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International Congress for Conservation Biology, Conservation for a Changing Planet

jorgelina.mar...@zoo.ox.ac.uk (Jorgelina Marino) — Mon, 16 Nov 2009 10:46:54 UT

CALL FOR ORAL, SPEED AND POSTER PRESENTATIONS
SCB is now accepting abstracts for oral, poster, and speed presentations for
the 24th International Congress for Conservation Biology (ICCB 2010),
Conservation for a Changing Planet which will be held 3-7 July 2010 in

RE: P&W: Re: Diminishing water holes and human/wildlife conflicts

g.mar...@roehampton.ac.uk — Mon, 02 Nov 2009 18:39:15 UT

Dear Oladapo

I would be interested to learn more about your thesis because our department has interest in human-wildlife conflicts in Gashaka.

Best wishes

Garry

Dr Garry Marvin
Assistant Dean - Research
Reader in Social Anthropology
School of Business and Social Sciences
Roehampton University

RE: P&W: Re: Diminishing water holes and human/wildlife conflicts

ac_sou...@live.fr (Anne-Camille SOURIS) — Mon, 02 Nov 2009 16:01:57 UT

On my side it could be very helpful for me. Indeed, I am presently working for the Mongolian wild ass conservation the south Gobi, and on water sources use, land use and wildlife/human conflicts. Did you publish a paper about your work or a report that shows the results of your thesis ?

RE: P&W: Re: Diminishing water holes and human/wildlife conflicts

floma...@hotmail.com (Florence mazzocchetti) — Mon, 02 Nov 2009 15:06:43 UT

I will be very interested by this study. I work for Africa Wildlife Foundation, and in our new landscape in west africa (Regional Parc W), we are planing to do such studies and activities.

Thanks in advance!

Best,

Flo

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Re: P&W: Diminishing water holes and human/wildlife conflicts

gsm_...@yahoo.ca (dapo favour) — Mon, 02 Nov 2009 11:10:23 UT

my ph.d thesis was on "wildlife-landuse conflicts and local community participation in the conservation of Hadejia-nguru wetland, nigeria". you may let me know if it could be of any use to you.

oladapo

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REGARDING Asian Elephant Conservation Fund Posting

jorgelina.mar...@zoo.ox.ac.uk (Jorgelina Marino) — Thu, 29 Oct 2009 13:59:22 UT

Dear List members

The information I circulated about this grant a few days ago was incorrect.
I did not realize that the webpage I consulted was out of date. Apologies
for any inconvenience this may have created.

To learn about grant opportunities from the U . S . Fish and Wildlife
Service visit: [link]

RE: Diminishing water holes and human/wildlife conflicts

j...@ptes.org (Jim Jones) — Mon, 26 Oct 2009 10:32:55 UT

Dear Tatyana

[link]

You are probably aware of this research at Oxford University on waterholes but thought I would post the link just in case.

Best wishes

Jim

Jim Jones
Project Officer
Hedgerows for Dormice
People's Trust for Endangered Species

on the news

jorgelina.mar...@zoo.ox.ac.uk (Jorgelina Marino) — Sun, 25 Oct 2009 15:44:14 UT

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Science 23 October 2009:
Vol. 326. no. 5952, pp. 506 - 507
DOI: 10.1126/science.326_506
News of the Week
Conservation Biology:
Research Wolves of Yellowstone Killed in Hunt
Virginia Morell
<[link]> Figure 1
Fair game? Wolf 527F (above) was shot by a hunter, which affects researcher

Diminishing water holes and human/wildlife conflicts

saff...@3rivers.net (Tanya Rosen) — Sat, 24 Oct 2009 15:16:50 UT

Hi All
Do you know of any recent literature/publication/on going study on
diminishing water holes in Africa and their consequences in terms of
increasing human/wildlife conflicts and predation? Many thanks.
Best
Tanya
School of Forestry & Environmental Studies
Yale University
205 Prospect Street

Exhibit at Carnivores 2009

gschra...@defenders.org (Gina Schrader) — Thu, 08 Oct 2009 15:25:32 UT

Share your product, service or program with conservation professionals by exhibiting at Carnivores 2009: Carnivore Conservation in a Changing World, November 15 to 18, 2009, at the Grand Hyatt in Denver, Colorado. The conference promises to deliver the latest information, insights and solutions as experts from all over the world gather to address climate change, habitat loss and fragmentation, coexisting with humans, and other pressing issues facing carnivores today.

Human-wildlife conflict resolution symposium (UK

jorgelina.mar...@zoo.ox.ac.uk (Jorgelina Marino) — Tue, 06 Oct 2009 18:55:32 UT

<[link]
sium-2009&catid=53:news&Itemid =313> The Mammal Society Autumn Symposium
2009: Human-wildlife conflict resolution
Badger <[link] wildlife center 07 -
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Human-Wildlife Conflict Resolution is the subject of this year's Autumn

Reminder- Register now for Defenders of Wildlife's Carnivores 2009

jorgelina.mar...@zoo.ox.ac.uk (Jorgelina Marino) — Thu, 01 Oct 2009 13:48:09 UT

Reminder- Register now for Defenders of Wildlife's Carnivores 2009, November
15-18 at the Grand Hyatt Denver. Early bird registration rates are in effect
until October 14; after that, prices will increase.
We are pleased to announce our keynote speakers for the conference: Robert
Beschta and Bill Ripple of Oregon State University will discuss their

Communicate 2009 - Best practice in Communicating Biodiversity

jorgelina.mar...@zoo.ox.ac.uk (Jorgelina Marino) — Mon, 14 Sep 2009 09:22:46 UT

Communicate 2009 - October 21/22 - HP Labs, Bristol

Communicate is the only conference to focus specifically on improving the
standards and effectiveness of communication about conservation and the
environment. An average of 175 delegates attend Communicate, including
natural history filmmakers, representatives from local, national and

Call for proposals for 24th ICCB is open - deadline 14October 2009

jorgelina.mar...@zoo.ox.ac.uk (Jorgelina Marino) — Wed, 02 Sep 2009 16:17:10 UT

The 24th International Congress for Conservation Biology: Conservation for a
Changing Planet (ICCB) will be held from 3-7 July in Edmonton, Alberta,
Canada. Proposals for symposia, workshops, discussion groups and short
courses are welcomed until the deadline of 14 October 2009.

All proposals must be submitted by 14 October 2009. Decisions will be made

Attn Tiger Professionals: Train the Trainers Program

fmmad...@comcast.net (Francine Madden) — Wed, 26 Aug 2009 23:43:36 UT

Through the Global Tiger Initiative, HWCC has partnered with Smithsonian
Institute and the World Bank to help build capacity to support tiger
conservation. Upcoming events in the Train the Trainers program, as well
as application details are attached. This is a wonderful, innovative
opportunity for our colleagues in Bangladesh, Bhutan, Nepal and India.