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For an updated list, please see my CV for the complete list.
Many times 2005-6 including Conservation Incentives that Work for People on the Land, Stanford University, California; Ecosystem Services and Biodiversity Working Group and National Ecological Analysis and Synthesis (NCEAS) Seminar Series; Society for Conservation Biology Annual Meeting. Conservation planning for ecosystem services.
July 2004. Society for Conservation Biology Annual Meeting, New York, NY. Predicting the effects of landscape management on tropical countryside biodiversity.
June 2003. SSE/SSB/ASN Annual Meeting, Chico, California. Detecting Diversification Rate Variation in Supertrees. (presentation with Brian R. Moore; invited talk at Supertree symposium)
June 2001. SSE/SSB/ASN Annual Meeting, Knoxville, Tennessee. Using More of the Tree to Detect Differential Diversification Rates. (presentation w/ BRM)
June 2001. SSE/SSB/ASN Annual Meeting, Knoxville, Tennessee. The Differential Effects of Pre- and Postzygotic RIMs on the Introgression of Chloroplast/Mitochondrial vs. Nuclear DNA. (presentation)
June 2001. SSE/SSB/ASN Annual Meeting, Knoxville, Tennessee. Ecospecies & Mitochondrial DNA Integrity: The Cichlid Story You Don't Hear. (presentation)
July 2000. Australasian Association of Philosophy (AAP) Annual Meeting, Brisbane, Australia. Possible People as Plaintiffs: A Non-Repugnant Solution to the Future Individuals Paradox. (presentation)
June 2000. SSE/SSB/ASN Annual Meeting, Bloomington, Indiana. Models of Cohesion Mechanisms: The Relative and Absolute Strength of Reproductive Isolation, Assortative Mating, and Ecological Differentiation. (presentation)
June 1999. SSE/SSB/ASN Annual Meeting, Madison, Wisconsin. Null Models of Phylogenetic Asymmetry and the Estimation of Cladogram Probabilities. (presentation w/ BRM)
June 1999. SSE/SSB/ASN Annual Meeting, Madison, Wisconsin. A Proposed Method for Increasing the Power and Rigor of Replicated Tests of Key Innovation Hypotheses: Part I. (presentation w/ BRM)
June 1998. SSE/SSB/ASN Annual Meeting, Vancouver, British Columbia. Accounting for mode of speciation increases power and realism of tests of phylogenetic asymmetry. (presentation w/ BRM)