COS 172 - Conservation Management 3

Presentations:

• 1:30 PM – 1:45 PM EDT

  CANCELLED - Marine plastics: what risks and policies exist for seagrass ecosystems in the Plasticene?
  

  Presenting Author: Giuseppe Bonanno – University of Catania (Italy)

  Coauthor: Martina Orlando-Bonaca – National Institute of Biology (Slovenia)
• 1:45 PM – 2:00 PM EDT

  Prioritizing hyperabundant deer management strategies to recover native ecosystem resilience and function in the Gulf Island Archipelago of Coastal British Columbia
  

  Presenting Author: Sofie H. McComb, n/a – University of British Columbia

  Coauthor: Kephra Beckett – University of British Columbia

  Coauthor: Emily Gonzales – Parks Canada

  Coauthor: Peter Arcese – University of British Columbia

  Coauthor: Peter Dunwidie – University of Washington

  Coauthor: Robyn Irvine – Parks Canada Agency

  Coauthor: Steve Michel – Parks Canada

  Coauthor: Todd Golumbia – Capital Regional District Regional Parks

  Coauthor: Eric Long – Seattle Pacific University

  Coauthor: Jean Louis-Martin – Centre d'Ecologie Fonctionnelle et Evolutive, French National Centre for Scientific Research National

  Coauthor: Jason T. Fisher, Ph.D. – University of Victoria

  Coauthor: Derek Bedford – Parks Canada

  Coauthor: Tara Martin – University of British Columbia
• 2:00 PM – 2:15 PM EDT

  Conservation, conflict, and core beliefs: examining conflict and opportunities towards transformation in an orca-salmon-human system
  

  Presenting Author: Lauren Eckert, MSc – University of Victoria

  Coauthor: Natlie Ban – University of Victoria

  Coauthor: Cameron Owens – University of Victoria

  Coauthor: Faisal Moola – University of Guelph

  Coauthor: Dave Scott – University of British Columbia

  Coauthor: Misty MacDuffee – Raincoast Conservation Foundation

  Coauthor: Paul Paquet – University of Victoria & Raincoast Conservation Fdn

  Coauthor: Chris Darimont – University of Victoria & Raincoast Conservation Fdn
• 2:15 PM – 2:30 PM EDT

  Following the Science: Challenges of changing peoples’ actions when the evidence shows that changes in herding can increase environmental and social good
  

  Presenting Author: Daniel I. Rubenstein, PhD. – Department of Ecology & Evolutionary Biology, Princeton University

  Coauthor: Austin Scheetz – The School of the Environment, Yale University

  Coauthor: Eli Fenichel – The School of the Environment, Yale University

  Coauthor: Wilfred O. Odadi – Egerton University
• 2:30 PM – 2:45 PM EDT

  Simulating coral metapopulation response to ocean warming under multiple spatial management strategies
  

  Presenting Author: Daniel L. Forrest – University of British Columbia

  Coauthor: Lisa McManus – University of Hawai'i

  Coauthor: E. W. Tekwa – University of British Columbia

  Coauthor: Daniel Schindler – University of Washington

  Coauthor: Madhavi Colton – Coral Reef Alliance

  Coauthor: Helen Fox – Coral Reef Alliance

  Coauthor: Michael Webster – New York University

  Coauthor: Timothy Essington – University of Washington

  Coauthor: Stephen Palumbi – Stanford University

  Coauthor: Peter Mumby – University of Queensland

  Coauthor: Malin L. Pinsky – Rutgers University
• 2:45 PM – 3:00 PM EDT

  Measuring unseen contaminants: Dragonfly larvae as mercury biosentinels on U.S. National Wildlife Refuges
  

  Presenting Author: Jennifer L. Wilkening – USFWS

  Coauthor: Colleen Flanagan Pritz – NPS

  Coauthor: Katherine Ko – NPS

  Coauthor: Colleen Emery – USGS

  Coauthor: James Willacker – USGS

  Coauthor: Sarah Nelson – Appalachian Mountain Club

  Coauthor: Jaron Ming – USFWS

  Coauthor: Catherine Collins – USFWS

  Coauthor: Tim Allen – USFWS

  Coauthor: Collin A. Eagles-Smith – USGS