EVENT SCHEDULE

Thames River Royalty: Over Two Decades of Research and Conversation in Southwestern Ontario
Scott Gillingwater, Upper Thames River Conservation Authority, Ontario

Snakes on a Floodplain: Movement of Queensnakes in the Maitland River, Ontario
Cristen Watt, Huron Stewardship Council, Ontario

Queen-sized Collaboration: Updating the Distribution Estimate for Queensnakes in Ontario
Jennifer McCarter, Natural Resource Solutions Inc., Ontario

Population Dynamics of Canadian Queensnakes: A Story of Complex Relationships Among Royals
Allan Edelsparre, University of Toronto



 

Phylogeography of the Queensnake (Regina septemvittata)
Donald B. Shepard and Derek M. Filipek, Louisiana Tech University, Louisiana

Crayfish life history and ecological correlates associated with Queen Snake biology: You are what you eat
Zachary Loughman & Nicoleena Storer, West Liberty University, West Virginia

An Update of the Classification, Status and Distribution of Canadian Freshwater Crayfishes (link to publication)
Premek Hamr, Independent Researcher, Ontario




 

Two-eyed seeing through a snake lens. Creating a snake conservation project by weaving knowledge systems
Steven Kell, Shawanaga First Nation, Ontario

Identifying and Evaluating Ex Situ Conservation Activities for Queensnake
Jessica Steiner, Wildlife Preservation Canada and the Canadian Species Initiative, Ontario

Using molecular tools for insights in conservation of vertebrates
Stephen Lougheed, Queens University, Ontario



 

Advancing understanding of Queensnake population ecology and disease impacts through passive integrated transponder telemetry
Steven Price, University of Kentucky

Ophidiomycosis in Canadian snakes: what do we know, and what do we need to learn?
Christina Davy, Carleton University, Ontario

Taking a Look “Up” as a Means of Enhancing Protection and Recovery of the Queen Snake
Adam G. Yates, University of Waterloo, Ontario