Tuesday 22 May 2018
Note: All times listed here are in AEST.
Start Time | End Time | Presenter | Title |
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7:00 | 7:19 | Hugh Possingham | Spatial action mapping |
7:20 | 7:29 | Steven Alexander | Participation in planning and social networks increase social monitoring in community-based conservation |
7:30 | 7:39 | Saras Windecker | Decomposition of wetland plants: a non-linear hierarchical Bayesian approach |
7:40 | 7:49 | Vivitskaia Tulloch | Future recovery of baleen whales is imperiled by climate change |
7:50 | 7:59 | Rachel Friedman | How just and just how? |
8:00 | 8:09 | Carla Archibald | 50 shades of private landholders: Exploring factors that are associated with conservation covenant ownership |
8:10 | 8:19 | Luis Mata | Punching above their weight: the ecological and social benefits of pop-up parks |
8:20 | 8:29 | Emily McColl-Gausden | Using environmental DNA metabarcoding to sample freshwater fish communities |
8:30 | 8:39 | Christopher Clements | Trait-based early warning signals of collapse in an age-structured population under future climatic change |
8:40 | 8:49 | Kendall Jones | One third of global protected land under intense human pressure |
8:50 | 8:59 | Break | |
9:00 | 9:19 | Kerrie Wilson | Breaking the stalemate in the triage debate - what is the role of ethics? |
9:20 | 9:29 | Rebecca Runting | Reducing risk in reserve selection using Modern Portfolio Theory: coastal planning under sea-level rise |
9:30 | 9:39 | Luke Kelly | Putting pyrodiversity to work for animal conservation |
9:40 | 9:49 | Holly Kirk | Challenges in urban animal ecology: A focus on connectivity |
9:50 | 9:59 | Stephanie Avery-Gomm | Shining new light on global #seabird population trends |
10:00 | 10:09 | Caitlin D Kuempel | Does rapid protected area expansion impact the ecological representation of reserve networks? |
10:10 | 10:19 | Phoebe Stewart-Sinclair | Marine restoration for climate change mitigation and adaptation: accounting for blue carbon and ecosystem services |
10:20 | 10:29 | Carissa Klein | When is social equity is the enemy to conservation prioritisation? |
10:30 | 10:39 | Georgia Garrard | Planning and building better cities with Biodiversity Sensitive Urban Design |
10:40 | 10:59 | Michael McCarthy | Pyrodiversity and biodiversity: Simple models but complex relationships |
11:00 | 11:09 | Break | |
11:10 | 11:19 | Nur Arafeh Dalmau | Marine Spatial Planning in a transboundary context |
11:20 | 11:29 | Maksym Polyakov | Joining the dots versus growing the blobs: Optimal targeting of ecological restoration |
11:30 | 11:39 | Chris Brown | Managing catchments to conserve coastal ecosystems |
11:40 | 11:49 | Michael C. Runge | Insights revealed by the value of information in a multiple-objective decision: Brown trout in the Grand Canyon |
11:50 | 11:59 | Blake Alexander Simmons | Spatial and temporal patterns of land clearing during policy change |
12:00 | 12:09 | Alienor Chauvenet | Achieving ecoregion representation within Protected Areas: A simple but effective prioritisation approach |
12:10 | 12:19 | Valerie Hagger | Seasonal weather forecasting in restoration can improve success and reduce uncertainty in decision making |
12:20 | 12:29 | Leslie Roberson | Good fisherman, bad fisherman: Understanding variations among individual operators to improve environmental performance of fisheries |
12:30 | 12:49 | Matthew Holden | Fate of populations under harvest |
12:50 | 13:29 | Lunch Break | |
13:30 | 13:49 | Brendan Wintle | TBD |
13:50 | 13:59 | Hannah Fraser | Questionable research practices in ecology and evolution |
14:00 | 14:09 | Christopher Baker | The different dimensions of disturbance theory, and how it can reduce antibiotic resistance |
14:10 | 14:19 | Chung-Huey Wu | Reallocating budgets among conservation projects in a changing world: when and how is it worthwhile? |
14:20 | 14:29 | Sofia Lopez-Cubillos | Using pollination services for spatial conservation prioritization in agricultural landscapes |
14:30 | 14:39 | Andres Felipe Suarez Castro | Associations between urban bird traits and environmental variables vary across scales |
14:40 | 14:59 | Sarah Bekessy | Grappling with the social dimension of novel ecosystems |
15:00 | 15:09 | Break | |
15:10 | 15:19 | Marit Kragt | Mine closure planning in Western Australia |
15:20 | 15:29 | Michaela Plein | How many rats does it take to make a cat? |
15:30 | 15:39 | Marsya Sibarani | The Sumatran 'big four': How well do they represent priority areas for taxonomic, phylogenetic and functional diversity? |
15:40 | 15:49 | Abbie Rogers | Making a case for investing in marine habitat restoration |
15:50 | 15:59 | Bonnie Mappin | New Global Map of Accessibility |
16:00 | 16:09 | Katrina Davis | A generalizable integrated natural capital methodology for targeting investment in saltmarsh enhancement |
16:10 | 16:19 | Jonathan Rhodes | Land clearing regulation fails to protect threatened forests |
16:20 | 16:39 | David Pannell | Measuring the benefits of environmental research |
16:40 | 16:49 | Keren Raiter | Planning for population persistence in the face of ecological traps |
16:50 | 16:59 | Stephanie Pulsford | Lessons learnt from conceptual landscape models: Reptile and frog populations in a woodland ecosystem |
17:00 | 17:09 | Tafesse Estifanos | Protection of the Ethiopian wolf: What are tourists willing to pay for? |
17:10 | 17:19 | Ram Pandit | REDD+ adoption and factors affecting respondents' knowledge of REDD+ goal: Empirical evidence from REDD+ piloting sites |
17:20 | 17:29 | Angela J Dean | Does communicating ecosystem services build community support for coastal management? Findings from an experimental study |
17:30 | 17:39 | Break | |
17:40 | 17:49 | Annabel Smith | Fire management's influence on plant traits |
17:50 | 17:59 | Prue Addison | What does biodiversity mean to business? |
18:00 | 18:09 | Kate Hind | Co-development of agri-environmental schemes post Brexit |
18:10 | 18:19 | Jane Catford | Introduced species that overcome life history tradeoffs can cause native extinctions |
18:20 | 18:29 | Carl Emerson-Dam | Urban Resilience Organiser |
18:30 | 18:39 | Samuel Sinclair | The connections between theory and practice in spatial conservation prioritisation |
18:40 | 18:49 | Morena Mills | When conservation goes viral: The diffusion of innovative biodiversity conservation policies and practices |
18:50 | 19:09 | Yvonne Buckley | Climate suitability affects plant population persistence |