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1	2	3 Big Meadow Creek Reflections	4 R Working Group “Age-dependent Change of photoprotective Strategies Under Drought Stress in the Resurrection Plant Craterostigma pumilum” Tales on the Trails View All 4 Events »	5 “Cryogenic Fluid Management Technology Development at NASA Glenn Research Center” Tales on the Trails Crafts, Drafts & Facts: Oh Crap, I’m Lost!	6 Python Working Group	7
8	9 “Sustainable Intensification and Long-Term Agroecosystem Research: The WSU Cook Agronomy Farm” “How advances in DNA sequencing technology are enhancing knowledge of fish and wildlife” “Exurban Wildlife: When black bears live in your neighborhood” View All 4 Events »	10	11 “Dice and slice: Small RNA-mediated gene regulation on both sides of the white stripe rust interaction” R Working Group Tales on the Trails	12 “Cultural Learnings on the Entrepreneurial Ecosystem within U.S. Universities” “Mapping the pathways leading to industrially-relevant fatty acids in alternative crops”	13 Python Working Group	14
15	16 “Perennial Root Systems in Orchards – Managing the Downside” “How a citizen activist stopped state government for an entire year: Water resource management and rural development.” “Computational Conservation Biology: Forecasting Wildlife Using Long-Term Data and Continuous Analyses “ View All 5 Events »	17	18 R Working Group “Roles of chickpea polygalacturonase-inhibiting protein (PGIP) in defense against pathogenic fungi” “Ecosystem response to the removal of the Elwha River dams”	19	20 Python Working Group	21
22	23 ” Health Risks of a Changing Climate” “Unraveling rhizosphere phage-microbe interactions using metagenomics”	24	25 R Working Group “Bioenergetics of nitrogen fixation: Remodeling energy metabolism for diastrophic growth” “The Quest for Environmental, Climate, Racial, and Economic Justice in the United States”	26	27 Python Working Group	28
29	30 “The Oregon Bee Project: Oregonians working together for pollinator health” “Drought Tolerance Mechanisms in Grasses” Discussion on soil health View All 6 Events »

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