APPARENTLY RECOVERING POPULATIONS OF THE<br />
ENDANGERED BLACK ABALONE (HALIOTIS CRACHERODII LEACH, 1814) IN<br />
THE MAJOR SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA ISLANDS FOLLOWING DISEASE‐<br />
INDUCED MASS MORTALITIES. Glenn R. VanBlaricom*, Melissa J. Neuman,<br />
and Carolyn S. Friedman<br />
EXPERIMENTAL ESTIMATION OF MINIMAL REQUIRED PROXIMITY FOR<br />
SUCCESSFUL FERTILIZATION IN SPAWNING MALE‐FEMALE PAIRS OF THE<br />
ENDANGERED BLACK ABALONE (HALIOTIS CRACHERODII LEACH, 1814)<br />
BASED ON DISPERSAL OF SURROGATE GAMETE‐SIZED PARTICLES. Brianna<br />
M. Blaud*, Glenn R. VanBlaricom, and Melissa J. Neuman<br />
Marine Mammals and Fisheries<br />
Chair: Mark Lowry<br />
ABUNDANCE AND DISTRIBUTION OF PINNIPEDS AT THE CHANNEL ISLANDS<br />
IN SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA. Mark S. Lowry*<br />
BLOOD OXYGEN DEPLETION IN DIVING CALIFORNIA SEA LIONS: THE ROLE OF<br />
THE LUNG OXYGEN STORE. Birgitte I. McDonald* and Paul J. Ponganis<br />
LEPTOSPIROSIS IN CALIFORNIA SEA LIONS (ZALOPHUS CALIFORNIANUS).<br />
Katherine Prager, Denise Greig, David Alt, Renee Galloway, Richard Hornsby,<br />
Lauren Rust, Jennifer Soper, David Wu, Richard Zuerner, Frances Gulland,<br />
and James Lloyd‐Smith*<br />
UNPRECEDENTED MORTALITY OF CALIFORNIA SEA LION PUPS ASSOCIATED<br />
WITH ANOMALOUS OCEANOGRAPHIC CONDITIONS ALONG THE CENTRAL<br />
CALIFORNIA COAST IN 2009. Sharon R. Melin*, Anthony J. Orr, Jeffrey D.<br />
Harris, Jeffrey L. Laake, Robert L. DeLong, Frances M. D. Gulland, and Shelbi<br />
Stoudt<br />
SEA OTTER POPULATION GROWTH AND PREDATION EFFECTS ON SUB‐TIDAL<br />
COMMUNITIES AT SAN NICOLAS ISLAND, CALIFORNIA. Brian Hatfield*, M.<br />
Tim Tinker, Gena Bentall, and Mike Kenner<br />
CO‐MANAGEMENT IN THE BAJA CALIFORNIA PENINSULA: THE CASE OF A<br />
FISHING COOPERATIVE AT CEDROS AND SAN BENITO ISLANDS. Federico<br />
Méndez‐Sánchez*<br />
PATTERNS IN THE DISTRIBUTION OF KELP FOREST MACROINVERTEBRATES<br />
AND ALGAE ON SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA ROCKY REEFS. L.A. Fink*, J.T.<br />
Claisse, J.P. Williams, and D.J. Pondella II
Time Salon I<br />
Thursday October 25, 2012 Scientific <strong>Program</strong><br />
Salon II Salon III<br />
0800 Registration and Coffee<br />
0830 Plenary: THE ARCHAEOLOGY AND HISTORICAL ECOLOGY OF CALIFORNIA'S ISLANDS ‐ Jon Erlandson<br />
0930 30 Minute Coffee Break<br />
Lone Woman of San Nicolas <strong>Island</strong><br />
Genetics and Taxonomy<br />
Terrestrial Birds<br />
Chair: Steven Schwartz<br />
Chair: John Clark<br />
Chair: Peter Sharpe<br />
1000 INTRODUCTION TO THE LONE WOMAN OF SAN NICOLAS ISLAND. Steven<br />
Schwartz*<br />
1015 SEARCHING FOR THE LONE WOMAN'S PEOPLE: NATIVE AMERICAN VILLAGE<br />
LIFE ON SAN NICOLAS ISLAND, CALIFORNIA. René L. Vellanoweth*<br />
1030 OSTEOMETRIC COMPARISONS OF SAN NICOLAS ISLAND DOGS: ANALYSIS OF<br />
THE MALCOLM ROGERS'S COLLECTION, SAN DIEGO MUSEUM OF MAN.<br />
Ryan J. Glenn*, Steven J. Schwartz, René L. Vellanoweth, and Lisa Thomas‐<br />
Barnett<br />
1045 RUSSIAN DOCUMENTS DESCRIBE MURDER, MASSACRE, AND MAYHEM ON<br />
THE CALIFORNIA COAST, 1814‐1815. Susan L. Morris*, Glenn J. Farris, and<br />
Steven J. Schwartz<br />
1100 LOST WOMEN AND LAST INDIANS: READING ISLAND OF THE BLUE<br />
DOLPHINS’ RECEPTION HISTORY. Sara L. Schwebel*<br />
1115 THE “WILD DOGS” OF SAN NICOLAS AND OTHER CHANNEL ISLANDS:<br />
ETHNOHISTORICAL, ETHNOGRAPHICAL AND ARCHAEOLOGICAL EVIDENCE<br />
FOR MODELING PREHISTORIC DOMESTIC DOGS AND THEIR IMPACT ON THE<br />
CHANNEL ISLANDS. Steven R. James*<br />
1130 THE LIKELY LOCATION OF THE LONE WOMAN’S LAST HOME: PROPERTY<br />
PURCHASED BY GEORGE NIDEVER IN SANTA BARBARA IN 1852. Susan L.<br />
Morris* and Alex F. Grzywacki<br />
IMPORTANCE OF INTER‐ISLAND DISPERSAL IN EXPLAINING GENETIC<br />
STRUCTURE IN ACMISPON ARGOPHYLLUS (FABACEAE) ON THE CALIFORNIA<br />
CHANNEL ISLANDS. Gregory Wheeler*, Mitchell McGlaughlin, Kaius<br />
Helenurm, and Lisa Wallace<br />
EVALUATION OF TAXONOMIC BOUNDARIES WITHIN ACMISPON<br />
ARGOPHYLLUS AND ACMISPON DENDROIDEUS (FABACEAE) AND<br />
IMPLICATIONS FOR THEIR CONSERVATION ON THE CHANNEL ISLANDS. Lisa<br />
E Wallace*, Gregory L Wheeler, Mitchell E. McGlaughlin, and Kaius<br />
Helenurm<br />
GENE FLOW AND DIVERGENCE IN LEPTOSYNE GIGANTEA, GIANT TICKSEED,<br />
ON THE CALIFORNIA CHANNEL ISLANDS. Mitchell McGlaughlin* and Kaius<br />
Helenurm<br />
USING MICROSATELLITE ANALYSIS TO ASSESS GENETIC VARIABILITY AND<br />
STRUCTURE OF AN ENDEMIC CHANNEL ISLAND OAK: QUERCUS PACIFICA. K.<br />
NIXON & C.H. MULLER. Janet Rizner Backs* and Mary V. Ashley<br />
AVIAN COMMUNITY DYNAMICS ON SAN MIGUEL, SANTA BARBARA, AND<br />
ANACAPA ISLANDS FROM 1993‐2009. Timothy J. Coonan, Robert C. Klinger*,<br />
and Linda C. Dye<br />
PEREGRINE FALCON NESTING ECOLOGY ON THE CALIFORNIA CHANNEL<br />
ISLANDS. Joel E. Pagel, Paul Andreano*, David B. Haines, Lloyd Kiff, Brian<br />
Latta, and J. Nick Todd<br />
BREEDING SUCCESS BY A RESTORED POPULATION OF BALD EAGLES ON THE<br />
CALIFORNIA CHANNEL ISLANDS. Peter Sharpe*<br />
QUANTIFYING THE DIETS OF BREEDING BALD EAGLES ON THE CHANNEL<br />
ISLANDS: A MULTI‐PROXY APPROACH. Seth D. Newsome*, Paul W. Collins,<br />
and Peter Sharpe<br />
RARE PLANT GENETICS ON SAN CLEMENTE ISLAND. Kaius Helenurm* HABITAT QUALITY IN THE ISLAND SCRUB‐JAY: DOES ACORN ABUNDANCE<br />
PREDICT BODY CONDITION AND SURVIVAL? Kathryn M. Langin*, Mario B.<br />
Pesendorfer, T. Scott Sillett, Scott A. Morrison, W. Chris Funk, and Cameron K.<br />
Ghalambor<br />
PHYLOGEOGRAPHY OF ERIOGONUM (POLYGONACEAE) ENDEMIC TO THE<br />
CALIFORNIA CHANNEL ISLANDS. Lynn Riley*, Mitchell McGlaughlin, and<br />
Kaius Helenurm<br />
NON‐INVASIVE GENETIC SAMPLING APPROACHES TO UNDERSTANDING<br />
CHANNEL ISLAND DEER MICE ORIGINS. Courtney A. Hofman*, Torben C.<br />
Rick, and Jesus E. Maldonado<br />
1145 THE SEARCH FOR THE LOST INDIAN CAVE OF SAN NICOLAS ISLAND. Steven J. GENETIC ANALYSIS OF CALIFORNIA ISLAND LOGGERHEAD SHRIKES. Mary V.<br />
Schwartz*<br />
Ashley* and Isabel C. Caballero<br />
1200 Lunch<br />
San Nicolas <strong>Island</strong> Box Cache<br />
Plant Restoration and Ecology<br />
Chair: Lisa Thomas‐Barnett<br />
Chair: Paula Power<br />
1330 PHOTOGRAPHIC DOCUMENTATION OF THE DISCOVERY AND EXCAVATION<br />
OF THE REDWOOD BOX CACHE FROM CA‐SNI‐14 ON SAN NICOLAS ISLAND,<br />
CALIFORNIA. William E. Kendig*, Rebekka G. Knierim, Lisa Thomas‐Barnett,<br />
René L. Vellanoweth, Jon M. Erlandson, and Steven J. Schwartz<br />
1345 A TIME CAPSULE FROM THE PAST: A REDWOOD BOX CACHE FROM SAN<br />
NICOLAS ISLAND. Lisa Thomas‐Barnett*, René L. Vellanoweth, Jon M.<br />
Erlandson, and Steven J. Schwartz<br />
1400 NORTHWEST COAST ARTIFACTS FROM A HISTORIC NICOLENO CACHE<br />
FEATURE AT CA‐SNI‐14. Jon M. Erlandson*, Lisa Thomas‐Barnett, René<br />
Vellanoweth, and Steve Schwartz<br />
1415 ALBATROSS, EAGLE AND GOOSE: ANALYSIS OF AVIAN ECOFACTS AND<br />
ARTIFACTS FROM THE BOX CACHE, CA‐SNI‐14, SAN NICOLAS ISLAND, CA.<br />
Emily L. Whistler*, Daniel Guthrie, Lisa Thomas‐Barnett, René L.<br />
Vellanoweth, Jon M. Erlandson, and Steven J. Schwartz<br />
1430 ITEMS OF ADORNMENT: A DESCRIPTION OF ORNAMENTAL OBJECTS FROM<br />
THE REDWOOD BOX CACHE DISCOVERED ON SAN NICOLAS ISLAND, CA.<br />
Richard B. Guttenberg*, Lisa Thomas‐Barnett , René L. Vellanoweth, Jon M.<br />
Erlandson, and Steven J. Schwartz<br />
DECIPHERING THE BAJA CALIFORNIA CONTRIBUTIONS TO THE FLORA OF<br />
THE CHANNEL ISLANDS. Sarah Ratay*, Sula Vanderplank, and Benjamin<br />
Wilder<br />
DIRECT SEEDING OF NATIVE SHRUBS: EXPERIMENTAL RESULTS FROM<br />
SANTA CRUZ ISLAND. David Hubbard*, Matthew James, Coleen Cory<br />
EXPERIMENTAL PLANTING OF NATIVE SHRUBS FROM SMALL NURSERY<br />
STOCK ON SANTA CRUZ ISLAND. Matthew James*, David Hubbard, and<br />
Coleen Cory<br />
EFFECT OF EXOTIC GRASS REMOVAL AND NATIVE SEED AUGMENTATION<br />
ON RE‐ESTABLISHMENT OF COMMON OAK UNDERSTORY SPECIES ON<br />
SANTA CATALINA ISLAND, CALIFORNIA. Matthew Sutton*, Darren<br />
Sandquist, and Miguel Maciast<br />
RESTORING PRISONERS COASTAL WETLAND AND CAÑADA DEL PUERTO<br />
RIPARIAN CORRIDOR, SANTA CRUZ ISLAND, CHANNEL ISLANDS NATIONAL<br />
PARK. Paula Power*, Joel Wagner, Mike Martin, and Marie Denn<br />
STAND DENSITY AND SEED PRODUCTION OF THE ISLAND SCRUB‐OAK. Mario<br />
B Pesendorfer*, Kathryn M Langin, Brian Cohen, Zach Principe, Scott A.<br />
Morrison, and T. Scott Sillett<br />
THE SOCIAL CONTEXT OF EXTRA‐PAIR PATERNITY AND INTRASPECIFIC<br />
AGGRESSION IN BREEDING ISLAND SCRUB‐JAYS. Michelle Desrosiers*,<br />
Kathryn Langin, T. Scott Sillett , W. Chris Funk , Cameron Ghalambor , and<br />
Lisa M. Angeloni<br />
MORPHOLOGICAL ADAPTATION OF THE SONG SPARROW (MELOSPIZA<br />
MELODIA) TO THE CALIFORNIA ISLANDS. Russell Greenberg*<br />
<strong>Island</strong>s of Change: Planning for Collaborative Research and<br />
Management of the California <strong>Island</strong>s<br />
Chair: Scott Sillett<br />
CALIFORNIA ISLANDS REDISCOVERY. T. Scott Sillett* and Scott A. Morrison<br />
THE NATIVE TERRESTRIAL VERTEBRATE FAUNA OF THE CHANNEL ISLANDS:<br />
BIOGEOGRAPHY, ENDEMISM AND EXTINCTIONS. Paul W. Collins*<br />
RE‐ESTABLISHMENT OF HISTORICALLY EXTIRPATED POPULATIONS ON THE<br />
CALIFORNIA ISLANDS. Scott A. Morrison*, Kevin A. Parker, Paul W. Collins,<br />
and T. Scott Sillett<br />
LEGACIES OF LAND USE: CALIFORNIA’S CHANNEL ISLANDS AS A MODEL<br />
SYSTEM FOR UNDERSTANDING THE PAST, PRESENT, AND FUTURE OF ISLAND<br />
BIODIVERSITY. Torben Rick*, T. Scott Sillett, Ann Huston, Julie King, Katherine<br />
Ralls, Scott Morrison, and Kate Faulkner<br />
IDENTIFYING EVOLUTIONARILY SIGNIFICANT UNITS AND PRIORITIZING<br />
POPULATIONS FOR MANAGEMENT ON ISLANDS. Jeanne M. Robertson*,<br />
Kathryn M. Langin, T. Scott Sillett, Scott A. Morrison, Cameron K. Ghalambor,<br />
and W. Chris Funk
Time Salon I Salon II Salon III<br />
1445 ANALYSIS OF THE HAFTED BIFACES FROM A REDWOOD BOX CACHE, SAN<br />
NICOLAS ISLAND , CALIFORNIA. Kevin N. Smith*, Chelsea M. Smith, Lisa<br />
Thomas‐Barnett, René L. Vellanoweth, Jon M. Erlandson, Steven J. Schwartz<br />
FLORISTICS AND BIOGEOGRAPHY OF THE CHANNEL ISLAND BRYOPHYTES<br />
(MOSSES, LIVERWORTS & HORWORTS). Benjamin Carter* and John Clark<br />
1500 30 Minute Coffee Break<br />
CONNECTIONS THROUGH LAND AND SEA: CONVERSATIONS ON<br />
CALIFORNIA ISLANDS CULTURES AND PREHISTORY<br />
Chair: Wendy Teeter<br />
1530<br />
1545<br />
1600<br />
1615<br />
1630<br />
1645<br />
1700<br />
Discussion<br />
End of Conference<br />
CURRENT RESEARCH FACILITIES ON THE CALIFORNIA ISLANDS AND FUTURE<br />
PLANS. Lyndal Laughrin*<br />
<strong>Island</strong>s of Change: Planning for Collaborative Research<br />
and Management of the California <strong>Island</strong>s<br />
Chair: Scott Sillett