ICCB 2013 Program - Society for Conservation Biology

17:30 Indigenous subsistence harvest in the Arctic: a sustainable socio-ecological system
Per Fauchald, Norwegian Institute for Nature Research; Vera Hausner, University of Tromso
17:45 Enlisting Ecosystem Services: A Trade-Offs Analysis on Military Training Land
Guy Ziv, Natural Capital Project, Stanford University; Shan Ma, Natural Capital Project, Stanford University; Jennifer
Duggan, University of Washington; Bradley Eichelberger, Natural Capital Project, Stanford University; Gretchen Daily,
Stanford University
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Marine Conservation
Room 308
Monday, July 22, 16:00 to 18:00
Monday
16:00 The devil is not in the detail: Using rapid social science assessments to identify socioeconomic baselines in ‘datapoor’
conservation situations
Daria Bednarczyk, School for Field Studies; Ellen Splain, The School for Field Studies; Edward Hind, The School for Field
Studies
16:15 Expanding the Network Perspective: Understanding Social Networks and the Implications for MPA Effectiveness
Steven Alexander, Environmental Change & Governance Group, University of Waterloo; Derek Armitage, Environmental
Change & Governance Group, University of Waterloo
16:30 Population assessments of a living fossil, the chambered nautilus, in the Indo-Pacific using baited remote
underwater video systems (BRUVS)
Gregory Barord, CUNY Graduate Center and Brooklyn College; Andrew Dunstan, Queensland University; Anthony Ilano,
University of San Carlos; Peter Ward, University of Washington
16:45 Canada’s saltwater cities and marine biodiversity
Sean Brillant, Canadian Wildlife Federation; Patrick Nussey, Canadian Wildlife Federation
17:00 Towards monitoring global penguin population change
Ben Collen, Institute of Zoology; Louise McRae, Institute of Zoology; Tom Hart, University of Oxford
17:15 Applied Science for Management of Marine Offshore Energy Resources
Michael Rasser, Bureau of Ocean Energy Management
17:30 Deep star shift: Turnover of bathyal brittle stars (Ophiuroidea) across Australia and New Zealand
Skipton Woolley, School of Botany; Timothy O’Hara, Museum Victoria; Brendan Wintle, Quantitative and Applied
Ecology Group, School of Botany; Piers Dunstan, CSIRO Wealth from Oceans Flagship
17:45 A global risk assessment for marine debris impacts on seabirds
Chris Wilcox, CSIRO Australia; Denise Hardesty, CSIRO Australia; Erik van Sebille, University New South Wales
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Recovery of Endangered Species
Room 309
Monday, July 22, 16:00 to 18:00
16:00 Optimal release strategies for reintroductions: cost-effective wild and captive populations
Stefano Canessa, ARC Centre of Excellence for Environmental Decisions; David Hunter, New South Wales Office of
Environment and Heritage; Michael McFadden, Herpetofauna Division, Taronga Zoo; Gerry Marantelli, Amphibian
Research Centre; Michael McCarthy, ARC Centre of Excellence for Environmental Decisions;
16:15 Re-evaluating persistence objectives in conservation planning: are lower thresholds or species-specific targets more
cost-effective
Martina Di Fonzo, University of Queensland; Hugh Possingham, University of Queensland; Will Probert, University of
Queensland; Joseph Bennett, University of Queensland; Shaun O’Connor, Department of Conservation, New Zealand;
Jodie Densem, Department of Conservation, New Zealand; Liana Joseph, Wildlife Conservation Society; Ayesha Tulloch,
University of Queensland; Richard Maloney, Department of Conservation
16:30 A tale of two flagship species - Does panda conservation further endanger snow leopard in Sichuan, China
Wei Liu, International Institute for Applied Systems Analysis
16:45 Assessment of Extinction Risk of the Colombian Birds Eleven Years Later
Luis Miguel Renjifo, Pontificia Universidad Javeriana; Angela María Amaya, Pontificia Universidad Javeriana; Jaime
Burbano, Pontificia Universidad Javeriana; María Fernanda Gómez, Instituto Alexander von Humboldt; Jorge Iván
Velázquez, Instituto Alexander von Humboldt
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