Conference Material
Welcome page
Registration Form (now
closed)
Travelling from London to Canterbury
Programme and Events
Daily Timetable of Events (including rooms and abstracts)
Field Trips (including details and booking form)
Symposia Details(including timetable and abstracts)
Plenary Speakers (including abstracts)
Workshop Details
Open Lectures and Events
SCB Meetings
Award winners
Cathedral Concert (including details of programme)
Information for Presenters and Session Chairs
Guidelines for Spoken Presentations
Guidelines for Poster Presentations
Guidelines for Session Chairs
Campus Information for Attendees
Banking Facilities
Catering Arrangements
Campus Nature Trail (including information about guided walks)
University Links
DICE (Durrell Institute of Conservation
and Ecology)
Anthropology Department
UKC Hospitality
Maps
and travel directions
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This meeting has received very generous sponsorship and support from various organisations,
whom we would like to acknowledge.
- The Society for Conservation Biology provided very generous support to
cover the travel costs of students and those from developing countries to attend
their 16th Annual Meeting in Canterbury. This valued support is in line with the
Society's wish to internationalise its activities, which is a key focus of this meeting.
- http://conbio.org/scb/
- The British Ecological Society provided very generous support to cover
the registration, accommodation and meals costs for many students, as well the costs
of some invited symposium speakers, at the meeting. As co-host, BES has been whole-heartedly
proactive in its support of this meeting.
- http://www.BritishEcologicalSociety.org
- WWF US's Russell E Train Education for Nature Program has provided a number
of Professional Development Grants to mid-career professionals and community conservationists
to upgrade their knowledge and skills by attending this meeting.
- http://www.worldwildlife.org/
- The Center for Applied Biodiversity Science of Conservation International
has provided critical support for several speakers in the invited symposium on carnivore
human conflict, thereby allowing the committee to widen access for the other available
sources of support.
- http://www.conservation.org/
- Fauna and Flora International, the world's longest established international
conservation body, who also produces Oryx: the International Journal of Conservation,
has very kindly supported the reception at Poster Session I.
- http://www.fauna-flora.org/
- Blackwell Publishing, publishers of both the Society for Conservation
Biology and the British Ecological Society's journals, has very kindly supported
the reception at Poster Session II.
- http://www.blackwellpublishers.co.uk/
- DICE the co-host and its parent Department of Anthropology, have
provided massive support for holding this meeting, through opportunity costs for
students in finding professors busy on conference matters, through to providing moral
and material encouragement from colleagues and departmental resources.
- http://www.ukc.ac.uk/anthropology/dice/dice.html
- http://www.ukc.ac.uk/anthropology/
- And finally, as always, the University Support Services, including UKC
Hospitality, Audio-Visual Service, Computing Service, Estates
Department and Printing Unit have all helped greatly with conference logistics.
- http://www.ukc.ac.uk/
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