| Topic |
Students |
| Topic #1: Fire Ecology |
Heidi McCoy, Justin Kirkham, Truston Bodine, and Brad Olsen |
| Topic #2: Plant Succession in Yellowstone |
Justin Leavitt, Andy Crowl, and Nicole He |
| Topic #3: Krumholz Ecology |
Ann Marie Raymondi, Andrew Bergeson, Calah Seese and Duncan Smith |
| Topic #4: Plant Regrowth in Avalanche Areas |
Josh Barnett, Dave Cowart and Brydon Manning |
| Topic #5: Pinyon Pine Frequency |
Darin Johnson, Jamin Bawden, Alex Fauver, Megan Frischknecht and Brittany Sweeten |
| Topic #6: Mountain Pine Beetle and its effects on forests in the west |
Mike Wilson, Trent Hamada, and Elzard Sikkema |
| Topic #7: Success of the invasive Canada Thistle plant and its effects on other plant life |
Olga Chukhrai, Amber Walter, Candice Farnsworth, Shoshana Newman, and Kellie Littlefield |
| Topic #8: Salt Cedar and its effect on Riparian communities |
Sarah Gaines |
| Topic #9: Vines and invasive mechanisms |
Stephen Kasteler, Matt Schapper, Breton, Bryndon, James, Chad, and John |
| Topic #10: Non-halophytic Vegetation of Tooele Valley |
Burk Rydalch |
| Topic #11: Comparing Juniper and Sage Brush Across Utah |
Jeb Williamson, Kelley Burtch, Jessica Slade, Philip Swink, and Jennifer Yowell |
| Topic #12: Physiology/Mechanisms of Halphilic Vegetation of the Great Basin Region |
Daryl Erickson, Karine Bourdages, and Tinisha Hancock |
| Topic #13: How changes in river flow affect riparian ecology in the west |
Jake Peterson |
| Topic #14: Poisonous plants of the Intermountain West |
Marianna Dieringer, Racheal Lanier and Liliane Twahirwa |
| Topic #15: Threatened and endangered plant species in the San Rafael Swell |
Justine Jedlicka |
| Topic #16: Biodiversity in forests of the Western US |
Asraa Gadalla |
| Topic #17: Vegetation of Joshua Tree National Forest |
Ben Quigley, Kristen Sohm and Brad Erkkila |
| Topic #18: Great Salt Lake |
Philip Reichert and Brandi Bayliff |
| Topic #19: Vegetation and Plant Ecology of the Canyonlands National Park |
Jason House |
| Topic #20: Vegetation consumed by Rocky Mountain Elk and Mule Deer in the Wasatch and Uinta Mountains |
Michael Burtis |
| Topic #21: Edible plants in the Intermountain West |
Mike Brems |
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