12th Annual CTEC Symposium: New Approaches to Conservation Conflicts

When:
April 15, 2017 @ 9:00 am – 6:00 pm
Where:

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The Annual CTEC Symposium brings together researchers, professionals, educators, and students to learn about and become involved in the application of new approaches to conservation conflicts. Participants will have the opportunity to learn about conservation conflict transformation, bridging conflicts between agriculture and conservation, managing human-wildlife conflicts, reducing conflicts over land use and biodiversity, and reducing human conflicts that undermine conservation and wildlife management.

Keynote Speaker: Adrian Treves

Rethinking biodiversity preservation and conservation conflicts

Adrian Treves earned his PhD at Harvard University in 1997 and is now a professor of Environmental Studies at the University of Wisconsin–Madison. His research focuses on ecology, law, and agroecosystems where crop and livestock production overlap carnivore habitat. He and his students work to understand and manage the balance between human needs and carnivore conservation. He has authored >100 scientific papers on predator-prey ecology or conservation. Most recently Dr. Treves has been writing and speaking on the public trust doctrine and intergenerational equity.

Highlights Include:

• Human-wildlife relations in Bandipur Tiger reserve
• Human-wildlife relations in Bandipur Tiger reserve
• The Dakota access pipeline conflicts and indigenous rights
• Conflicts transformation for sustainable Conservation outcomes
• Fostering collaboration in environmental management

Registration:
The symposium registration fees includes, refreshments, lunch and the certificate of attendance. Cancellation received in writing 14-days in advance of the event will be eligible for a full refund.

Fees:
Early registration on or before March 15: $35 non-student/$25 student
Late registration after March 16: $55 non-student/$45 student

For more information, contact the CTEC Education Coordinator, Meghan Hoskins, mjhoskins@antioch.edu

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