November 4th, 2005
12:00 - 5:00 pm
William Gates Hall, Magnuson / Jackson Room
Reception to Follow
Preliminary Program
I. Welcome to the Conservation Colloquium
II. Introduction by Law School Dean, W.H. Knight Jr.
III Featured Guest: Provost Phyllis Wise
IV. Contributed Presentations
12:30 |
Session 1 |
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Eugene Hunn, Anthropology; Indigenous, local, traditional communities' management of subsistence resources
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Ron Whitener, Law / Native American Law Center; Modern indigenous principles of conservation
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Roger Rosenblatt, Medicine; Conserving vital forests and vibrant rural communities: Conflict, collaboration and symbiosis
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Kathleen Wolf, Forest Resources; Human dimensions of urban forestry: exploring conservation psychology
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John Marzluff, Forest Resources; Urban Sprawl and forest birds
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Sean O'Donnell, Psychology; Linking climate, elevation and army ant community structure in tropical montane forest.
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1:20 |
Session 2 |
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Kristina Hill, Landscape Architecture; Urban design related to water systems and biodiversity |
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Andrew Light, Philosophy / Public Affairs; Should we fake nature? |
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Sarah Reichard, Forest Resources; Plant conservation at UW Botanic Gardens |
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Martha Groom, UW Bothell IAS / Biology; Conservation across landscapes: challenges and approaches
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Terrie Klinger, Marine Affairs; Conservation inquiry and action at Friday Harbor Laboratories
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Robert Halvorsen, Economics; Individual tradable quotas and conservation of fishery resources |
2:10 |
Break |
2:40 |
Session 3 |
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Chuck Tresser, Environmental and Occupational Health Sciences; Environmental Health: Bringing it Together, Bringing it Home
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Joyce Cooper, Engineering; Engineering partnerships for sustainability research and education
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Dan Peplow, Forest Resources; Community-directed assessment of risk from exposure to mercury from gold mining in Kwakoegron, Suriname
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Steve Gilbert, Institute of Neurotoxicology & Neurological Disorders; Bioethics, health, and the precautionary principle
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Nancy Rottle, Landscape Architecture; Open space infrastructure preservation and planning |
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Claire Horner-Devine, Aquatic and Fishery Sciences; Microbes matter: distribution and function of microbial communities
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3:30 |
Session 4 |
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Kevin Laverty, UW Bothell Business Program; University of Washington Environmental Management Program keystone projects
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Jim Karr, Aquatic and Fishery Sciences / Biology; Sustaining living systems: It matters what we measure
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Dick Olmstead, Biology / Herbarium; Botanical survey of San Juan Islands |
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Louis Wolcher, Law; Law’s task |
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Patrick Christie, Marine Affairs / International Studies; Southeast Asia coral reefs and coastal communities
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Cindy Watts, Health Services; Economics, scale, and the Plimsoll Line: sustainability and health care
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4:20 |
Program Synthesis: Looking Forward
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4:30 |
Reception
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