Nachusa Grasslands Virtual Science Symposium 2022
Saturday, April 23
The seventh annual Nachusa Science Symposium co-hosted by The Nature Conservancy and Friends of Nachusa Grasslands will take place on Saturday, April 23, 2022, via Zoom.
Event Overview:
The virtual event will feature three thematic sessions, each with a series of pre-recorded talks and posters, a live panel discussion with questions from the virtual audience, and an interactive virtual networking session. Pre-recorded talks and posters will be made available in advance of the symposium, allowing attendees to view them at their own convenience before (and after) the symposium day. |
On the day of the symposium, there will be an option to watch the session talks prior to the live panel discussion and networking event. We hope this allows people maximum flexibility for interacting with the content and allows balance between live interactive sessions, Zoom-breaks, and other life demands. Everyone is encouraged to attend all three live sessions, but we recognize everyone is managing a lot right now and have structured the day to allow each attendee to pick and choose which sessions to attend. |
Thank you all for being part of what makes the Nachusa Grassland Science Symposium a special event. We recognize that a virtual meeting presents challenges, and we appreciate your patience and enthusiasm as we host an event that will differ from our past symposiums.
The virtual format also provides opportunities: we can accommodate more people virtually, folks can join without traveling, and pre-recorded content can be consumed on your own schedule. Please submit the reservation form below by Tuesday, April 12. |
Nachusa Virtual Science Symposium Schedule:
Session 1: Revisiting historical data
9-9:45: Watch Session 1 talks (pre-recorded)
9:45-10:30: LIVE Session 1 panel discussion followed by networking time (soft ending on time)
Session 2: Microbes on the prairie
10:45-11:30: Watch Session 2 talks (pre-recorded)
11:30-12:15: LIVE Session 2 panel discussion followed by networking time (soft ending on time)
Session 3: Ecosystem responses to management
12:30-1:15: Watch Session 3 talks (pre-recorded)
1:15-2:00: LIVE Session 3 panel discussion followed by networking time (soft ending)
Session 1: Revisiting historical data
9-9:45: Watch Session 1 talks (pre-recorded)
9:45-10:30: LIVE Session 1 panel discussion followed by networking time (soft ending on time)
Session 2: Microbes on the prairie
10:45-11:30: Watch Session 2 talks (pre-recorded)
11:30-12:15: LIVE Session 2 panel discussion followed by networking time (soft ending on time)
Session 3: Ecosystem responses to management
12:30-1:15: Watch Session 3 talks (pre-recorded)
1:15-2:00: LIVE Session 3 panel discussion followed by networking time (soft ending)
If you are interested in the scientific research that is being done at Nachusa and would like to give a gift to support the program, please consider making a designated donation today.
You can also mail a check with “Friends Fund for Science” or "Friends Endowment for Nachusa Science" written on the memo line to: Friends of Nachusa Grasslands, 8772 S. Lowden Road, Franklin Grove, IL 61031.
You can also mail a check with “Friends Fund for Science” or "Friends Endowment for Nachusa Science" written on the memo line to: Friends of Nachusa Grasslands, 8772 S. Lowden Road, Franklin Grove, IL 61031.
Updated 03/2022