65th Annual Missouri Botanical Garden Fall Symposium
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“Biota of North America: what we know, what we don’t know and what we’re losing.”
October 12-13, 2018
This year’s Symposium brings together a distinguished group of speakers actively working on increasing our understanding of species diversity and ecological interactions in North American ecosystems, as well the most pressing conservation issues they face. A surprising number and variety of North American species are quietly disappearing, yet scientists have only catalogued a small proportion of the total diversity of organisms. Our speakers will highlight the current status of our knowledge of North American species, showcase important ecological interactions at risk, and provide a perspective on future conservation actions. The program will be of interest to students of systematics, phylogeny, evolution, and conservation.
Organizing committee: Monica Carlsen, Aaron Floden, Peter Hoch, and James Miller
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