The UNL Center for Grassland Studies is again offering its Monday seminar series this fall. This year's theme is Prairie Restoration. Below is a list of speakers and their topics. All seminars, which are open to the public, are 3:30-4:30 p.m. in the East Campus Union. If you have questions, please call the Center office at 402/472-4101.
    8-24
Martin Massengale, UNL Center for Grassland Studies 
Introduction to and Instructions for Seminar
    8-31
James Stubbendieck, UNL Center for Great Plains Studies and Agronomy Dept.
"Evolution of the Grasslands of the Great Plains"
    9-14*
Glenn Pollock, Iowa Prairie Project
"Prairie Restoration Checklist"
    9-21*
Bruce Anderson, UNL Agronomy Department
"Restoration of Eastern Nebraska Grasslands"
    9-28*
William Laycock**, former head of University of Wyoming Rangeland Ecology and Watershed Management Department
"True Grassland Restoration - Is It Possible?" 
    10-5*
Charles Butterfield and Jeff Rawlinson, technologists, UNL Agronomy Dept.
"Ecology and Restoration of Sandhill Blowouts"
    10-12*
Dan Berans, graduate student, UNL Agronomy Department
"Improving Native Legume Establishment for Prairie Restoration 
and Grassland Renovation"
    10-19
No seminar.
    10-26*
Bill Whitney, Prairie Plains Resource Institute
"High Diversity Prairie and Wetland Restoration in Central Nebraska"
    11-2*
Brent Lathrop and Chris Helzer, Nebraska Chapter of The Nature Conservancy
"Prairie Restoration - Now What?"
    11-9*
Gene Mack, U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service
"Grassland/Wetland Restoration: Approaches in the Sandhills"
    11-16*
Kent Pfeiffer, Platte River Whooping Crane Trust
"Evaluation of Wet Meadow Restorations in the Platte River Valley"
    11-23*
Greg Davis, UNL Horticulture Department
"Consumer Viewpoints of Prairie Restoration"
    11-30*
David Wedin, UNL School of Natural Resource Sciences
"Nitrogen Cycling and the Stability of Tallgrass Prairies"
    12-7*
David Wedin, UNL School of Natural Resource Sciences
"Grassland Restoration in Northern Europe: Lessons for the Midwest"

*Videotapes of the seminars are available for onsite viewing or checkout from the CGS reference center.

** Leu Distinguished Lectureship for 1998.
 


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