Concurrent Sessions VI
	Monitoring Room 313A Moderator: Ken Kaneshiro	Invasive alien animals Room 313B/C Moderator: William Steiner
8:00 AM	Gordon Dicus et al. National Park Service Inventory and Monitoring program: Database and GIS resources	Greg Concepcion (student) et al. Molecular data suggest multiple introductions of Carijoa riisei into the Hawaiian archipelago
8:20 AM	Leslie Haysmith, Karin Schlappa From the mountains to the sea: Future monitoring programs in 11 Pacific Island national parks	Daniel Wagner (student) The ecology of a specialized nudibranch predator (Phyllodesmium poindimiei) and implications for biocontrol of an alien octocoral (Carijoa riisei) in Hawai'i
8:40 AM	Shelley Crausbay (student) A quantitative monitoring program for vegetation and climate at high elevations on windward Haleakala, Maui	Brooke Mahnken et al. The veiled chameleon (Chamaeleo calyptratus) infestation on Maui: Current status and efforts to enhance control techniques
9:00 AM	Lisa Fischer et al. Collaborative mapping and monitoring in the U.S. affiliated islands	Hans Sin (student) et al. Coqui frogs (Eleutherodactylus coqui) influence lowland forest invertebrate communities and ecological processes
9:20 AM	Tim Edmonds (student), Michael Kido A GIS-Based tool to predict watershed health in Hawai‘i	Roberta Swift et al. Non-target effects of coqui frog control efforts in Hawai‘i.