Abstracts from the 2011 Joint Annual Meeting of the Society for Northwestern Vertebrate Biology and Washington Chapter of the Wildlife Society, Held at the Wesley Inn, Gig Harbor, Washington, March 23–25, 2011
Michael J. Adams(Cancer Research Center), Gary M. Fellers(United States Geological Survey), Sarah T. Hamman, Karen M. Dvornich(University of Washington), Eric C. Lofroth, Amanda M. Kissel(Simon Fraser University), Jessica Y. Adkins, Daniel J. Selski, Scott McBain(Cantonal Museum of Fine Arts), Peter W. Dunwiddie(University of Washington), Eric Delvin(The Nature Conservancy), Hannah Anderson, Christopher A. Pearl, Michael L. Best(Georgia Institute of Technology), Nathan D. Chelgren, Daniel D. Roby(Oregon Department of Fish and Wildlife), Diana L. Dishman(Portland State University), John Rohrer(US Forest Service), Deborah A. Duffield(Portland State University), Jamie B. Bettaso(United States Fish and Wildlife Service), Scott H. Fitkin(Washington Department of Fish and Wildlife), Harriet R. Huber(NOAA National Marine Fisheries Service Alaska Fisheries Science Center), Chaucney W. Anderson(City of Portland), Catherine M. Raley(US Forest Service), Dyanna M. Lambourn(Washington Department of Fish and Wildlife), Jonathan D. Bakker(Northern Arizona University), Susan F. Brady, Ladd Bayliss, Megan Tetsuko Cook, Tiffany S. Garcia(Oregon Department of Fish and Wildlife), Stephen Corn(United States Geological Survey), Greg A. Falxa, R. Bruce Bury(United States Geological Survey), Keith B. Aubry(US Forest Service), Erin Muths(United States Geological Survey), Tara Chestnut(City of Portland), Don Ashton(US Forest Service), Lindsay M. Biga(Oregon State University), R. Steven Wagner(Central Washington University), Donald E. Lyons, Julie D. Kirshtein, Hartwell H. Welsh(US Forest Service), Andrew R. Blaustein(Oregon State University), James E. Johnson(Weyerhaeuser (United States)), Yasuko Suzuki, Wynn W. Cudmore(Chemeketa Community College), Rick D. Scherer(Colorado State University), Peter J. Loschl
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