Selected Presentations

Among presentations I have made to various groups and as part of various conferences are the following:

Honey Bee Anatomy—An Exploration of Function: Head, Thorax, and Abdomen. Oregon Master Beekeeper Institute. Seaside, Oregon.

Getting to Know the Honey Bee: An Exploration of Information and Understanding. Willamette Valley Beekeepers Association. Salem, Oregon.

Awareness at Work. Northwest Independent Editors Guild Conference. Seattle.

The Archaeology of Beekeeping. Portland Metro Beekeepers Association.

Water as Connection. Earth and Spirit Conference: Creating Balance. Portland.

An Ecofeminist Approach to Ecological Systems. Eleventh Annual Gender Studies Symposium. Lewis and Clark College, Portland.

Ecofeminism: Women and Nature, Actions and Values. Earth and Spirit Conference: Honoring the Connection. Portland.

Decomposition of Particulate Substrates in Perennial Streams of Land Between the Lakes. Fourth Annual Symposium on The Natural History of Lower Tennessee and Cumberland River Valleys. Land Between the Lakes.

Women, Nature, and Science. Gender Studies Symposium. Lewis and Clark College, Portland.

Channel Modification and Stream System Capacity. U.S. Landscape Ecology Symposium. Oxford, Ohio.

Stream Modification Permit Review: The Mitigation Issue. Institute on Planning and Zoning. St. Charles, Illinois.

Watersheds: Boundary Definition, Evaluation, and Criteria for Classification. National Convention, National Science Teachers Association. Atlanta.

Wetland Mitigation: Enhancement, Restoration, Creation. Annual Conference, Association of Collegiate Schools of Planning. Portland.

FAMILY SCIENCE: An Equity-Based Program Involving Adults and Children. Illinois Science Teachers Association Convention. Champaign.

FAMILY SCIENCE: Involving Parents and Children. National Convention, National Science Teachers Association. Seattle.

The Science and Ethics of Land Use in America. National Convention, National Science Teachers Association. Seattle.

Aquatic Systems Are Part of the Land. National Convention, National Science Teachers Association. St. Louis.

Collaboratives for Teacher Training: Building Bridges for Success. National Convention, National Science Teachers Association. Washington, DC.

Simple Techniques for Demonstrating Watershed Processes. Oregon Science Teachers Association Annual Conference. Eugene.

Food Quality Relationships in Stream Shredders and Collectors. Symposium on energy and material transfers at the base of the detritus food chain. Annual Meeting, Ecological Society of America. University Park, Pennsylvania.

Investigations of the Feeding Morphology, Behavior, and Growth of Ptychoptera sp. and Paraleptophlebia spp. Annual Meeting, North American Benthological Society. Provo, Utah.

Effects of Food Quality on Growth and Survival of Selected Collector-Gatherers. Annual Meeting, North American Benthological Society. Savannah, Georgia.

Re-Examination of a Culturally Affected Michigan River. Congress of International Association of Theoretical and Applied Limnology. Kyoto, Japan.