ICCB 2013 Program - Society for Conservation Biology

Poster session: 6:00 P.M. to 8:00 P.M.
Inventory and Monitoring
38 A Comparison of Two Avian Survey Methods and the Implications for Conservation Monitoring in Arid Environments
Jessie Golding, University of Montana; Victoria Dreitz, University of Montana
39 The Use of Corticosterone in Feathers as a Conservation Biomarker
Christopher Harris, University of Windsor; Christine Madliger, University of Windsor; Oliver Love, University of Windsor
40 Bridging the Past and Present: Archaeological, Historical, and Field Evidence for Carnivore Declines on a Mid-Atlantic
Peninsula
Aaron Hogue, Salisbury University
41 Longer long-term data in rare plant monitoring is needed
Rebecca Kao, Denver Botanic Gardens; Jennifer Neale, Denver Botanic Gardens; Michelle DePrenger-Levin, Denver Botanic
Gardens; Mary Goshorn, Denver Botanic Gardens
42 Building Conservation Partnerships: The LightHawk Perspective and the Power of Flight.
Jonathan Milne, LightHawk.org; Armando Ubeda, Lighthawk
Tuesday
43 A baseline avian survey of the Rupununi River, Guyana, by dugout canoe: a ‘healing journey’ for conservation
Michael Schindlinger, University of California, Santa Barbara; David Morimoto, Lesley University; Gajendra (Andy) Narine,
Guyana Amazon Tropical Birds Society; Asaph Wilson, Village of Shulinab
Land use Planning for Conservation
44 Comparing biodiversity modelling approaches in a high human impact landscape in British Columbia, Canada
Angela Boag, University of British Columbia; Peter Arcese, University of British Columbia
Landscape Conservation
45 Building Staff Capacity through Education: The California DFW Climate College
Whitney Albright, California Department of Fish and Game; Natalie Dubois, Defenders of Wildlife; Judy Boshoven, Founders of
Success; Amber Pairis, California Department of Fish and Wildlife; Armand Gonzales, California Department and Fish and Wildlife
46 A new global platform: UICN’s International Connectivity Conservation Network
Olivier Chassot, Tropical Science Center; Graeme Worboys, Jagumba Consulting; Bernal Herrera Fernández, Tropical Agricultural
Research and Higher Education Center-CATIE; Linda McMillan, McMillan Associates - Business Consulting; Ian Walker, Parks
Victoria; Rod Atkins, Commonwealth Marine Reserves Operations Section
47 The Development of the Palm Oil Industry in Mesoamerica and Potential Impacts on the Jaguar Corridor
Joe Figel, University of Central Florida
48 Modern conservation: private vs public efforts in Northeastern, US
Evelyn Strombom, Smithsonian Conservation Biology Institute; Jonathan Thompson, Smithsonian Conservation Biology Institute
49 Measuring landscape connectivity for US biomes to inform climate adaptation
David Theobald, National Park Service; Sarah Reed, Wildlife Conservation Society; Bill Monahan, National Park Service; Andy
Hansen, Montana State University
50 Exploring potential downsides of conservation linkages: plant invasion in Southern California linkages
Marit Wilkerson, University of California, Davis
Marine Conservation
52 Diversity and risk of extinction of Sciaenidae (Pisces; Perciformes) and Results of IUCN Red List Assessments
Ning Chao, Bio-Amazonia Conservation International; Beth Polidoro, Arizona State University; Kent Carpenter,, Marine
Biodiversity Unit, IUCN,; Chih-Wei Chang, National Museum of Marine Biology & Aquarium; Manuel Haimovici, Universidae
Federal do Rio Grande; Min Liu, Xiamen University; Yvonne Sadovy de Mitcheson, Hong Kong University; Monica Peres, Ministry
of Environment
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