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Luebke, J. F. (2017, July). The role of empathy engagement through social media. Poster presenta- Reese, J., & Mendez, Y. (2017, March).
and curiosity in facilitating social change. Visitor tion, Association of Zoos and Aquariums Monarchs, bees, and the power of pollinators:
Studies Association Annual Conference, Annual Conference, Indianapolis, IN. expanding the idea of living collection in zoos.
Columbus, OH. Mendez, Y. & Zite-Stumbris, J. (2017, Association for Interpretation International
Luebke, J. F., & Matiasek, J. (2017, September). December). Using multi-sensory learning to Conference, San Jose del Cabo, MX.
Evaluating the zoo impact on new zoo members. craft programs for audiences with special needs. Sayigh, L., Dziki, A., Janik, V., Kim, E., McHugh,
Association of Zoos and Aquariums Annual National Association for Interpretation Zoos, K., Tyack, P., Wells, R. & Jensen, F. (2017, May).
Conference, Indianapolis, IN. Wildlife Parks, and Aquaria Section InterpNET Non-whistle sounds used in bottlenose dolphin ag-
Macfarlane, N., Janik, V., Jensen, F., McHugh, Conference, web-based. gressive interactions recorded on DTAGs. European
K., Sayigh, L., Wells, R. & Tyack, P. (2017, Miller, L.J. (2017, May). Environmental Cetacean Society, Middelfart, DK.
June). Signature whistles facilitate reunions and/or enrichment to optimize behavioral diversity. Sayigh, L., Dziki, A., Janik, V., Kim, E.,
advertise identity in bottlenose dolphins. Acous- International Conference on Environmental McHugh, K., Tyack, P., Wells, R. & Jensen,
tics ’17 Boston, the 3rd Joint Meeting of the Enrichment, Bogota, CO. F. (2017, June). Non-whistle sounds used in
Acoustical Society of America and the European Miller, L.J. (2017, September). Evidence for the bottlenose dolphin aggressive interactions recorded
Acoustics Association, Boston, MA. importance of choice and control. Association on digital acoustic tags. Acoustics ’17 Boston.
Matiasek, J. (2017, July). Evaluating NatureStart of Zoos and Aquariums Annual Conference, The 3rd Joint Meeting of the Acoustical Society
Network: how nature play partnerships benefit Indianapolis, IN. of America and the European Acoustics Associa-
urban families. Visitor Studies Association Mucha, K. & Sullivan, S. (2017, September). tion, Boston, MA.
Annual Meeting, Columbus, OH. Comparing ZIMS and SPARKS PMx exports. Schwarz, L. K., Wells, R. S. & Costa, D. P.
Matiasek, J. & Brink, M. (2017, September). European Association of Zoos and Aquaria (2017, October). Linking measured health metrics
Using ecological identity trees for reflection and Annual Conference, Emmen, NL. with survival and reproduction for a wild odonto-
impact evaluation. Poster presentation, Associa- Musser, H., & Miller, L.J. (2017, September). cete population. 22nd Biennial Conference on
tion of Zoos and Aquariums Annual Conference, Superstitious behavior in Asian small-clawed otters. the Biology of Marine Mammals, Halifax, NS.
Indianapolis, IN. Association of Zoos and Aquariums Annual Sheldon, J. D., Adkesson, M. J., Allender, M.
McBride, S., & Taylor, J. (2017, November). Conference, Indianapolis, IN. C., Jankowski, G. R., & Cárdenas-Alayza, S.
Habitat use by bottlenose dolphins, Tursiops Pérez-Venegas, D.; Meneses, D.; Barrios, C.; (2017, May). Measurement of intraocular pressures
truncatus, in Roanoke Sound, North Carolina. Sepúlveda, M.; Toro, C.; Valenzuela, A.; Ayala- using rebound tonometry in South American fur
Southeast Student Chapter Symposium (SESC): Torres, F.; Cárdenas-Alayza, S.; & Galbán- seals (Arctocephalus australis) and South American
A Chapter of the Society for Marine Mammal- Malagón, C. (2017, December). Lobos marinos sea lions (Otaria flavescens) from Punta San Juan,
ogy, Gainesville, FL. frente a la era del plástico. 2do Simposio de Peru. 2017 Scientific Meeting of the Interna-
McBride, S., and Taylor, J. (2017, October). Investigación en Mamíferos Marinos en Chile. tional Association for Aquatic Animal Medicine,
Comparison of bottlenose dolphin, Tursiops Valparaíso, CL. Cancún, MX.
truncatus, habitat use between standardized photo- Phillips, G., Thomas, L., R. Wells & Nowacek, Sholar, J. F., Miller, L. J., Stacey, R., & Peer,
identification surveys and opportunistic surveys. D. (2017, October). Passive acoustic abundance B. D. (2017, October). An analysis of nursing
22nd Biennial Conference on the Biology of estimation: A six-method evaluation using a behaviors to improve dolphin (Tursiops truncatus)
Marine Mammals, Halifax, NS. bottlenose dolphin community of known size. 22nd calf management. International Marine Animal
McHugh, K., Barleycorn, A., Allen, J., Bassos- Biennial Conference on the Biology of Marine Trainers’ Association Conference, Riviera Maya, MX.
Hull, G., Lovewell, D., Fauquier, D., Mase,B., Mammals, Halifax, NS.
Lacy, R., Greenfield, M., Rubenstein, D., Razal, C.B., Bryant, J., & Miller, L. J. (2017,
Weaver, A., Stone, L., Oliver, L., Morse, K. & October). Assessing giraffe welfare during seasonal
Wells, R. (2017, October). Staying alive: housing changes in northern US zoos. International
evaluating long-term success of small cetacean Symposium of Zoo Animal Welfare,
interventions in southwest Florida. 22nd Biennial Brookfield, IL.
Conference on the Biology of Marine Mammals, Razal, C. B. & Miller, L. J. (2017, October).
Halifax, NS. The effect of environmental enrichment on natural
Meehan, T. (2017, December). AZA accredita- behaviors of Humboldt penguins (Spheniscus
tion: A to Z. South Korean Zoo Association, humboldti). International Symposium of Zoo
Seoul, KR. Animal Welfare, Brookfield, IL.
Mendez, L.C. (2017, September). King Con- Reese, J., Morton, S., & Nelson, S. (2017, March).
servation Science Scholars: the evolution of a teen Interpretive techniques for communicating climate
program. Association of Zoos and Aquariums and ocean chemistry change. Association for In-
Annual Conference, Indianapolis, IN. terpretation International Conference, San Jose
Mendez, Y., Newman, N., Copeland, A., del Cabo, MX.
Matiasek, M, & Kelly, L.A.D. (2017, Septem-
ber). A zoo crocodile’s adventures in conservation
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