Talks & Presentations

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Previous Presentations

  • Long-term tillage and straw effects on the diversity and density of soil mesofauna in a Black Chernozemic and Gray Luvisolic soil.
    Alberta Soil Science Workshop,
    February 16-18, 2010, Lethbridge, AB.
  • Soil mesofauna communities associated with LFH development on reclaimed peat-mineral cover soils.
    CONRAD Environmental Reclamation Research Group Symposium,
    January 25-26, 2010, Edmonton, AB.
  • Influence of LFH placement on soil microarthropod community structure on reclaimed oil sand soils.
    CONRAD Environmental Reclamation Research Groups Symposium,
    January 28-29, 2008. Edmonton, AB.
  • Soil arthropod fauna from natural ecosites and reclaimed oil sands soils in northern Alberta II: Expanding the dataset.
    Alberta Soil Science Workshop,
    February 20-22, 2007. Calgary, AB.
  • Using soil fauna to evaluate LFH placement for enhancing reclaimed landscapes in boreal forests.
    Alberta Soil Science Workshop,
    February 21-23, 2006. Edmonton, AB.
  • Oribatid mite fauna of central British Columbia – Impact of harvesting and soil compaction on abundance and diversity 10 years later.
    Joint meeting of the Entomological Society of Alberta and Canada,
    November 3-5, 2005. Canmore, AB.
  • Soil Fauna in Reclaimed and Natural Oil Sands Soils in Northern Alberta.
    Soil Ecology Society Conference,
    May 22-25, 2005. Argonne National Laboratory, IL
  • Soil fauna in Riparian zone soils.
    Bow River Basin Council Eductional Forum,
    March 9, 2004. Calgary, AB
  • Soil fauna from natural and reclaimed oil sand soils of northern Alberta.
    Alberta Soil Science Workshop,
    February 15-16, 2004. Calgary, AB.
  • Production systems that enhance soil biodiversity: Exploring the world beneath your feet.
    Value of biodiversity in Agriculture Conference. Alberta Environmentally Sustainable Agriculture Program (AESA)
    March 2-3, 2004. Leduc , AB.
  • Short-term changes to oribatid mite abundance and diversity in central British Columbia after harvesting and soil compaction.
    Western Forest Insect Work Conference.
    April 23-25, 2002. Whitefish, MT.