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Keynote Presentation: Recommitment to a Prairie Future

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Invited Speaker Presentation: John Jacob, PhD, Texas A&M University

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Featured Speaker: Optimism About Prairie Resilience and the Need to Engage the Public in Prairie Conservation

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The Ethnobotanical Use of Native Prairie Plants

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Welcome & Introductions by Conference Co-Chairs

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Welcome by UHCL President Ira K. Blake Ph.D.

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Featured Presentation: Forgotten Grasslands of the South: Origin, History, and Future

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Co-chair Welcome & Introduction

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Texas Barbecue Dinner with Featured Speaker Dr. Dwayne Estes of Southeast Grasslands Initiative (SGI) - (requires separate pre-registration)

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In-field Prairie Plantings as a Means to Increase Native Plant Diversity in an Agricultural Landscape

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Lunch provided

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Announcements & Break

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Social Mixer and Conference Welcome

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Lunch provided

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Identification of Selected Grass Species/Genera of the Cajun Prairie

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If We Build it, Will They Come? Arthropod Communities as Indicators of Restoration in an Urban Prairie Network

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Closing Remarks and Conference Wrap Up

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Upstairs-Downstairs: How Belowground Microbes Alter Plant Traits and Plant-Insect Interactions Aboveground

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Organic Horticultural Practices and How they Have Helped the Prairies at Memorial Park, Houston

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Poster & Art Contest Awards

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Banquet

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Factors Influencing Success in Urban Prairie Restoration Projects

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Break

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Light breakfast provided

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An Assessment of Methods and Species for Restoring Native Coastal Prairie

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Rangeland Management for Pollinators in the Great Plains

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Panel: Perpetuating the Prairie movement: Community Conservation

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Can Prairies Save us from flooding? Hydrologic Results from a Multi-year Field Study in the Coastal Prairie

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Light breakfast

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Photographing Prairies for Maximum Impact

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Vendor Fair

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Climate Change and the Fate of Southeast Texas Plant Communities

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Texas Native Seeds Program: Development of Ecotypic Native Seeds Selections for Texas

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The Role of the USDA-NRCS Plant Materials Program in Increasing Plant Diversity in Grassland; Restoration

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Conference Registration

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Break

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Engaging Generation Z in Prairie Conservation

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Healing Rivers and Prairies: Active Restoration Efforts After Floods

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Establishing a Native Coastal Prairie Bioswale to Assess Runoff Reduction

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Urban Prairies on the Edge

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Prairie Rising - A Case Study in Prairie Preservation, Restoration, and Management

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Economic Impact of the Katy Prairie

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Panel: Putting fire on the Ground

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Flora and Ecology of Powderhorn Ranch, A Prairie Landscape Endemic to the Coastal Bend of Texas

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A Landowner's Experience with Blackland Prairie Restoration in Texas

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Using Native Medicinal and Edible Plants in Midwestern Prairie

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Prescribed Fire in Suburban Areas: An Example from Austin’s Water Quality Protection Lands.

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Workshop: Pollinators in Peril

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Making a Good Prairie Better: Long-term Changes in Remnant Prairie Managed with Fire and Grazing

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Registration & T-shirt sales