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Taught by top experts from North America, Canada, and Europe* * * *2013 Eagle Hill Institute Field Seminars * * * * * *Wetlands, Watersheds, and Other Landscape-level Seminars* ** Wetland Identification and Delineation: The Federal (Reg IV) Course August 18 - 24 Robert Lichvar, Cold Regions REL, US Army Corps Engineers (NH) Steve Sprecher, Resource Soil Scientist, NRCS Global Climate Change, North American Ice Ages, and Maine's Ice Age Trail September 8 - 14 Harold W. Borns, Jr., Research, Prof., University of Maine Orono *General Botany* * * * * Sedges, Rushes, and Grasses: Ecology and Taxonomy of Wetland and Upland Species June 23 - 29 Anton A. Reznicek, Professor, University of Michigan Field Botany with a Special Emphasis on Vascular Plant Morphology July 7 - 13 Susan Pell, Molecular Systematist, Brooklyn Botanical Garden (NY) Submersed and Floating Aquatic Flowering Plants August 4 - 10 C. Barre Hellquist, Prof., Massachusetts College of Libral Arts Taxonomy and Biology of Ferns and Lycophytes August 18 - 24 Robbin C. Moran, Researcher, New York Botanical Garden W. Carl Taylor, Researcher, Botany Dept., Nat. Museum of Natural History Trees and Shrubs of Northeastern North America: The Science of Dendrology August 25 - 31 John T. Kartesz, Dir., Researcher, Biota of North America Program Applied Field Identification of Grasses Aug 25 - 31 Dennis Magee, Consultant, Normandeau Associates (NH) *Lichenology* * * Lecideoid Lichens: Saxicolous and Corticolous Species June 16 - 22 Alan Fryday, Dir., Herbarium, Prof., Michigan State University Lichens and Lichen Ecology June 23 - 29 David H.S. Richardson, Prof., St. Mary's Univ., Halifax (NS) Mark R.D. Seaward, Professor, Bradford University (England) Lichens, Biofilms, and Stone July 14 - 20 Judy Jacob, Senior Conservator, National Park Service (NY) Michaela Schmull, Research Assoc., Farlow Herbarium, Harvard U. Calicioid Lichens and Fungi and Old Growth Forest Ecology July 21 - 27 Steven Selva, Prof., University of Maine at Fort Kent How To Use Spot Tests and TLC To Help in Lichen Identification August 4 - 10 Scott S. LaGreca, Herbarium Curator, Cornell University (NY) H. Thorsten Lumbsch, Researcher, Botany Dept., Field Museum Nat. Hist (IL) *Mycology * * * ** Bryophylous Fungi July 7 - 13 Peter Döbbeler, Researcher, Ludwig-Maximilian Univ., Munich, Germany Mushroom Identification for New Mycophiles: Foraging for Edible and Medicinal Mushrooms July 28 - August 3 Greg Marley, Author, Consultant, Northern New England Poison Center Michaeline Mulvey, Mycologist Boletes of North America: A Field Seminar and Workshop September 8 - 14 Alan E. Bessette, Profess. mycologist & author; Prof., Utica College (NY) Arleen R. Bessette, Professional mycologist and author *Bryology* * * ** Bryophytes and Bryophyte Ecology June 2 - 8 Nancy G. Slack, Professor, Sage Colleges (NY) (retired) Jeffrey G. Duckett, Researcher, Natural History Museum, London Liverworts and Liverwort Ecology June 9 - 15 Blanka Shaw, Res. Assoc. Duke U. (NC), Duke Herbarium Data Mgr. A. Jon Shaw, Professor, Duke University (NC) *Phylogenetics* * * Trichoptera Biomonitoring: Intersecting DNA "Barcoding" with Morphology July 21 - 27 Karl Kjer, Professor, Rutgers University Paul Frandsen, Graduate student, Rutgers University * * *Taxonomy and Biology Seminars - Zoology* * * ** Species Identification and Assessment of Northeastern Freshwater Fish Assemblages June 16 - 22 David B. Halliwell, Biologist, Maine Dept. Environmental Protection Ants (Hymenoptera: Formicidae) of Northeastern North America July 14 - 20 Aaron M. Ellison, Researcher, Harvard Forest, Harvard University (MA) Land and Freshwater Snails of Northeastern North America July 14 - 20 Ken Hotopp, President, Appalachian Conservation Biology (ME) Biology of the Honey Bee, Beekeeping, and Gardening for Bees July 21 - 27 Matthew Scott, Maine State Beekeepers Assoc, Eastern Apic. Soc. Trichoptera Biomonitoring: Intersecting DNA "Barcoding" with Morphology July 21 - 27 Karl Kjer, Professor, Rutgers University Paul Frandsen, Gfraduate student, Rutgers University Spiders: Identification, Diversity, Ecology, and Biology July 28 - August 3 Mathias Foellmer, Professor, Adelphi University (NY) Native Bees as Pollinators: Diversity, Ecology, Conservation, and Enhancing Pollinator Habitats August 4 - 10 Alison Dibble, Consulting conservation biologist and botanist Frank Drummond, Prof., University of Maine at Orono Marine Benthic Macroinvertebrates, Communities, and Habitats August 11 - 17 Stephen Hale, Researcher, US EPA (RI) Sheldon Pratt, Research Assoc., University of Rhode Island Peracarid (Brood Pouch) Crustaceans: Amphipods, Isopods, Cumaceans, etc. August 11 - 17 Christopher B. Boyko, Professor, Dowling College (NY) *Marine Biology * Marine Benthic Macroinvertebrates, Communities, and Habitats August 11 - 17 Stephen Hale, Researcher, US EPA (RI) Sheldon Pratt, Research Assoc., University of Rhode Island Peracarid (Brood Pouch) Crustaceans: Amphipods, Isopods, Cumaceans, etc. August 11 - 17 Christopher B. Boyko, Professor, Dowling College (NY) Marine Macroalgae August 11 - 17 Clayton Penniman, Professor, Central Connecticut State University (CT) *Scientific Illustration * * * Scientific Illustration Workshop: Flora and Fauna of Coastal Maine June 30 - July 6 Dolores R. Santoliquido, Freelance illustrator, and instructor *Literature Retreat: Chretien De Troyes'* * * ** Scholar's retreat on Chretien De Troyes' Le Chevalier de la Charrette: Puzzling Aspects Scrutinized Through the Light of Jewish Mysticism June 9 - 15 Ingrid E. Lotze, Prof., Fairleigh Dickinson U., Sr. Editor, Arcanum *Alumni and family/friends weeks/weekends * * * * * Memorial Day (May 26 - June 1), July 4th (June 30 - July 6), Labor Day (September 1 - 7), Columbus Day (October 13 - 19) * * * * * * * * *Open for visiting groups, classes, or events* * * May 26 - June 1, June 30 - July 6, September 1 - 7, October 13 - 19 Inquiries about classroom and/or separate meeting space for visiting groups are welcome. * Seminar descriptions can be found here.<http://r20.rs6.net/tn.jsp?e=001SLrl8p5rK5-Hsu37Rnk1q58a8vMiwfRcPbSkOjOzG-rBElXKLmqTOyxdwi-qT8zstkN2jhGxhhhdgI7lo_ZjpoWeEJ1yoEt8Zih6io0GfzBEZmqV5MZIvO8q1znp_jjz1ju0Z8OW6MOUATJwCXUSYuVXZFqBU73K> * *Eagle Hill Certificate Programs in the Natural History Sciences* - Practicing field biologists, as well as graduate and undergraduate students, have the opportunity to earn an Eagle Hill Natural History Science Certificate in Botany, Bryology, Lichenology, Mycology, Aquatic Ecology, or Marine Biology. The certificate program requires the completion of 6 seminars in one of these fields at Eagle Hill over a number of summers, and a field research project in collaboration with one of the Eagle Hill instructors. Those completing the Certificate Program have the option of preparing a co-authored manuscript from their research project, which can be submitted to one of the Institute's two scientific journals, the Northeastern Naturalist or Southeastern Naturalist. These Certificate Programs serve as a resumé-building opportunity for practicing field biologists, and as an intensive curriculum enhancement opportunity for students whose institutions offer a graduate or undergraduate degree in the natural history sciences, but whose regular course offerings do not include specialized seminars or publishing opportunities such as those offered at Eagle Hill. 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