ICCB 2013 Program - Society for Conservation Biology

late morning session: 10:30 a.m. to 12:30 p.m.
Wetlands & Lakes
Room 301
Wednesday, July 24, 10:30 to 12:30
10:30 Integrating ecosystems and communities into fisheries management: the Virginia blue crab sanctuary revisited
Owen Liu, Environmental Defense Fund; Jacob Kritzer, Environmental Defense Fund; Jenn Aiosa, Environmental Defense
Fund
10:45 Community Territorial perception in the Chicamocha Canyon, Colombia: baseline to implement a conservation
plan for two endemic and endangered birds
Diana Alexandra Delgadillo Méndez, Universidad de La Salle / Fundación Conserva; Joanna Delgadillo, Fundación
Conserva; Oscar Ramos, Fundación Conserva/Unversidad de Los Andes; Carolina Barrett, Fundación Conserva; Marcela
Beltrán, Fundación Conserva; Jorge Parra, Fundación Conserva
11:00 Conserving San Francisco Bay’s waterbirds: three decades in a rapidly changing landscape
Catherine Burns, San Francisco Bay Bird Observatory; Vanessa Tobias, University of California, Davis; Cheryl Strong, U.S.
Fish & Wildlife Service; John Takekawa, USGS Western Ecological Research Center; Emilio Laca, University of California,
Davis; Christina Donehower, San Francisco Bay Bird Observatory; Josh Scullen, San Francisco Bay Bird Observatory
11:15 Improving the Protection of Salt Marshes for Tidal Marsh Bird Conservation Given Limited Financial Resources in
Delaware
Whitney Wiest, University of Delaware; W. Shriver, University of Delaware; Kent Messer, University of Delaware
11:30 Amphibian Movements Suggest Isolated Wetlands Should Be Regulated under the Clean Water Act
Amber Pitt, Clemson University; Robert Baldwin, Clemson University; Benjamin Stegenga, Clemson University
11:45 Hauling in a Net(work) of Information: Utilizing Affiliation Networks to Better Understand Great Lakes Fisheries
Governance
Kate Mulvaney, Purdue University; Linda Prokopy, Purdue University; Seungyoon Lee, Purdue University; Tomas Hook,
Purdue University
12:00 A Hierarchical Approach Investigating Puma Kill Behavior Along an Urban-Rural Gradient
Justine Smith, University of California, Santa Cruz; Chris Wilmers, University of California, Santa Cruz
12:15 Integrating human dimensions into Great Lakes fishery management: opportunities and challenges
Nadine Heck, Cornell University; Richard Stedman, Cornell University; Marc Gaden, Great Lakes Fishery Commission
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Conservation on Private Lands & Land Use Planning
Room 302
Wednesday, July 24, 10:30 to 12:30
Wednesday
10:30 Do we need a certification system to maximise conservation on private lands
Heiko Wittmer, Victoria University of Wellington; Andrew Marshall, University of California
10:45 Designing Cost Effective Conservation Payment Programs
Paul Armsworth, University of Tennessee; Szvetlana Acs, European Commission - Joint Research Center; Martin Dallimer,
University of Copenhagen; Kevin Gaston, University of Exeter; Nick Hanley, University of Stirling; Paul Wilson, University
of Nottingham
11:00 LandAdvisor: A “living” decision support system supporting cost-effective and connected allocation of different
management approaches on the landscape
John Gallo, The Wilderness Society; Amanda Lombard, Nelson Mandela Metropolitan University
11:15 Exurban Development and Wildlife: Lessons from the Adirondacks
Michale Glennon, Wildlife Conservation Society
11:30 Is Education the Sticking Point Problems of Collective Active in Landscape Conservation
Matthew Hoffman, New York University
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