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2006 STUDENT AWARDS
The Student Awards Program was highly successful this year. Twelve finalists gave presentations at SCB's 2006 annual meeting. Special thanks to Blackwell Publishing, Oxford University Press, and Sinauer Associates for their support.
First Place - Carolyn Kurle
Introduced rats indirectly transform island intertidal communities
Second Place - Mya Thompson
Applied acoustic monitoring: African forest elephant population estimates from Kakum National Park, Ghana
Third Place - Jeffrey Milder
Assessing the conservation benefits of sensitive land development
Fourth Place - Jennifer Solomon
Polling for poachers: testing a unique method for estimating illegal resource use in protected areas
Jami Barnes - Linking population viability analysis and habitat suitability for the conservation of Audubon's Crested Caracara (Caracara cheriway) in Florida
Megan Gahl - Amphibian disease: can landscape features of breeding pools distinguish wetlands at risk?
Elizabeth Harper - Demographic consequences of buffer zone diameter for pond-breeding amphibian populations
Wendy Kuntz - Identifying non-breeding habitat in mobile species: seasonal elevational movement in a Hawaiian honeycreeper
Daniel McGarvey - The "power" of science: confronting Type II error under the Endangered Species Act
David Patrick - Effects of forest harvesting on juvenile amphibian dispersal
Ryan Sensenig - Spatial ecology of fire in an East African savannah: effects of burn size and patchiness on the foraging ecology of grazers of varying body size
Christopher Stallings - Indirect effects of fishing on coral-reef fish communities
Thanks to the Judges of Oral Presentations: Delali Dovie (Africa), Karl Flessa (Marine), Jaime Jiminez (Austral and Neotropical America), Margaret Kinnaird (Asia), Nicola Nelson (Australasia), Julianne Newton (Europe), Oliver Pergams (North America)
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