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US-IALE 2018

Christie Sampson

Clemson University/Smithsonian Conservation Biology Institute
Ph.D. Candidate
Clemson, SC

https://arcg.is/0HjnLS

Dissertation title- Living with Giants: Mitigating human-elephant conflict and poaching in Myanmar

Primary focuses:
-Human-wildlife conflict
-Perception of poaching
-Coupled human-natural systems
-Movement ecology

6:30pm CDT

Welcome Social! Honore Ballroom (Lobby Level)

8:15am CDT

WELCOME & PLENARY SESSION I Adams Room

10:00am CDT

SYMPOSIA-04: Behavioral Landscape Ecology: A Review and Framework Adams Room

10:15am CDT

SYMPOSIA-04: Insights from Estimating Home Ranges Using Different Currencies and Incorporating How Animals Perceive Their Environments Adams Room PEOPLE AND LANDSCAPES: Place-based Characteristics Defining Trajectories of Rural Forest-based Communities LaSalle 2 (7th Floor)

10:30am CDT

PEOPLE AND LANDSCAPES: Towards a Taxonomy of Cities: The Land Cover Composition of United States Urban Areas LaSalle 2 (7th Floor)

10:45am CDT

LAND USE/LAND COVER CHANGE: The Gradient Concept of Landscape Structure for Wildlife Habitat in Rangelands Grant Park Parlor

11:00am CDT

PEOPLE AND LANDSCAPES: Understanding Change and Willingness to Change in Stakeholders’ Forest Management in the Northeast Humid Rainforest of Madagascar LaSalle 2 (7th Floor)

11:15am CDT

PEOPLE AND LANDSCAPES: Integrating Stakeholder Feedback with Land Use Change Models to Predict Future Scenarios of Forest Loss and Landscape Configuration LaSalle 2 (7th Floor)

11:30am CDT

SYMPOSIA-04: Simulating the Relationship Between Movement Behavior of Dispersing Animals and the Distribution of Active Subsidies Adams Room

11:45am CDT

SYMPOSIA-02: The Telecoupling GeoApp: A Web-GIS Application to Systematically Analyze Telecouplings and Sustainable Development LaSalle 5 (7th Floor) SYMPOSIA-04: SODA-POP: Building Population-Level Functionality into a Spatially-Explicit Individual-based Model of Human Disturbance on Animals Adams Room

1:30pm CDT

SYMPOSIA-06: A bright future for participatory mapping? Grant Park Parlor

2:00pm CDT

SYMPOSIA-06: Area Accumulation Curves Can Improve Participatory Mapping Grant Park Parlor

2:15pm CDT

SYMPOSIA-06: A Tale of Two Forests: Mapping Cultural Ecosystem Services in Central Oregon Using Public Participation GIS Grant Park Parlor

2:30pm CDT

SYMPOSIA-06: FUTURES in Their Hands: Participatory Modeling of Land Change in Coastal South Carolina Grant Park Parlor

2:45pm CDT

SYMPOSIA-06: Social-Ecological Systems Dynamics and Social Perceptions Toward Ecosystem Services Grant Park Parlor

4:00pm CDT

SYMPOSIA-06: Social Demand and Cross-Scale Interactions in a Riverine Social-Ecological System Grant Park Parlor

4:15pm CDT

SYMPOSIA-06: Sharing the Savanna: Patterns of Hardwood Resource Utilization by Humans and Elephants in Northern Botswana Grant Park Parlor

9:00pm CDT

Offsite Student Social Offsite - Emerald Loop Bar & Grill

8:15am CDT

PLENARY SESSION II Adams Room

10:00am CDT

SYMPOSIA-09: Check out That Bird! Observations of Birds in Chicago from Social Media and Crowd-Sourced Data Adams Room AQUATIC, COASTAL AND MARINE ANIMALS: Understanding Influences of Landscape on Aquatic Fauna Across the Central and Southern Appalachians LaSalle 1 (7th Floor)

10:15am CDT

SYMPOSIA-09: Social Media in Psychological Research Adams Room CONSERVATION AND RESTORATION PLANNING: Variation in Human Influence in Conservation Easements Among US Counties: Development of a Methodology LaSalle 5 (7th Floor)

10:30am CDT

AQUATIC, COASTAL AND MARINE ANIMALS: Influences of Forest Management on Southern Appalachian Stream Salamanders LaSalle 1 (7th Floor)

11:00am CDT

CONSERVATION AND RESTORATION PLANNING: Impacts of Projected Landscape Transformation on Conservation Corridors in the Southeastern U.S LaSalle 5 (7th Floor)

11:15am CDT

CONSERVATION AND RESTORATION PLANNING: Modeling Priority Areas for Forest Landscape Restoration in Madagascar: An Operational Participative and Inter-Sectoral Approach LaSalle 5 (7th Floor)

11:45am CDT

CONSERVATION AND RESTORATION PLANNING: MEGA-Transect: Creating a Seamless Vegetation Map for the Appalachian National Scenic Trail LaSalle 5 (7th Floor)

6:00pm CDT

Networking Reception & "We'll Pick Up The Tab" Social Mezzanine

7:30pm CDT

AWARDS CELEBRATION & BUFFET DINNER Empire Ballroom (Lobby Level)

10:30am CDT

SYMPOSIA-11: Urban Agriculture Supports Diverse Wild Bee Communities in Detroit, Michigan Grant Park Parlor HABITAT FRAGMENTATION/CONNECTIVITY: An integrated GIS-based toolkit for land use planners: evaluating impact of development and restoration planning in Sabah (Borneo) on clouded leopard connectivity Hancock Parlor