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Conservation Optimism Summit

Josephine Smit

University of Stirling
PhD Student

https://stir.ac.uk/natural-sciences/staff-directory/postgraduates/psychologypostgraduates/_josephine_smit/

General Manager at Southern Tanzania Elephant Program & PhD student at University of Stirling

09:30 BST

Official Welcome Great HallE.J. Milner-Gulland

09:45 BST

Plenary 1: Dr. Niki Harré, Department of Psychology, University of Auckland Great HallNiki Harré

11:00 BST

[Session 1] Brain hacks for powerful conservation messages | [Session 2] Does time spent in nature improve our mental health?LIMITED Old LibraryWill Ashley-Cantello • Hendrikus van Hensbergen • Laurie Parma

14:00 BST

Plenary 2: Ms Anna Oposa, Save Philippine Seas Great HallAnna Oposa

14:45 BST

[Session 1] Inspiring and empowering local communities to conserve lions in northern Kenya | [Session 2] Elephants, ethnicities, war and peace: exploring conservation through the “desert elephants” of MaliFILLING Informatics Suite 1Shivani Bhalla • Susan Canney

16:45 BST

Plenary 3: Ms Lisel Alamilla, Chair, Toledo Maya Land Rights Commission, Belize. Belize: The experience of Conservation Optimism at a Local NGO vs. National Government. Great HallLisel Alamilla

10:00 BST

How to quantify everyone's (lack of) knowledge to help make better decisionsFULL Seminar RoomFiona Underwood

13:45 BST

Recognizing & encouraging conservation where we live & workLIMITED Informatics Suite 4Jennifer Gooden • Francis Vorhies

15:45 BST

Arts-science collaboration for conservation conflictsFILLING Informatics Suite 4Nils Bunnefeld • Sera James Irvine

11:10 BST

How to get conservation on to the political agendaLIMITED Huxley Lecture Theatre

13:50 BST

Is rewilding more than just restoring nature?LIMITED Huxley Lecture TheatreElliot Newton • Lucas Ruzo

15:35 BST

Rebuilding tropical fisheries village by villageLIMITED Huxley Lecture TheatreSteve Rocliffe