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Large Landscape Conservation: Resiliency and the Meaning of Ecosystem Intactness - C

Thursday, October 23, 2014: 3:15 PM-4:45 PM
Polaris A (Ronald Reagan Building and International Trade Center)
3rd session of Large Landscape Conservation: Resiliency and the Meaning of Ecosystem Intactness.
Moderator:
Cindi Jacobson
Session Chair:
Karen Murphy
3:15 PM
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Lessons from considering climate change adaptation along a gradient of intactness across North America
Erika Rowland, Wildlife Conservation Society; Molly Cross, Wildlife Conservation Society
3:35 PM
099
A Manager's Perspective on the Role of Ecosystem Intactness in Conservation
Karen Kelleher, Bureau of Land Management
3:55 PM
100
Session Summary and Beginning of Panel Discussion: What have we learned about the meaning of Intact Ecosystems and Resiliency?
Joel Reynolds, Western Alaska LCC
4:15 PM
101
Dialog about Ecosystem Intactness and Resiliency - Panel Discussion Continued
Karen Murphy, Western Alaska LCC; Joel Reynolds, Western Alaska LCC; Jeff Burgett, Pacific Islands Climate Change Cooperative; Yvette Converse, Great Northern LCC; Steve Gray, USGS; Wendy Francis, Yellowstone to Yukon Conservation Initiative; Jamie Trammell, University of Alaska Anchorage; David Theobald, Conservation Science Partners; Erika Rowland, Wildlife Conservation Society; Karen Kelleher, Bureau of Land Management; Fiona Schmiegelow, U. Alberta
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