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Session I: Climate Change and Weed & Insect Pests

Topics: distribution, patterns, models, extreme weather events, legacy effects

Part 1

Dr. Keith Dixon – NOAA’s Geophysical Fluid Dynamics Laboratory, Princeton University, climate models
Dr. Nathan Mueller – Harvard University, agriculture and global environmental change
Dr. Matt Ayres – Dartmouth College, forest entomology

 

Part 2

Dr. Kenneth Linthicum – USDA-ARS Center for Medical, Agricultural & Veterinary Entomology, animal pests
Dr. Chonggang Xu – Los Alamos National Laboratory, modeling ecosystem processes

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Session II: Climate Change and Weed & Disease Pests

Topics: distribution, patterns, models, extreme weather events, policy

Part 1

Dr. Jim Stack – Kansas State University, plant biosecurity
Dr. Ben Cook – Columbia/NASA, climate models

 

Part 2

Dr. Lew Ziska – USDA-ARS, Beltsville, Maryland, weeds
Dr. Jeff Dukes – Purdue University, invasive species

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Session III: Climate Change and Insect Pests

Topics: distribution, response to extremes, legacy effects, anthropogenic impacts

Dr. Jeff Hicke – University of Idaho, forestry models and insects
Dr. Karen Garrett – University of Florida, plant pathology, modeling
Dr. Steve Frank – North Carolina State University, insects and climate

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Session IV: Open Discussion

Feedback from invited and online participants