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135 T68. Science and Stewardship of U.S. National Park Service Paleontological Resources

Session Chairs:
Vincent Santucci, Justin S. Tweet, Christy C. Visaggi

The National Park Service continues to advance and implement strategic approaches in the management of paleontological resources. This session showcases contributions to inventorying, monitoring, research, outreach, and other aspects of management, stewardship, and science of park fossils.

Presentations

Paper No.	Title	Presenting Author	Start Time	End Time	Item Duration (min)	Action
	Introductory Remarks		01:30 PM	01:35 PM	5 min
135-1	3, 2, 1, Action!: Advances in Communication through Digital Methods within the National Park Service	Alexandra Apgar	01:35 PM	01:50 PM	15 min	View
135-2	Standardizing the non-standard: Applying paleontological resource management across multiple unique units of some of America’s most fossil-rich National Parks	Aubrey Bonde	01:50 PM	02:05 PM	15 min	View
135-3	A Historical Perspective of National Park Service Stewardship of Fossil Resources: Contributions of New Deal-Era Public Works Programs	Ms. Megan Rich	02:05 PM	02:20 PM	15 min	View
135-4	Course Approaches for Bringing National Park Service Paleontology into the Classroom	Dr. Christy C. Visaggi	02:20 PM	02:35 PM	15 min	View
135-5	Engaging Students and the Public in Park Paleontology: A New Educational Guide to National Park Service Fossil Resources	Lindsay Mossa	02:35 PM	02:50 PM	15 min	View
	Break		02:50 PM	03:05 PM	15 min
135-6	Past Research and Future Directions for Mesozoic Macrofloras Collected in U.S. National Parks	Renee Cace	03:05 PM	03:20 PM	15 min	View
135-7	Growth Rings in Fossil Trees from the Chinle Formation, Petrified Forest National Park, Arizona, USA	Dr. Judith Totman Parrish	03:20 PM	03:35 PM	15 min	View
135-8	Assessing Ecological Relationships Among Late Triassic Vertebrates in Petrified Forest National Park	Alexandra Apgar	03:35 PM	03:50 PM	15 min	View
135-9	Assessing Terrestrial Community Response to Aridification: Analysis of Vertebrate Tracks of the Lower Jurassic of Zion National Park (Moenave Fm, Kayenta Fm, Navajo Sandstone), UT, USA	Conner Bennett	03:50 PM	04:05 PM	15 min	View
135-10	New paleoenvironmental data for the dinosaur-bearing Chignik Formation (Late Cretaceous), Aniakchak National Monument, southwest Alaska	Anthony Fiorillo	04:05 PM	04:20 PM	15 min	View
	Break		04:20 PM	04:35 PM	15 min
135-11	Paleoecology Through Taxonomic and Functional Diversity at Three Fossil Sites Within Wind Cave National Park, South Dakota	Ariel Berenyi-Tonesi	04:35 PM	04:50 PM	15 min	View
135-12	Multi-proxy investigation of the paleobotanical community at Waco Mammoth National Monument (Waco, Texas, USA) and re-evaluation of paleoclimatic interpretations	Griffen Fallwell	04:50 PM	05:05 PM	15 min	View
135-13	New Pleistocene Megafauna and Other Vertebrate Fossils from Fort Pulaski National Monument (Chatham County, Georgia, USA)	Kelly Cronin	05:05 PM	05:20 PM	15 min	View
	Concluding Remarks		05:20 PM	05:30 PM	10 min

Science and Stewardship of U.S. National Park Service Paleontological Resources

Description

Date and Time: Monday, 20 Oct - 1:30 PM (Central Time (US & Canada))

Room: 302B

Session Type: Topical Sessions

Session Format: Oral

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