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Summary (English)
Résumé (French)
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Workshop Report

Appendix 1: Summary of Results from Assessing Networking Needs for Conservation Biology in Africa: A Survey

Appendix 2: Workshop Programme

Appendix 3: Workshop Participants

Appendix 4: Participant Contact Information

Workshop Presentations

Conservation Biology in the K-12 Classroom: A Case Study

Conservation Science in NGOs: Activating a Programme

Science for Conservation Management in Madagascar

Contributions of Science to Conservation and Management: Perspectives on Research and Planning

Women in Conservation Biology: A Personal Perspective

Developing a Long-Term Ecological Research Network: Challenges in Southern Africa

 
 

Appendix 2: Workshop Programme

Monday, 10th September

5:45 Welcome reception at ILRI, followed by dinner (at 7:00).

Tuesday, 11th September

9:00 Warm-up
9:20 Welcome; Introduction of workshop and participants.
Alan Bornbusch
10:20 Tea break.
10:45 The state of conservation biology in Africa: an overview.
David Western
11:40 Conservation science for protected area management -- perspectives from public agencies.
Faramalala Miadana Harisoa and Richard Bagine
1:00 Lunch
2:00 Conservation science in NGOs.
Philip Muruthi, William Oduro, and Laurie Marker
3:15 Tea break.
3:35 Developing a network for long-term ecological research.
Albert van Jaarsveld
4:20 Marine conservation science.
Nyawira Muthiga
5:05 Break out discussions.
Three groups will focus on strengthening conservation biology research; three on strengthening its applications.
5:35 Day one wrap-up.
5:50 Adjourn.

Wednesday, 12th September

8:45 Break out discussions, continued.
9:30 Reports from break out groups.
10:15 Tea break.
10:35 Reports from break out groups, continued.
11:00 Society for Conservation Biology -- an introduction.
Malcolm Hunter and Sanjayan Muttulingam
11:30 Open discussion of major issues for creating a SCB Africa section.
12:30 Looking beyond the "warm, fuzzies" to the "creepy, crawlies": making the case for invertebrates.
Michael Samways
1:15 Lunch.
2:00 Graduate education in conservation biology in Africa.
Morne du Plessis, Paula Kahumbu, Panta Kasoma, and Callistus Ogol.
3:00 Women in conservation biology.
Nyawira Muthiga, Robin Reid, Khungeka Njobe, Sue Milton, and Joan Jaganyi
3:30 Tea break
3:50 Women in conservation biology, continued.
4:30 Break out group discussions.
Three will focus on strengthening conservation biology graduate education; two on gender concerns in conservation biology. A sixth will develop a workplan for creating a SCB Africa section.
5:45 Reports from break out groups.
6:15 Adjourn.

Thursday, 13th September

8:45 Reports from break out groups, continued.
9:30 Conservation biology in the K-12 classroom.
Hans Cole, Hartmut Döbel, Fredarnold Tchalewa, Matti Nghikembua, and Laurie Marker
10:15 Tea break.
10:35 Conservation biology in the K-12 classroom, continued with open discussion of improving linkages between conservation biology and K-12 education.
11:30 Conclusions and next steps.
12:30 Evaluation.
1:00 Lunch.
2:00 Fieldtrip to African Butterfly Research Institute.
   
 

 

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