COS 7: Vital Connections in Ecology: Novel Collaborations with Community Stakeholders

Monday, August 2, 2021

8:30 AM – 9:30 AM Pacific

Presentations:

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Community developed data reporting formats can enable FAIR data in Earth and Environmental Science
Presenting Author: Robert Crystal-Ornelas – Earth and Environmental Sciences Area, Lawrence Berkeley National Lab
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Connecting disciplines and data in ecosystem sciences: Practices for efficient sample tracking, integration, and reuse
Presenting Author: Joan Ball-Damerow – Earth and Environmental Sciences Area, Lawrence Berkeley National Lab
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Dryland ecosystem services valuation for human wellbeing – diverse stakeholder preferences under climate change scenarios
Presenting Author: Sandra Daniela Hernández-Valdez – División de Ciencias Ambientales, Instituto Potosino de Investigación Científica y Tecnológica, A.C.
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From measurement to markets: Using ecological forecasting to sequester carbon, promote forest stewardship, and democratize ecosystem service markets
Presenting Author: Brian Clough – SilviaTerra
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Landowner perceptions of beneficial forest ecosystem services and forest restoration costs on small parcel farms in rural Sarapiquí, Costa Rica
Presenting Author: Alex C. Gilman – Universidad EARTH
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Occurrence areas of common hippopotamus outside the Pendjari Biosphere Reserve, northern Benin: Implication for the sustainable conservation
Presenting Author: Adounke Mahugnon Gilles Renaud – wildlife Ecology, Laboratory of Applied Ecology
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Prescribed fire at the wildland-urban interface: success through collaboration in Florida pine flatwoods
Presenting Author: Patrick J. Bohlen – Arboretum, University of Central Florida
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The University of West Florida Campus Ecosystem Study: Using college/university campuses for ecological research
Presenting Author: Frank Gilliam – Department of Biology, University of West Florida
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Tracking the tigrillo: Indigenous and local knowledge improves conventional surveys for ocelot occupancy in the Amazon
Presenting Author: Amelia Zuckerwise – School of the Environment, Yale University