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Monday 26 June
Symposium—Moving Beyond the Dotted Line: Donor Engagement with Conservation Science
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10:00–12:00
presentation times will be posted soon
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A taxonomy of donors to conservation science, policy and implementation
Vanderryn, Jack and MARY ROWEN
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Mapping investment in conservation: results from a survey of donor priorities
HULSE, DAVID, Nick Salafsky, and Daniel Miller
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How can and does conservation science inform foundation program strategies?
ZAVALETA, ERIKA, Daniel Miller, and Gary Tabor
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From research to action: foundation strategies for funding conservation science that is relevant to conservation action
Gold, Barry and MICHAEL WEBSTER
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Symposium—The Quadrupled Face of Biodiversity Conservation in Africa
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| 10:00 |
Engendering the NEPAD environment initiative: linking policies to African womens’ local realities
BADIANKY, SOLANGE
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| 10:15 |
The human-political economy, crossover methodological augmentation, and conservation
DOVIE, DELALI
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| 10:30 |
Mapping forest cover conversion and fragmentation in Malawi, 1973–2000
MLOTHA, MCARD JOSEPH
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Integrating indigenous knowledge in domestication trials of a native Tanzanian tree
MESHACK, CHARLES
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| 11:00 |
Policies, politics and natural resources conservation in Uganda
MWAVU, EDWARD
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| 11:15 |
Implementing optimal conservation actions for multiple stakeholders: a case example from the Taita Hills, Kenya
GITHIRU, MWANGI
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| 11:30 |
Recent advances in regional biodiversity policy, mainstreaming priorities, planning, and monitoring
THE SOUTH AFRICAN NATIONAL BOTANICAL INSTITUTE
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Conservation Biogeography
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| 10:00 |
Advancing the knowledge base for global-scale conservation biogeography—expert-based habitat models of the distribution of terrestrial vertebrates
JETZ, WALTER
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| 10:15 |
Assessment of ecosystem extinction risk at multiple spatial scales
RODRIGUEZ, JON PAUL, Pablo Lacabana, Carlos Portillo, Fabian Carrasquel, and Alix Amaya
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| 10:30 |
Molecular phylogeography suggests that vertebrate and plant-based conservation plans may not protect Hawaii’s unusual insect fauna
RUBINOFF, DANIEL
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| 10:45 |
The distribution and conservation status of restricted range vascular plant families
MASSAD, TARA, George Schatz, and Eric Dinerstein
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| 11:00 |
The distribution and conservation value of endemic genera and families
DINERSTEIN, ERIC, Wes Wettengel, John Morrison, John Lamoreux, Taylor Ricketts, David Olson, and Meghan McKnight
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| 11:15 |
A critical assessment of endemic bird areas in the Americas
JENKINS, CLINTON and Stuart Pimm
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| 11:30 |
Assembly of the Yellowstone species pool and implications for regional conservation planning
BRUZGUL, JUDSEN and Elizabeth Hadly
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| 11:45 |
Predicting species’ distributions from small numbers of occurrence records: a test case using cryptic geckos in Madagascar
PEARSON, RICHARD, Christopher Raxworthy, Miguel Nakamura, and A. Townsend Peterson
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Conservation Genetics
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| 10:00 |
Purging of deleterious recessive alleles during historical inbreeding can limit the threat that inbreeding depression poses to population viability
BOUZAT, JUAN and William Swindell
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| 10:15 |
The effects of historic translocations and habitat fragmentation on the genetic structure of a protected fish species, the White Sands pupfish
HEILVEIL, JEFFREY and Craig Stockwell
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| 10:30 |
Genetic structure in the desert tortoise: conservation implications
Hagerty, Bridgette and C. RICHARD TRACY
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| 10:45 |
Genetic structure in the endangered southern populations of the mountain yellow-legged frog, Rana muscosa
SCHOVILLE, SEAN, Tate Tunstall, Vance Vredenburg, and Robert Fisher
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| 11:00 |
Genetics and the Endangered Species Act: a review of listing decisions
FALLON, SYLVIA
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| 11:15 |
Swamping out rare genes: habitat fragmentation increases hybridization in a woodland eucalypt
FIELD, DAVID, Andrew Young, David Ayre, and Rob Whelan
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| 11:30 |
Conservation and management of San Miguel Island deer mice
PERGAMS, OLIVER
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| 11:45 |
Mitochondrial DNA variation supports distinct population segment designation in US gray wolves (Canis lupus)
STRAUGHAN, DYAN and Steven Fain
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Environmental Politics and Policy
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| 10:00 |
Playing for keeps: prioritizing conservation for maximum biodiversity return-on-investment
HOEKSTRA, JONATHAN, William Murdoch, Stephen Polasky, Hugh Possingham, and Kerrie Wilson
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A comparative assessment of biodiversity conservation on four federal land systems in the United States
CZECH, BRIAN
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| 10:30 |
Diplomatic immunity and trafficking of endangered species: what’s the connection?
JACKSON, WENDY
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| 10:45 |
Reaching beyond the boundaries: a discourse analysis of perceptions in biodiversity conservation
MALAN, LEON-C
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| 11:00 |
Return of the scientists: research and conservation on the Osa Peninsula after Corcovado National Park’s creation, 1975–1990
CHRISTEN, CATHERINE
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State fragility and biodiversity: strategic concerns and emerging responses
ROBINSON, DOREEN and Diane Russell
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| 11:30 |
Biosafety issues and policies in China
MCBEATH, JENIFER and Jerry McBeath
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| 11:45 |
Prioritizing actions within offset / mitigation policies through credit assignment under uncertainty
LANGFORD, BILL
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Marine Conservation Practice
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| 10:00 |
Shifting the baseline back: documenting community perceptions of marine resources along with the biological returns of MPAs
TUI, THOMAS, Loraini Sivo, Josh Drew, Jen Shaffer, and Linda Farley
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| 10:15 |
Clustered networks of marine and watershed reserves find the balance for people and ecosystems in Kubulau, Vanua Levu, Fiji
OLSON, DAVID
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Spearfishing in the Pacific Islands: current status and management issues with case study in Fiji exploring the role of MPAs
MOY, WAYNE, Robert Gillett, Loraini Sivo, and Thomas Tui
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CITES related shifts in the live seahorse trade: Los Angeles as a case study
MAGERA, ANNA, Sian Morgan, Heather Koldewey, and Amanda Vincent
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Assessing the effects of fishery entanglement in viability analyses for sea lions in the Gulf of California
UNDERWOOD, JARED, Claudia Hernandez Camacho, and Leah Gerber
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Assessment of interactions between aquatic land use and endangered species for aquatic lands throughout Washington state
BLOCH, PHILIP, Carol Cloen, Cody Fleece, and Greg Reub
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| 11:45 |
A decision support system for regional marine protected area planning in California
GLEASON, MARY, Will McClintock, Paulo Serpa, Chris Ball, Bob Sherwood, and Brad Pfefferle
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Conservation Planning and Reserve Selection: Research by Smith Fellows
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| 10:15 |
A national review of priority setting and decision making by land protection programs
PYKE, CHRIS
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Can we conserve biodiversity without really trying? Capturing non-target biodiversity using community-based representative reserve designs
NEEL, MAILE, Bradley Compton, and Kevin McGarigal
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| 10:45 |
Prairies under siege: strenghtening the science behind grassland protection efforts in the northern Great Plains
STEPHENS, SCOTT, Johann Walker, Darin Blunck, and Dave Naugle
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| 11:00 |
Global threat analysis and impacts on marine ecosystems
HALPERN, BENJAMIN, Kimberly Selkoe, Mark Spalding, Shaun Walbridge, Caterina DAgrosa, Fiorenza Micheli, Carrie Kappel, and Hunter Lenihan
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| 11:15 |
Establishment and effectiveness of marine protected areas: links between governance, biological, and socioeconomic factors
FOX, HELEN, Alfonso Lombana, Michael Mascia, and Louisa Wood
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| 11:30 |
Using graph theory to estimate landscape-level connectivity for wide-ranging species
THEOBALD, DAVID, John Norman, and Melissa Sherburne
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| 11:45 |
Assessing conservation-planning approaches in a changing climate
LAWLER, JOSHUA, Sarah Shafer, and Dennis White
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Wetland Ecology
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Fire and grazing effects in California vernal pool grasslands
MARTY, JAYMEE
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Genetic structure and landscape fragmentation: planning the recovery of a critically endangered salamander
SAVAGE, WESLEY
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| 10:30 |
Factors affecting anuran community structure along an urban–rural gradient
PILLSBURY, FINN and James Miller
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| 10:45 |
Effects of UVB on tadpole diets: choice tests and growth rates
SCHEESSELE, ERIN, Betsy Bancroft, and Andrew Blaustein
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| 11:00 |
A multifactorial characterization of pond turtle habitat
HARMS, HILLARY, Daniel Pavuk, and Karen Root
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| 11:15 |
Fidelity and dispersal in the pond breeding amphibian Ambystoma opacum: implications for spatial population dynamics and conservation
GAMBLE, LLOYD, Kevin McGarigal, Bradley Compton, and Sai Ravela
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| 11:30 |
Desert wildlife restoration: monitoring wildlife populations in the Chanan Remington Memorial Wetland
Busby, Darin and MELISSA BUSBY
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| 11:45 |
Effects of ultraviolet-B radiation on growth and survival of aquatic and marine organisms: a meta-analysis
BANCROFT, BETSY, Nick Baker, and Andrew Blaustein
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Symposium—Connectivity and Reserve Design
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The best laid plans of beasts and men: ecological connectivity in conservation planning requires connectivity amongst conservation plans
TABOR, GARY, Carlos Carroll, and Joel Clement
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Planning for biodiversity processes in the context of anthropogenic landscape dynamics: history and recent developments
PRESSEY, BOB
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Overview of new mathematical methods for incorporating connectivity into reserve design
WILLIAMS, JUSTIN
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Mathematical methods for selecting contiguous reserve networks
Alagador, Diogo, J. ORESTES CERDEIRA, Kevin Gaston, and Leonor Pinto
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Comparing reserve design approaches that account for connectivity
CABEZA, MAR and Atte Moilanen
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Dissecting habitat connectivity
Schumaker, Nathan, Madhura Niphadkar, and CARLOS CARROLL
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| 3:00 |
Multispecies issues in the design of marine reserve networks
GAINES, STEVE, Brian Gaylord, Brian Kinlan, and Sarah Lester
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| 3:15 |
Incorporating connectivity into the design of marine reserves
HASTINGS, ALAN
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Symposium—Management for Spatial and Temporal Complexity in Ocean Ecosystems
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Comprehensive ocean zoning: a new paradigm for ocean management in the United States
NORSE, ELLIOTT
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Evolving property rights, the public trust, and ocean zoning
OSHERENKO, GAIL and Oran Young
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| 2:00 |
The Great Barrier Reef: a working example of ecosystem-based management and ocean zoning
DAY, JON
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Discussion
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The international perspective: lessons from 30 years of marine spatial planning
DOUVERE, FANNY and Charles Ehler
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Mapping foraging areas of seabirds at risk from longline fishing: a tool for assessing international conservation responsibilities
HYRENBACH, K. DAVID, John Croxall, Deon Nel, Cleo Small, and Frances Taylor
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Assessing shallow water Hawaiian reef fish stocks through the use of a spatially heterogeneous management regime
NOWLIS, JOSHUA, Alan Friedlander, Edward DeMartini, and Eric Brown
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| 3:15 |
Discussion
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Adaptive Management
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Using abundance and behavior as tools for assessing a management strategy for an endangered butterfly
PICKENS, BRADLEY and Karen Root
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Mission blue and callippe silverspot butterfly distribution and habitat changes on San Bruno Mountain after 23 years of monitoring
Kobernus, Patrick and AUTUMN MEISEL
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| 2:00 |
Evaluation and conservation of heritable adaptive trait variation in Maine’s endangered Atlantic salmon, Salmo salar
WILKE, NATHAN, Michael Kinnison, and Timothy King
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Land use changes and oil exploitation effects on aquatic biodiversity nearby a protected area in tropical lowlands
CARRERA REYES, CARLOS and Rube�Ln Carranco
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| 2:30 |
Do small mammal pest species impacts increase on farms when adjoining lands are converted to habitat?
GOLET, GREGORY and John Hunt
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| 2:45 |
The science of conservation project management
CHRISTIANSEN, SARAH, Miguel Jorge, Mariana Panuncio, Kate Newman, and Lauren Spurrier
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| 3:00 |
Assessing population dynamics of secretive landscape species: long-term photographic sampling of tigers in India
KARANTH, ULLAS, James Nichols, Samba Kumar, and James Hines
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| 3:15 |
Mitigation strategies for bats in bridges
JOHNSTON, DAVE
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Conservation of Wide Ranging Taxa
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Strategic planning: setting conservation priorities in Pobitora Wildlife Sanctuary, India—land of highest density of one horned rhino in the world
HAZARIKA, ARUP KUMAR, Amalesh Dutta, and Prakash Chetry
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Least cost path corridor analysis for evaluation of lynx habitat connectivity in the middle Rockies
JONES, ALLISON and Wendy Bates
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Geographic variation in foraging strategies of western Pacific leatherbacks—implications for long term conservation
BENSON, SCOTT, Peter Dutton, Creusa Hitipeuw, and Vagi Rei
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Space utilization patterns of bobcats (Lynx rufus) in the Santa Ana mountains in southern California
BOYDSTON, ERIN, Lisa Lyren, Robert Fisher, Greta Turschak, Jeff Tracey, Trish Smith, and Kevin Crooks
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| 2:30 |
Selecting targets for landscape-scale conservation priority setting: do conservation NGOs disagree and does it matter?
BOTTRILL, MADELEINE, Jeff Baumgartner, Charlotte Boyd, Karl Didier, Colby Loucks, Judy Oglethorpe, David Wilke, and David Williams
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Use of distinct foraging habitats by threatened Pink-footed Shearwaters: implications for interactions with fisheries
HODUM, PETER, K. David Hyrenbach, and Michelle Wainstein
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| 3:00 |
Post breeding movements and fisheries overlap of Black-footed Albatross (2004–2005)
NEVINS, HANNAROSE, K. David Hyrenbach, Michelle Hester, Cheryl Baduini, Carol Keiper, and Josh Adams
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| 3:15 |
Incorporating catastrophic risk assessments into recovery planning for Pacific salmonids
GOOD, THOMAS, Jeremy Davies, and Mary Ruckelshuas
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Environmental Sociology
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| 1:30 |
Ecological and sociological diversity of private protected areas in the little karoo, South Africa
PASQUINI, LORENA
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A collective understanding of threats to forest resources of the midwest driftless area
KNOOT, TRICIA and Lisa Schulte
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Are wildlife values changing in the United States?
MANFREDO, MICHAEL, Tara Teel, and Ashley Dayer
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Wildlife value orientations in the United States
TEEL, TARA and Michael Manfredo
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The importance of conservation attitude and past conflict on illegal forest resource harvesting in the protected areas of Sulawesi (Indonesia)
LEE, TIEN MING and Navjot Sodhi
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| 2:45 |
Brownfields, green cities, and the future color of conservation
GAVIN, MICHAEL
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Invasive weed management and the formation of new alliances and new divisions within the environmental movement
NORGAARD, KARI and Chris Fryefield
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| 3:15 |
Is love of nature in the United States becoming love of electronic media?
Pergams, Oliver and PATRICIA ZARADIC
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Predictive Conservation Ecology
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| 1:30 |
Species’ responses to fragmentation and habitat loss: a global cross-taxonomic meta-analysis
PRUGH, LAURA and Karen Hodges
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Species interactions bias complex but not simple PVA models
SABO, JOHN and Leah Gerber
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| 2:00 |
Habitat associations of Siskiyou Mountains salamanders at multiple spatial resolutions in the Klamath–Siskiyou region at the Oregon–California border
SUZUKI, NOBUYA, Deanna Olson, and Edward Reilly
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| 2:15 |
Improving conservation planning in Peru and Bolivia through the application of new tools and data
GROSSMAN, DENNIS, Pat Comer, Patrick Crist, Pilar Hernandez, Carmen Josse, Martin Timana, Jennifer Swenson, and Bruce Young
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| 2:30 |
Barrier effects of US 331 to wildlife within the Nokuse Plantation–Eglin Air Force Base conservation corridor
SMITH, DANIEL and Reed Noss
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An integrated approach to predicting the impact of human disturbance
SUTHERLAND, WILLIAM, Durwyn Liley, Jamie Tratalos, Robert Sugden, Jennifer Gill, Andy Jones, Ian Bateman, and David Showler
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Linking population viability analysis to environmental drivers of vital rates for the island fox (Urocyon littoralis)
BAKKER, VICTORIA, Daniel Doak, Gary Roemer, David Garcelon, Scott Morrison, and Rebecca Shaw
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Are trees important for grazing wildlife? Large trees improving grass quality in African savanna
TREYDTE, ANNA, Ignas Heitkonig, and Fulco Ludwig
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Student Awards
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Linking population viability analysis and habitat suitability for the conservation of Audubon’s Crested Caracara (Caracara cheriway) in Florida
BARNES, JAMI and Karen Root
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| 1:45 |
The “power” of science: confronting Type II error under the Endangered Species Act
MCGARVEY, DANIEL
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| 2:00 |
Demographic consequences of buffer zone diameter for pond-breeding amphibian populations
HARPER, ELIZABETH, Tracy Rittenhouse, and Raymond Semlitsch
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| 2:15 |
Effects of forest harvesting on juvenile amphibian dispersal
PATRICK, DAVID, Aram Calhoun, and Malcolm Hunter
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| 2:30 |
Introduced rats indirectly transform island intertidal communities
KURLE, CAROLYN
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Assessing the conservation benefits of sensitive land development
MILDER, JEFFREY, James Lassoie, and Barbara Bedford
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| 3:00 |
What we learn from natural history of penguins
BOERSMA, DEE
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Symposium—Connectivity and Reserve Design
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| 4:00 |
Connecting the dots means more than lines: connectivity issues and approaches for regional freshwater species conservation
HIGGINS, JONATHAN
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Connectivity design for island systems
SCHILL, STEVE
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Optimizing connectivity under climate change: using network flow to design dispersal corridors for the Cape Proteaceae
PHILLIPS, STEVEN, Paul Williams, Guy Midgley, and Aaron Archer
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Selecting corridors that insure persistence of wide-ranging species and ecological processes: examples from South Africa
ROUGET, MATHIEU, Richard Cowling, Amanda Lombard, and Andrew Knight
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Building connected networks in a rapidly developing human landscape: an example from Florida
BREININGER, DAVID, Reed Noss, Pedro Quintana-Ascencio, Brean Duncan, and Eric Menges
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Application of reserve design principles to real landscapes: lessons from the Northwest Forest Plan
NOON, BARRY
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Network designs and political realities in tiger landscapes of Asia
MIQUELLE, DALE and Carlos Carroll
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Summary: where next in connectivity-based conservation planning?
NOSS, REED
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Symposium—Management for Spatial and Temporal Complexity in Ocean Ecosystems
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| 4:00 |
Overview of ocean management in the United States: lessons from five case studies
AIRAME, SATIE
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Management of spatial and temporal complexity in ocean ecosystems: panel discussion of case studies
Panelists: John Ogden, Andrew Rosenberg, Robbin Peach, Jim Wilson, and Julie Ekstrom. Moderated by Larry Crowder and Satie Airame.
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Synthesis
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Discussion
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Conservation on Private Land
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| 4:00 |
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Conservation easements in context: a quantitative analysis of their use by The Nature Conservancy
KIESECKER, JOSEPH, Tosha Comendant, Elizabeth Gray, Peter Kareiva, Lynn Lozier, Adena Rissman, and Rebecca Shaw
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Private use and biodiversity protection on The Nature Conservancy’s conservation easements
RISSMAN, ADENA, Tosha Comendant, Peter Kareiva, Joseph Kiesecker, Lynn Lozier, Rebecca Shaw, and Adina Merenlender
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Conservation easements vs conservation acquisition: the illusory dichotomy
LOZIER, LYNN, Rebecca Shaw, and Adena Rissman
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Conservation of fish and wildlife through the Farm Bill
GRAY, RANDALL
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Integrating conservation with transportation and land use scenario planning through decision support tool interoperability
CHRIST, PATRICK, Lynn Scharf, Adrien Patane, and Doug Walker
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Anadromous fish restoration with community partners-successes and challenges in the mid-Klamath River Basin
CURTIS, GARY, Jennifer Silveira, Dave Webb, and Rhonda Muse
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Freshwater habitat conservation in the northern Sierra Nevada
GAITHER, JAMES, Paul Hardy, and Amy Upgren
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Environmental Anthropology
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Archaeology of the Kerinci Seblat National Park, Indonesia
NEIDEL, JOHN
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Impact of spiritual beliefs on the protection of the Amazon River dolphin in northern Peru
Lynch, Diane, James Perry, and Thomas Fiutak
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| 4:30 |
“They eat rhinos”: contrasting and changing perceptions of bushmeat in two Maasai sections of southeastern Kenya and implications for conservation
ROQUE DE PINHO, JOANA
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Negotiating for nature: lessons learned from the implementation of conservation incentives agreements in Cambodia
MILNE, SARAH and Keith Alger
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Daylighting the cultural currents of science-based salmon habitat restoration
BRESLOW, SARA JO
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Counting on trees: community needs and conservation at the Maputo Elephant Reserve, Mozambique
SHAFFER, JEN
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Principles and practice of substitution for rare and endangered species in Amchi medicine
YESHI CHODEN, LAMA and Amchi Gyatso Bista
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Pseudorichness, community composition, and ecological preferences of ostracoda (Crustacea) in Lake Abant (Bolu, Turkey)
KULKOYLUOGLU, OKAN, Muzaffer Dugel, and Mustafa Kilic
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Land Use Planning
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Do priority regions put conservation resources in the right places?
Wilson, Kerrie, Bob Pressey, MATTHEW WATTS, Belinda Reyers, Richard Cowling, Amanda Lombard, and Mathieu Rouget
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Status of mature and old-growth forests in the Pacific Northwest, USA
DELLASALA, DOMINICK, James Strittholt, and Hong Jiang
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Beyond representation: gradient approaches to conservation reserve design
WEISS, ANDREW
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Are national parks enough? The conservation value of lightly protected management areas in East Africa
GARDNER, TOBY, Tim Caro, Emily Fitzherbert, Tasila Banda, and Punit Lalbhai
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Growth pressures on sensitive natural resources in the Twin Cities metropolitan region
PFEIFER, SHARON
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Landscape change in a protected area of the Brazilian Atlantic forest
DOBROVOLSKI, RICARDO, Heinrich Hasenack, Andreas Kindel, and Paulo Luiz de Oliveira
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Improving land development and stormwater management policies to protect imperiled aquatic species: a case study in the Etowah River Basin (Georgia, USA)
DREELIN, ERIN, Laurie Fowler, and Ron Carroll
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Assessing the role of the National Wildlife Refuge system in conserving America’s bird diversity
RUPP, DAVID and J. Michael Scott
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Marine Conservation Science
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Contaminant-associated immune alteration in Black-footed Albatrosses (Phoebastria nigripes), North Pacific predators
FINKELSTEIN, MYRA, Keith Grasman, Donald Croll, Bernie Tershy, Bradford Keitt, Wally Jarman, and Donald Smith
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Seascape-level correlates of coral community structure
KAPPEL, CARRIE, Fiorenza Micheli, Alastair Harborne, Peter Mumby, Craig Dahlgren, Katherine Holmes, Philip Kramer, and Daniel Brumbaugh
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A characterization of pelagic habitat of loggerhead (Caretta caretta) turtles in the north Atlantic Ocean
MCCARTHY, ABIGAIL, Selina Heppell, Scott Heppell, Molly Lutcavage, and Thomas Dellinger
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Remembering the Gulf: changes in the Sea of Cortez since Steinbeck and Ricketts
SAGARIN, RAPHE, Charles Baxter, Nancy Burnett, and William Gilly
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Site fidelity and movement of fishes in California’s Channel Islands as determined by a large acoustic receiver array: implications for reserve design
LINDHOLM, JAMES and Michael Domeier
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Compensatory mitigation can resolve economic inefficiencies in fisheries and biodiversity management
WILCOX, CHRIS and C. Josh Donlan
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Fishing indirectly alters carbon flow through a temperate coastal ecosystem
SALOMON, ANNE, Nick Shears, Timothy Langlois, and Russell Babcock
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Linking individual behavior and population health: a multidisciplinary approach to predicting risk of disease exposure in sea otters
TINKER, MARTIN and Christine Kreuder
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Spatial Ecology
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The spatial structure of forest songbird reproductive activity in a managed forest landscape
GUNN, JOHN, Marc-Andre Villard, and Jeff Bowman
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Dynamic reserve-selection methods to maintain species’ spatial habitat requirements
RAYFIELD, BRONWYN, Marie-Josee Fortin, and Andrew Fall
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Woodland caribou and landscape disturbance in Ontario: utility of spatial statistics
VORS, LIV and Bruce Pond
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Identifying conservation gaps on the US–Mexican border: an opportunity to implement binational conservation strategies
Chapa-Vargas, Leonardo, GERARDO CEBALLOS, Carlos Gonzales-Rebeles, Gabriela Gomez-Rogriquez, and Giselle Oliva
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Modeling the landscape niche characteristics of the red diamond rattlesnake (Crotalus ruber): implications for conservation planning
HALAMA, KENNETH, Adam Malisch, Michael Aspell, John Rotenberry, and Michael Allen
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Evaluating sustainability of bushmeat hunting at the landscape scale
RIST, JANNA, Marcus Rowcliffe, Eleanor Jane Milner-Gulland, and Guy Cowlishaw
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Improving parameter estimates used in pvas with data from zoo populations: the Misiones, Argentina jaguar (Panthera onca) population
LONSDORF, ERIC, Joanne Earnhardt, Mario Di Bitetti, Laury Cullen, and Lisa Faust
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The relative effect of habitat loss and traffic volume on anuran populations
EIGENBROD, FELIX, Lenore Fahrig, and Stephen Hecnar
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Student Awards
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Spatial ecology of fire in an East African savannah: effects of burn size and patchiness on the foraging ecology of grazers of varying body size
SENSENIG, RYAN, Emilio Laca, and Tag Demment
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Amphibian disease: can landscape features of breeding pools distinguish wetlands at risk?
GAHL, MEGAN, Aram Calhoun, and David Green
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Applied acoustic monitoring: African forest elephant population estimates from Kakum National Park, Ghana
THOMPSON, MYA, Katharine Payne, and Stephen Schwager
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Indirect effects of fishing on coral-reef fish communities
STALLINGS, CHRISTOPHER
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Polling for poachers: testing a unique method for estimating illegal resource use in protected areas
SOLOMON, JENNIFER
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Identifying non-breeding habitat in mobile species: seasonal elevational movement in a Hawaiian honeycreeper
KUNTZ, WENDY
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Cats? No way! Can we conserve biodiversity in rural landscapes?
SIMONETTI, JAVIER
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