The Duke Conservation Society 2013 Symposium:
Management of Protected Areas
Friday, March 1, 2013
Location: Sanford 04
Missed the symposium?
Watch John Terborgh’s and Roopa Krithivasan’s talks here
Watch Noah Matson’s talk and Morning Discussion here
Watch Mitch Irwin’s & Alex Pfaff’s talk, and Afternoon Discussion here
Featuring:
DR. JOHN TERBORGH, Research Professor Emeritus at Duke University and Director of the Center for Tropical Conservation
DR. MITCH IRWIN, Assistant Professor of Anthropology, Northern Illinois University
DR. ALEX PFAFF, Associate Professor of Public Policy, Economics, and Environment, Sanford School of Public Policy at Duke University
ROOPA KRITHIVASAN, Social Scientist for WWF-US, Conservation Science Program
NOAH MATSON, Vice President for Climate Change and Natural Resources Adaptation, Defenders of Wildlife
Schedule (subject to change):
9:30am Opening Remarks
Joseph Lemeris, President, Duke Conservation Society
9:40am Nature Conservation in the Anthropocene
Dr. John Terborgh; Research Professor Emeritus at Duke University and
. Director of the Center for Tropical Conservation
10:00am Here today, gone tomorrow? Implications of protected area downgrading,
. downsizing, and degazzettement (PADDD) for protected area
. management and policy
. Roopa Krithivasan; Program Associate WWF-US, Conservation Science
. Program
10:45am Protected areas in the era of rapid ecological change
Noah Matson; Vice President for Climate Change and Natural Resources
. Adaptation, Defenders of Wildlife
11:30pm Pre-Lunch Panel Discussion/Question & Answer Session
12:00pm Lunch Break
1:00pm Protected areas in Madagascar: Historical baggage and contemporary
challenges
Dr. Mitch Irwin; Assistant Professor of Anthropology, Northern Illinois
. University
1:45pm Heterogeneous impacts of protected areas on Brazilian Amazon
deforestation
Dr. Alex Pfaff; Associate Professor of Public Policy, Economics, and
. Environment at Duke University’s Sanford School of Public Policy
2:15pm Second Panel Discussion/Question & Answer Session

