The Denali Science and Stewardship Symposium, formerly known as "Resources Days", is an annual opportunity to learn about cultural, physical, and biological resources from Denali National Park and Preserve and park-affiliated scientists and scholars. All are welcome! This year, the symposium will be offered on May 9 and 10, 2024. How to AttendMorning PresentationsThe morning presentations will be offered virtually and in person at the Denali Bus Depot. No registration is required. The virtual option will be hosted via Microsoft Teams. To join, use one of these options:
Field TripsFor field trips, meet at the Murie Hall on May 9 and the Murie Science and Learning Center on May 10. Spots will be filled on a first-come, first-served basis as space allows. 2024 SchedulePlease note that presentation times and details are subject to change. Check back close to the event for the most updated schedule. Day One: Thursday May 9, 2024Morning PresentationsVirtual and in person at the Denali Bus Depot
Afternoon Field TripsMeet at the Murie Hall
Day Two: Friday May 10, 2024Morning PresentationsVirtual and in person at the Denali Bus Depot
Afternoon Field TripsMeet at the Murie Science and Learning Center
SpeakersAffiliated with Denali National Park and Preserve unless otherwise noted. Andrea Blakesley, Environmental SpecialistBrad Wendling, Biologist (Alaska Department of Fish and Game) Britta Schroeder, GIS Specialist Carl Roland, Plant Ecologist Carol McIntyre, Wildlife Biologist Dave Schirokauer, Science and Resources Team Leader Davyd Halyn Betchkal, Biologist/Geographer/Acoustician Jennifer Barnes, Regional Fire Ecologist (Alaska Region, National Park Service) Jennifer Mcmillan, Fire Ecologist (Alaska Region, National Park Service) Kaija Klauder, Wildlife Technician Kim Arthur, Museum Curator Phoebe Gilbert, Cultural Resources Program Manager Sarah Stehn, Fire Ecologist Steve Mandt, Engineer |
Last updated: May 8, 2024