Society for Conservation Biology - 2003 Annual Meeting


17th Annual Meeting Society for Conservation Biology 28 June - 2 July 2003 ; Duluth, Minnesota, USA Blanding's Turtle (Emydoidea blandingi) - Drawing by John Pastor, 2002 Click on image for larger view.

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PL - PLENARY SESSIONS
PL-01	Michael P. Dombeck
PL-02	David Schindler
PL-03	Joy Zedler
PL-04	Jane Lubchenco

S - INVITED SYMPOSIA
S01	Conservation in a Warmer World: Great Lakes Ecosystems, Climate Change and the Need for New Approaches for Ecosystem Protection
S02	The Interface of Land-Use Planning and Biodiversity Protection
S03	Maintaining Connections for Nature: The Importance of Connectivity for Conservation
S04	Human Interaction with Aquatic Systems: How Knowledge of Aquatic Systems Impacts Individual and Institutional Action
S05	The Future of Conservation Biology in Austral and Neotropical America
S06	Values, Ecology and Management: Integrating Biodiversity and Great Lakes Fisheries Management
S07	Reversing the Paradigm: Science-Based Conservation Planning in the Boreal Forest
S08	Freshwater Biodiversity Conservation: Transitioning from Priorities to Action
S09	Protecting Moving Targets: Integrating Movement Ecology and Conservation Practice
S10	Coastal Wetland Vegetation as a Harbinger of Environmental Change
S11	Community Involvement in Crane and Ecosystem Conservation on Three Continents
S12	Comparing Marine and Terrestrial Ecosystems: Implications for Conservation Theory and Practice
S14	Conservation Planning for Wide-Ranging Species: Challenges and Strategies
S15	Marine Reserves: A Global Perspective

W - WORKSHOPS
Note: All workshops except W02 involve informal presentations for which abstracts were not required
W01	Skills for Effective Public Participation
W02	Cybertracker: A Data Collection Tool for Land Managers, Ecologists and Wildlife Biologists
W03	Genetically Modified Organisms
W04	Development of a Herptile Monitoring Program for the Lake Superior Basin
W05	Teaching Ecosystem Management
W06	People and Reefs: ICRAN -- A Partnership for Prosperity
W07	Conservation at the University Level: Inquiry-Based Exercises for the Classroom, Laboratory and Field
W08	Large Scale Ecological Restoration
W09	Conservation Biology and the Social Sciences: New Possibilities for Collaboration

C - CONTRIBUTED ORAL SESSIONS
C01	Alien and Invasive Species I: Ecosystem Impacts
C02	Conservation Genetics I
C03	Conservation Issues Concerning Herpetofauna I
C04	Community Ecology
C05	Conservation Area Planning and Management I
C06	Alien and Invasive Species II
C07	Conservation Genetics II
C08	Wetland Ecology
C09	Spatial Ecology and Conservation I
C10	Education and Outreach
C11	Alien and Invasive Species III
C12	Economic and Social Issues of Conservation Biology I
C13	Conservation Issues Concerning Herpetofauna II: Mortality and Malformation Issues
C14	Spatial Ecology and Conservation II: Wetlands and Riparian Zones
C15	Conservation Area Planning and Management II
C16	Economic and Social Issues of Conservation Biology II
C17	Pathogens and Populations
C18	Inventory and Monitoring I
C19	Conservation Issues Concerning Herpetofauna III: Distribution and Habitat Use
C20	Conservation Area Planning and Management III
C21	Endangered Species I
C22	Conservation Issues Concerning Mammals I
C23	Conservation Issues Concerning Birds I: Forested Systems
C24	Conservation Area Planning and Management IV
C25	Spatial Ecology and Conservation III
C26	Bridging the Gap Between Scientists and Managers
C27	Conservation Issues Concerning Mammals II
C28	Conservation Issues Concerning Birds II
C29	Disturbance Ecology
C30	Spatial Ecology and Conservation IV: Habitat Isolation and Metapopulations
C31	Conservation Area Planning and Management V
C32	Conservation Issues Concerning Fish
C33	Marine Conservation Issues I: Fisheries Management
C34	Inventory and Monitoring II
C35	Conservation Issues Concerning Invertebrates
C36	Population Dynamics
C37	Economic and Social Issues of Conservation Biology III
C38	Endangered Species II
C39	Marine Conservation Issues II
C40	Restoration Ecology I
C41	Population Viability Analysis
C42	Ecosystem Management
C43	Endangered Species III
C44	Conservation Genetics III
C45	Aquatic Ecology
C46	Conservation Issues Concerning Global Climate Change
C47	Conservation in the Face of Urbanization
C48	Conservation Genetics IV
C49	Conservation Issues Concerning People
C50	Conservation Biology in Grassland Systems
C51	Conservation Issues Concerning Birds III
C52	Landscape Ecology I
C53	Science and Policy in Conservation Biology I
C54	Biogeography
C55	Indigenous Knowledge and Conservation
C56	Conservation Issues Concerning Birds IV
C57	Landscape Ecology II
C58	Science and Policy in Conservation Biology II
C59	Restoration Ecology II
C60	Conservation Issues Concerning Plants

P - POSTERS
NOTE: Some numbers not represented due to late cancellations.
P001 - 004	Aquatic Ecosystem Assessment and Conservation
P005 - 012	Inventory and Monitoring
P013 - 019	Conservation Issues Concerning Birds
P020 - 024	Landscape Ecology
P025 - 029	Spatial Ecology and Conservation
P031 - 037	Conservation Area Planning and Management
P038 - 040	Ecosystem Management
P043 - 050	Scientists, Managers and Policy Makers - Bridging the Gaps
P051 - 053	Education and Outreach
P054 - 055	Marine Conservation
P056 - 060	Conservation Issues Concerning the Great Lakes
P061 - 066	Conservation Issues Concerning Fish
P067 - 068	Aquatic Ecology
P069 - 074	Conservation Issues Concerning Amphibians and Reptiles
P075 - 080	Conservation Issues Concerning Mammals
P081 - 098	Conservation Genetics
P099 - 107	Population Dynamics
P108 - 115	Endangered Species
P116 - 119	Conservation Issues Concerning Invertebrates
P120 - 126	Alien and Invasive Species
P127 - 129	Grassland Ecology
P130 - 132	Conservation Issues Concerning Plants
P133 - 140	Disturbance and Restoration Ecology

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