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Organizers: Richard Wallace (Ursinus College), Tim Clark (Yale University), and Murray Rutherford (Simon Fraser University) rwallace@ursinus.edu
Presentations:
- IMPROVING CONSERVATION BIOLOGY THROUGH INTEGRATING BIOLOGY AND THE SOCIAL SCIENCES: NEEDS, METHODS, EXAMPLES, AND OPPORTUNITIES. Tim Clark, Murray Rutherford, Richard Wallace, and David Mattson
- CONSERVATION CONUNDRUMS: UNRAVELING SOCIAL PROCESS IN COMMUNITY-BASED CONSERVATION. Peter Wilshusen (pwilshus@bucknell.edu)
- WHAT THE HISTORY OF THE MARINE MAMMAL PROTECTION ACT TEACHES US ABOUT INNOVATION IN U.S. GOVERNMENT CONSERVATION. Richard Wallace (rwallace@ursinus.edu)
- OVERSIGHT TO INSIGHT: THE U.S. MARINE MAMMAL COMMISSION AS A PROTOTYPE OF GOVERNMENT EVALUATION. Kathryn Semmens and Richard Wallace (kasemmens@ursinus.edu)
- SEARCHING FOR GREATER YELLOWSTONE'S SCIENCE POLICY: A PRELIMINARY INVESTIGATION INTO THE RELATIONSHIP BETWEEN SCIENCE, SOCIETY, AND NATURE. David Cherney (david@nrccooperative.org)
- INTERDISCIPLINARY PROBLEM SOLVING FOR GRIZZLY BEAR CONSERVATION IN THE BANFF-BOW VALLEY REGION OF ALBERTA, CANADA. Murray Rutherford and Mike Gibeau (mbr@sfu.ca)
- CONFLICT OVER CARNIVORES: A WINDOW ON NATURAL RESOURCES GOVERNANCE. David Mattson (David.Mattson@nau.edu)
- LESSONS FROM INTEGRATIVE CONSERVATION. Richard Wallace, Tim Clark, Murray Rutherford, and David Mattson (rwallace@ursinus.edu)
The quadrupled face of biodiversity conservation in Africa
Organizers: Delali Dovie (University of the Witwatersrand, South Africa) and Norbert Cordeiro (University of Illinois at Chicago) delali@biology.wits.ac.za
Presentations:
- ENGENDERING THE NEPAD ENVIRONMENT INITIATIVE: LINKING POLICIES TO AFRICAN WOMENS' LOCAL REALITIES. Solange Badianky ( sbandiaky@clarku.edu )
- THE HUMAN-POLITICAL ECONOMY, CROSSOVER METHODOLOGICAL AUGMENTATION, AND CONSERVATION. Delali Dovie ( delali@biology.wits.ac.za )
- MAPPING FOREST COVER CONVERSION AND FRAGMENTATION IN MALAWI, 1973–2000. McArd Joseph Mlotha ( McArd_mlotha@antiochne.edu )
- INTEGRATING INDIGENOUS KNOWLEDGE IN DOMESTICATION TRIALS OF A NATIVE TANZANIAN TREE. Charles Meshack ( cmeshack@tfcg.or.tz )
- POLICIES, POLITICS AND NATURAL RESOURCES CONSERVATION IN UGANDA. Edward Mwavu ( edwardm@gecko.biol.wits.ac.za )
- IMPLEMENTING OPTIMAL CONSERVATION ACTIONS FOR MULTIPLE STAKEHOLDERS: A CASE EXAMPLE FROM THE TAITA HILLS, KENYA. Mwangi Githiru ( mwangi.githiru@ua.ac.be )
New, market-based strategies for marine conservation
Organizers: Mike Beck (The Nature Conservancy), Charles Cook (The Nature Conservancy), Craig Denisoff (Wildlands, Inc.) and Rod Fujita (Environmental Defense) mbeck@tnc.org
Presentations:
- REDUCING OPPOSITION TO OCEAN CONSERVATION. Rod Fujita ( rfujita@environmentaldefense.org )
- TESTING A NEW TOOL FOR MARINE CONSERVATION: PROTECTING ESSENTIAL FISH HABITAT THROUGH THE ACQUISITION OF FEDERAL FISHING PERMITS AND TRAWL VESSELS. Charles Cook ( cook@tnc.org )
- MITIGATION BANKING OPPORTUNITIES IN THE COASTAL AND OCEAN ENVIRONMENT. Craig Denisoff ( cdenisoff@sbcglobal.net )
- CONSERVATION LEASING AND OWNERSHIP OF SUBMERGED LANDS: NEW TOOLS FOR MARINE CONSERVATION. Michael Beck ( mbeck@tnc.org )
Advocacy in conservation science
Organizers: J. Michael Scott (University of Idaho), Janet Rachlow (University of Idaho), and Robert Lackey (U.S. Environmental Protection Agency) jrachlow@uidaho.edu
Presentations:
- ADVOCACY IN SCIENCE: AN OVERVIEW OF THE ISSUE AND ITS CONTROVERSIES. Jocelyn Aycrigg, Gabrielle Feldman, Robert Lackey, Anna Pidgorna, JANET RACHLOW, David Rupp, J. Michael Scott, David Stanish, and Leona Svancara. ( jrachlow@uidaho.edu )
- USING RESEARCH TO DRIVE THE POLICY AGENDA: SCIENCE OR ADVOCACY? Robert Pressey ( r.pressey@uq.edu.au )
- VALUES ARE A GOOD THING IN CONSERVATION BIOLOGY. Reed Noss ( rnoss@mail.ucf.edu )
- ROLE OF ADVOCACY IN COMMUNICATION OF SCIENCE AND EFFECTING CHANGE. Gretchen Daily ( gdaily@stanford.edu )
- DEFINING APPROPRIATE ROLES FOR SCIENCE AND SCIENTISTS IN DEVELOPING, ANALYZING, AND IMPLEMENTING PUBLIC POLICY. Robert Lackey and Joshua Lawler( lackey.robert@epa.gov )
- CONSERVATION BIOLOGY AND FOUR TYPES OF ADVOCACY. Peter Brussard ( brussard@biodiversity.unr.edu )
- SCIENTISTS WORKING WITH PRIVATE LAND OWNERS AS PART OF THE HABITAT CONSERVATION PLANNING PROCESS. Barry Noon ( brnoon@cnr.colostate.edu )
- JOURNAL EDITORS' ROUND-TABLE DISCUSSION. Tim Beardsley, Editor, Bioscience and Gary Meffe, Editor, Conservation Biology
- SCIENCE AND ADVOCACY IN THE U.S. FOREST SERVICE. Ann Bartuska ( abartuska@fs.fed.us )
- COMMUNICATING RESULTS SCIENCE TO SOCIETY. Susan Haseltine ( susan_haseltine@usgs.gov )
- WHEN LIFE ITSELF HANGS IN THE BALANCE: THE TUG-OF-WAR BETWEEN SCIENCE AND ADVOCACY WITHIN THE US FISH AND WILDLIFE SERVICE. Daniel Ashe ( Dan_Ashe@fws.gov )
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