Join the Colloquium Zoom Event
Dr. Mary Leolin Bowerman co-founded Save Mount Diablo in 1971. Mary was a botanist and a student of the flora of Mount Diablo for over 70 years. In her honor, Save Mount Diablo established the Mary Bowerman Science and Research Program in 2013.
In addition to facilitating research on and around the mountain by offering micro-grant awards, one of the goals of the program is to share valuable findings and management implications for Mount Diablo’s natural resources with the public. The Colloquium will inform other scientists, researchers, and the general public about ongoing projects and discoveries in the Diablo Range.
This event will be recorded and uploaded onto our YouTube channel afterwards.
Dr. Mary Bowerman Science & Research Colloquium
Date: Friday, December 8th
Location: Zoom
Presentations: 9:00 AM – 12:00 PM
Welcome
Sean Burke (Land Programs Director, Save Mount Diablo)
Introduction
Seth Adams (Land Conservation Director, Save Mount Diablo)
Staying Rooted: The Inspired Purpose of the Dr. Mary Bowerman Science & Research Program
Meredith Hendricks (Executive Director, The Land Trust for Santa Barbara County)
An Introduction to Dr. Mary Bowerman: Scientist & Conservationist
Bob Doyle (General Manager Emeritus, East Bay Regional Park District and Founding Board Member, Save Mount Diablo)
A Preliminary Bryophyte Flora of Henry W. Coe State Park
John T. McLaughlin (Curator of Bryophytes at the Carl W. Sharsmith Herbarium, San Jose State University)
Fire, Drought, Rain, and Hope: Three Wild Years in the Diablo Range
Joan Hamilton (Producer, Audible Mount Diablo)
A Retrospective of Three Years of Diablo Range BioBlitzes
Scott Hein (Photographer and Board Member, Save Mount Diablo)
Seeing Spots and Chasing Dots. Ladybird Beetles (Coccinellidae) of the Diablo Range
Rachel Wong (Undergraduate Researcher, UC Berkeley)
Differences in Breeding Condition of Marked and Unmarked California Pterostichines in the Subgenus Hypherpes (Coleoptera: Carabidae)
Blanca Seiter (Undergraduate Researcher, UC Berkeley)
The Impacts of Human Disturbance on Squirrels
Sonja Wild (Ph.D., Postdoctoral Research Fellow, UC Davis)
Western Pond Turtles in the Diablo Range
Joseph Belli (Conservation Wildlife Biologist and Author)
California Condors on the Move
Alacia Welch (Condor Program Manager, Pinnacles National Park)
A 10-Year Retrospective of the Mary Bowerman Science and Research Program Colloquium
Malcolm Sproul (Science and Research Committee Chair, Save Mount Diablo)
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