ICCB 2013 Program - Society for Conservation Biology

11:15 African lion adaptation and survival in non-protected human-altered landscapes
Stephanie Dolrenry, Lion Guardians; Leela Hazzah, Lion Guardians; Laurence Frank, Living with Lions
11:30 Too Hot to Handle: Can Desert Birds Cope with Increasing Temperatures
Katherine du Plessis, PercyFitzpatrick Institute of African Ornithology; Susan Cunningham, Percy FitzPatrick Institute of
African Ornithology; Rowan Martin, PercyFitzpatrick Institute of African Ornithology; Phillip Hockey, PercyFitzpatrick
Institute of African Ornithology; Amanda Ridley, School of Animal Biology
11:45 Cultural values and participatory strategies to enhance local tolerance for large carnivores in Africa
Leela Hazzah, Lion Guardians; Stephanie Dolrenry, Lion Guardians; Mark Infield, Fauna & Flora International
12:00 Compatibility of ungulate viewing opportunities and recreational pathway construction and use in an existing
national park transportation corridor
Amanda Hardy, Wildlife Conservation Society; Kevin Crooks, Colorado State University
12:15 Environmental conditions inside winter hibernation sites predict white-nose syndrome mortality in bats
David Hayman, Colorado State University; Paul Cryan, US Geological Survey; Juliet Pulliam, University of Florida;
Colleen Webb, Colorado State University
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Population Dynamics, Viability & Overexploitation
Room 306
Monday, July 22, 10:30 to 12:30
10:30 Metamodels: Connecting models and people for inclusive, integrated, transdisciplinary analysis of populations
facing multiple threats
Robert Lacy, Chicago Zoological Society; Philip Miller, IUCN SSC Conservation Breeding Specialist Group; Philip Nyhus,
Colby College; John Pollak, Cornell University; Becky Raboy, University of Toronto; Sara Zeigler, Virginia Tech
10:45 Confronting the invasive species crisis with PVA: An explicit, two-species metamodel of an endangered bird and its
nest parasite in Puerto Rico
Philip Miller, IUCN/SSC Conservation Breeding Specialist Group; Robert Lacy, Chicago Zoological Society; Rosanne
Medina-Miranda, Department of Natural and Environmental Resources of Puerto Rico; Ricardo Lopez-Ortiz, Department
of Natural and Environmental Resources of Puerto Rico; Kathy Traylor-Holzer, IUCN/SSC Conservation Breeding Specialist
Group
11:00 Human impact and carnivore extinction in the disrupted ecosystem of prehistoric Australia: the dingo absolved
Corey Bradshaw, The University of Adelaide; Thomas Prowse, The University of Adelaide; Barry Brook, The University of
Adelaide; Christopher Johnson, University of Tasmania
11:15 Complex statistics and stakeholder engagement: Is a better analysis always a good idea
Chris Elphick, University of Connecticut; Michael Reed, Tufts University; Christopher Field, University of Connecticut
11:30 Does Establishing Property Rights Protect Forests from Roving Bandits
Michael Cox, Dartmouth College; Forrest Fleischman, Dartmouth College; Emily Blackmer, Dartmouth College
11:45 Exploring drivers of natural resource overexploitation in tropical coastal communities
Daniella Ferrol-Schulte, Leibniz Centre for Tropical Marine Ecology; Sebastian Ferse, Leibniz Centre for Tropical Marine
Ecology; Marion Glaser, Leibniz Centre for Tropical Marine Ecology
12:00 Confronting uncertainty in wildlife management: performance of grizzly bear management in British Columbia,
Canada
Kyle Artelle, Simon Fraser University and Raincoast Conservation Foundation; Sean Anderson, Simon Fraser University;
Andrew Cooper, Simon Fraser University; Paul Paquet, Raincoast Conservation Foundation; John Reynolds, Simon Fraser
University; Chris Darimont, University of Victoria and Raincoast Conservation Foundation
12:15 A Novel Simulation Methodology Merging Source-Sink Dynamics and Landscape Connectivity
Nathan Schumaker, US EPA; Allen Brookes, US EPA
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