Agenda (with presentations and videos)

Monday, December 6, 2010
Morning Pre-Conference Workshops
Workshop Organizer	Joseph Nicolette ENVIRON International Corporation	Florian Eppink Helmholtz Centre for Environmental Research	Coeli Hoover USDA Forest Service
8:30am-12:00pm	Evolution and Valuation of Ecosystem Services Wenning [Presentation]	The Emperor’s clothes? Addressing Consistency in Ecosystem Service Studies Boumans [Presentation1] Boumans [Presentation2] Brander [Presentation] Christie [Presentation] Eppink [Presentation]	Forest Carbon Estimation and Management: Techniques and Tools
12:15pm-1:00pm	Workshop Lunch Discussion- Akimel Two Corporate Demand for Ecosystem Services Speakers from ENVIRON and World Resources Institute with Discussion to Follow
Afternoon Pre-Conference Workshops
Workshop Organizer	Allegra Bukojemsky Biohabitats, Inc.	Doug MacNair ENTRIX	Tom Hastings Michael Baker Inc. [Presentation]
1:00pm-4:30pm	Qualifying and Quantifying Ecosystem Services: Tools for the Planned and Designed Landscape	A View from the Trenches: A Workshop on Estimating Ecosystem Services and Their Value	Major Domestic and International Ecosystem Restoration Initiatives - Lessons Learned Weiss [Presentation] Smith [Presentation] Reinig [Presentation] Held [Presentation] Hoover [Presentation]

Tuesday, December 7, 2010
8:00am-9:50am	Opening Plenary Session
8:00am-8:15am	Opening Remarks - Carl Shapiro, Co-Director, Center for Science, Decisions, and Resource Management, U.S. Geological Survey, ACES 2010 Conference Chair [VIDEO]
8:15am-8:30am	Welcome Address - Governor William R. Rhodes, Gila River Indian Community
8:30am-10:00am	Plenary Panel Discussion Incorporating Ecosystem Services into Resource Management Decisions: A Policy-Level Discussion Moderated By: Olivia Barton Ferriter, Acting Director, Office of Policy Analysis, Department of the Interior [VIDEO] Panel Members Deanna Archuleta, Deputy Assistant Secretary for Water and Science, Department of the Interior Molly Macauley, Research Director and Senior Fellow, Resources for the Future Janet Ranganathan, Vice President for Science and Research, World Resources Institute Amanda DeSantis, Leader - Sustainability Initiatives, DuPont Harris Sherman, Under Secretary for Natural Resources and Environment, U.S. Department of Agriculture Terrence "Rock" Salt, Principal Deputy Assistant Secretary of the Army, Civil Works
10:30am-12:00pm	Plenary Session Plenary Panel Discussion Advances and Challenges in Ecosystem Services Research, Applications, and Institutions: Changes since ACES 2008 Moderated By: Sally Collins, Director (retired), Office of Environmental Markets, U.S. Department of Agriculture [VIDEO] Panel Members Paul Brown, Managing Partner, Shiprock Partners [Presentation] Rick Linthurst, National Program Director for Ecology, U.S. Environmental Protection Agency Gregory Biddinger, Environmental Program Coordinator for ExxonMobil Biomedical Sciences, Inc. [Presentation] Robert Costanza, Director, Institute for Sustainable Solutions, Portland State University [Presentation] Carl Lucero, Acting Director, Office of Environmental Markets, U.S. Department of Agriculture [Presentation]
12:15pm-1:20pm	Special Lunch Session "We Live By The River" A film by the Yukon River Inter-Tribal Watershed Council Presented by Alaska Region Director, Jon Waterhouse
	Concurrent Sessions
	Session 1A	Session 1B	Session 1C	Session 1D	Session 1E
1:30pm-3:15pm	National Ecosystem Services Partnership Session I: Quantification, Valuation, Tools and Metrics [VIDEO]	Ecosystem Services and Urban Sustainability	Ecosystem Services and Indigenous Peoples	Ecosystem Services and The European Union	Business Initiatives to Mainstream Ecosystem Services
Moderator	Lydia Olander	Susan Wachter	Robert Hall	Joseph Nicolette	Suzanne Ozment
1:30pm-1:35pm	Introduction & Overview	Introduction & Overview	Introduction & Overview	Introduction & Overview	Introduction & Overview
1:35pm-1:55pm	Sara Vickerman - Development of a National Framework for Habitat/ Biodiversity Metrics [Presentation]	Diane Pataki and Stephanie Pincetl - The Role of Urban Metabolism Research in Optimizing Ecosystem Services and Advancing Urban Sustainability: Prospective Applications in California [Presentation]	Robert K. Hall - SWESP Tribal Ecosystem Services Pilot in Arid Southwestern North America	Joke Van Wensem - Ecosystem Services and the Dutch Situation [Presentation]	David Carroll - The Guide to Corporate Ecosystem Valuation & Lafarge’s Ecosystem Valuation Initiative [Presentation]
1:55pm-2:15pm	Kevin Summers - The Relationships among Ecosystem Services and Human Well Being [Presentation]		Courtney Flint - Perceptions of Ecosystem Services and Threats to Well-being from an Alaska Native Community	Rita Gomes - Ecosystem Services Inclusive Strategic Environmental Assessment (Portugal) [Presentation]	John Finisdore - A Review of New Methods to Link Ecosystem Services to Corporate Performance [Presentation]
2:15pm-2:35pm	Spencer Phillips - Climate Change and Ecosystem Services: The Contribution of Public Lands in the United States [Presentation]	Eugenie Birch - The Impact of Natural and Manmade Disasters on Urban Ecosystem Services	Sarah Gergel - Long-Term Losses of Culturally Important Ecosystem Services in Coastal Rainforests [Presentation]	Tom Campbell - Ecosystem Services in U.S. NRDA Regulations and Incorporation into the EU ELD [Presentation]	Diane Fitzgerald - Ecosystem Services for Corporate Decision Making: An AEP Case Study [Presentation]
2:35pm-2:55pm	Katie Arkema - Predicting Provision and Value of Ecosystem Services for Use in Decision-Making [Presentation]	Arthur Nelson - Urban Containment and Ecosystem Services Triage? Having your Cake while Eating it Too [Presentation]	Panel Discussion	Michele Bianco and Fabio Colombo - Application of Ecosystem Services within the ELD: Legal Framework & Technical Application (Italy) [Presentation1][Presentation2]	Michele Schulz - Ecosystem Services for Urban Landscapes: A Corporate Perspective [Presentation]
2:55pm-3:15pm	Sissel Waage - Emerging Ecosystem Service Tools & Relevance to Corporate Decision-Making [Presentation]	Amy Lynch - From Principles to Practice: A Survey of Public-Sector Green Infrastructure Planning in the United States [Presentation]	Panel Discussion	Reed Huppman - Trends in Ecosystem Services Policy Among International Financial Institutions and Industry Groups [Presentation]	Jack Davis - Advancing Markets for Ecosystem Services
	Concurrent Sessions
	Session 2A	Session 2B	Session 2C	Session 2D	Session 2E
3:45pm-5:30pm	National Ecosystem Services Partnership Session II: Policy, Market Design, and Implementation [VIDEO]	Marine and Coastal	Impacts of Invasive Species on Ecosystem Services	Urban	Remote Sensing and Spatial Classification
Moderator	Lydia Olander	Terry Holman	Olivia Barton Ferriter	Greg Arthaud	Paul Young
3:45pm-3:50pm	Introduction & Overview	Introduction & Overview	Introduction & Overview	Introduction & Overview	Introduction & Overview
3:50pm-4:10pm	Stephen Swallow - Experimental Markets for Connecting Ecosystem Services to Consumers' Values and Decision Support [Presentation]	Joey Bernhardt - Human Impacts on Coastal Marine Ecosystems and Services [Presentation]	Sarah Cline - Measuring the Economic Impact of Invasive Species on Ecosystem Services [Presentation]	Mark Buckley - Getting Demand Right for Valuing Urban Ecosystem Services in the Pacific Northwest [Presentation]	Molly Macauley - Assessing Investment in Future Landsat Instruments for Ecosystem Management [Presentation]
4:10pm-4:30pm	Jessica Fox - How Payments for Ecosystem Services are being Stacked in the United States [Presentation]	Jason Kreitler - Interacting Coastal-Based Ecosystem Services in Puget Sound: Recreation and Water Quality [Presentation]	Lars Anderson - Impact of Aquatic Invasive Species on Ecosystem Services at Lake Tahoe [Presentation]	Kathleen Wolf - Ecosystem Services in the City: Urban Greening and Public Health [Presentation]	Molly Reif - Remote Sensing for Coastal Applications: Implications for Ecosystem Services [Presentation]
4:30pm-4:50pm	Al Todd - Forests to Faucets: Drinking Water as an Ecosystem Service [Presentation]	Tomasz Zarzycki - Spatial Visualization of Recreational Values Arising from Marine Biodiversity	Cyndi S. Kolar - Impacts of Invasive Asian Carps on Freshwater Ecosystems [Presentation]	Dianna Hogan - Water Quality Ecosystem Services in the Urban Environment [Presentation]	Richard Bernknopf - A Framework for Estimating the Benefits of Moderate Resolution Imagery in Environmental Applications [Presentation]
4:50pm-5:10pm	Sally Duncan - Policy and Practice: Emerging Lessons on Payments for Ecosystem Services	Denise Reed - Using Ecosystem Services to Define and Communicate a Vision for the Future of Coastal Louisiana	Julio Betancourt - Buffelgrass Invasion in the Sonoran Desert: What Do We Stand to Lose? [Presentation]	Catherine Shields - Modeling Linkages between Effective Impervious Surface and Urban Vegetation Productivity in Semi-arid Environments [Presentation]	Shengli Huang - Monitoring and Predicting Spatiotemporal Water Surface Dynamics of Topographic Depressions in the Prairie Pothole Region
5:10pm-5:30pm	Amanda DeSantis - The Business Relevance - Moving Beyond the Concept to the How, What and Why [Presentation]	Bobbi Hudson - Valuing Ecosystem Services of Shellfish Aquaculture: What’s Next for the Northwest [Presentation]	Panel Discussion	Matthew Skroch - Landscapes, Geography and Mapping [Presentation]	Chandra Giri - Ecosystem Goods and Services and the Status and Distribution of Mangrove Forest of the World
7:00pm-8:30pm	National Ecosystem Services Partnership Town Hall Meeting Moderated By: Lydia Olander, Duke University
Wednesday, December 8, 2010
8:00am-9:45am	Plenary Session: Komatke D-G [VIDEO]
8:00am-8:30am	Keynote Address - David J. Hayes, Deputy Secretary, Department of the Interior
8:30am-9:45am	U.S. National Ocean Policy – How Will it Affect Ecosystem Services? Moderated By: Laura Davis, Deputy Chief of Staff, U.S. Department of the Interior Panel Members Sally Yozell, Director of Policy, National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration [Presentation] Kameran Onley, Director, U.S. Marine Policy, The Nature Conservancy Linda Gundersen, Director, Office of Science Quality and Integrity, U.S. Geological Survey [Presentation] J.B. Ruhl, Matthews & Hawkins Professor of Property, The Florida State University College of Law [Presentation]
	Concurrent Sessions
	Session 3A	Session 3B	Session 3C	Session 3D	Session 3E
10:15am-12:00pm	Informing Resource Management: A Panel on Ecosystem Services and Science-Based Decision Making [VIDEO]	Models	Coastal and Marine Ecosystem Services in the Gulf of Mexico	Valuation I	A Discussion on Ecosystem Services as a Framework for Law and Policy
Moderator	Ken Williams	Bill Labiosa	Cristina Carollo	David Brookshire	Ira Feldman and Mark Nechodom
10:15am-10:20am	Introduction & Overview	Introduction & Overview	Introduction & Overview	Introduction & Overview	Introduction & Overview
10:20am-10:40am	Deanna Archuleta - The Need for Science in Resource Management	Bogdan Chivoiu - Integrated Modeling Framework for Forecasting Ecosystem Services	David Yoskowitz - Gulf of Mexico Ecosystem Services Workshop [Presentation]	Ryan Smith - Water Banking: A Free Market Approach to Efficiently Managing and Incentivizing Conservation of a Natural Resource [Presentation]	Session agenda not yet finalized when printed.
10:40am-11:00am	Ione Taylor - Decision Science, Valuation, and Resource Decision Making [Presentation]	Seth Soman - An Agent-Based Model of Multifunctional Agricultural Landscapes Using Genetic Algorithms [Presentation]	Lauren Hutchison - Prioritization of Habitat Management Areas Using Stakeholder Analysis of Ecosystem Services within a GIS Framework	Austin Troy - Estimating Ecosystem Service Values in Southern Ontario [Presentation]
11:00am-11:20am	Anne Kinsinger - Linkage of Ecological Science and Ecosystem Services	Rebecca Logsdon - Development of a Methodology to Quantify Ecosystem Services Using Landscape Models	Marc Russell - An Operational Structure for Clarity in Ecosystem Service Values [Presentation]	Simone Maynard - Valuing Ecosystem Services through Participatory Processes for Policy and Planning in Southeast Queensland [Presentation]
11:20am-11:40am	Benjamin Tuggle - Integrating Ecosystem Services into Landscape Conservation Cooperatives [Presentation]	Shuguang Liu - EcoServ: A Community and Web-Service Based Modeling System for Simultaneously Quantifying Multiple Ecosystem Services at the Landscape to National Scales	Elizabeth Smith - Finding Common Ground between Ecosystem Services and Environmental Systems [Presentation]	Paul Manson - Role of Ecosystem Function in Measurement of Economic Aspects of Ecosystem Services [Presentation]	Session agenda not yet finalized when printed.
11:40am-12:00pm	Carl Shapiro - Incorporating Ecosystem Services and Adaptive Management into Sustainable Resource Decisions	Azur Moulaert - Applied Multidisciplinary Solutions for the Sustainable Development of the Térraba-Sierpe Region of Costa Rica [Presentation]	Panel Discussion	Tomasz Zarzycki - Contingent Valuation of Benefits Arising From Marine Biodiversity	Session agenda not yet finalized when printed.
12:15pm-1:30pm	Special Lunch Session Ecosystem Services and Greening National Accounts Moderator: Trista Patterson
12:15pm-12:20pm	Introduction & Overview
12:20pm-12:40pm	James Boyd - Measuring Consumption of Environmental Public Goods: Theory and Practice of a Green Index [Presentation]
12:40pm-1:00pm	Kenneth Bagstad - Contextualizing Ecosystem Services Supply and Demand for National Accounting Systems [Presentation]
1:00pm-1:20pm	Trista Patterson - Demand Side Ecosystem Services
	Concurrent Sessions
	Session 4A	Session 4B	Session 4C	Session 4D	Session 4E
1:30pm-3:15pm	When Ecosystem Services Cross Boundaries: Science and Governance [VIDEO]	Ecosystem Services in Urban Areas: Tools, Conceptual Framework, and Policy Interventions I	Seaworthy Metrics for Ecosystem Services	Valuation II	Tools
Moderator	Laura Lopez-Hoffman and Laura Norman	Ann Kinzig	Mary Ruckelshaus	Richard Bernknopf	Sissel Waage
1:30pm-1:35pm	Introduction & Overview	Introduction & Overview	Introduction & Overview	Introduction & Overview	Introduction & Overview
1:35pm-1:55pm	Laura Lopez-Hoffman - What Happens when Ecosystem Services Jump Across Boundaries? [Presentation]	Ann Kinzig - Understanding Off-Site Ecosystem Service Flows [Presentation]	Becky Allee - Approaches to Ecosystem Service Assessment and Valuation at NOAA [Presentation]	David Bakter - The Economic Value of the Mississippi River Delta	Pieter Booth - Case Study of Comparative Tool Application and Considerations for Corporate Land Management [Presentation]
1:55pm-2:15pm	Laura Norman - Ecosystem Services: the SCWEPM Bridge across Trans boundary and Environmental Justice Divides [Presentation]	Thomas Elmqvist - Analysis of Social and Ecological Values of Urban Green Spaces: Implications for Urban Planning	Susan H. Yee - Incorporating Ecosystem Services into Coastal and Watershed Management [Presentation]	Maura Flight - Valuing Ecosystem Service Tradeoffs of Wetland Management in Delaware	John Ritten - Linked Ecological and Economic State and Transition Model for Adaptive Management of Rangeland Ecosystems [Presentation]
2:15pm-2:35pm	Olivier Petit - Strengthening Cooperation on International Rivers: Trans boundary Ecosystem Services as a Policy Tool [Presentation]	Linda Fernandez - Dynamic Analysis of Open Space Using a Repeat Sales/Hedonic Approach	Michael Papenfus - Marine InVEST: Assessing Ecosystem Services in Marine and Coastal Environments [Presentation]	James Klang - Conservation Marketplace of Minnesota [Presentation]	William Labiosa - Integrated Ecological, Economic, and Quality-of-Life Evaluations for Land Use Planning Decision Support in South Florida: The South Florida Ecosystem Portfolio Model [Presentation]
2:35pm-2:55pm	Chris Brown - The Protection of Ecosystem Services in the US- Mexico Border [Presentation]	Joshua Abbott - Water, Water Everywhere: Hedonic Pricing of Residential Lakes in an Arid City [Presentation]	Greg Guannel - A Process-Based Model for Valuing Coastal Protection Services [Presentation]	Billy Gascoigne - Valuing Ecosystem and Economic Services across Land-Use Scenarios in the Prairie Potholes [Presentation]	Nancy Musgrove - HEA as a Tool for Evaluating Ecosystem Services and Restoration Options [Presentation]
2:55pm-3:15pm	Gary Nabhan - Payments for Damages to Ecosystem Services Related to the Gulf Oil Spill	Pat Gober - Using Watered Landscapes to Manipulate Urban Heat Island Effects [Presentation]	Panel Discussion - Mary Ruckelshaus, Buck Sutter, All Speakers	Ilona Kaminska - An Attempt at the Economic Valuation of Waste Bioremediation Service in Brackish Estuaries [Presentation]	James Remuzzi - LandServer: An Ecosystem Service Market Mapping and Assessment Tool [Presentation]
	Concurrent Sessions
	Session 5A	Session 5B	Session 5C	Session 5D	Session 5E
3:45pm-5:30pm	Making Markets Work [VIDEO]	Ecosystem Services in Urban Areas: Tools, Conceptual Framework, and Policy Interventions II	Modeling and Mapping Species for Assessing Ecosystem Services	Climate and Natural Hazards	Water Services, Pollution, and Values
Moderator	Bobby Cochran	Ann Kinzig	Brenda Rashleigh	Barry Gold	Iris Goodman
3:45pm-3:50pm	Introduction & Overview	Introduction & Overview	Introduction & Overview	Introduction & Overview	Introduction & Overview
3:50pm-4:10pm	Bobby Cochran - Making a Multi-Credit Ecosystem Market Work for Oregon [Presentation]	Mary Ruckelshaus- Valuing Changes in Ecosystem Services Under Alternative Futures [Presentation]	Stephen Jordan - Ecosystem Services of Coastal Habitats and Fisheries: Multi-scale Modeling [Presentation]	Sharon Kahara - Effect of Climate, Age and Management Intensity on Nutrient Storage in USDA Restored Wetlands in California's Central Valley [Presentation]	Bryan Milstead - Northeastern Lakes: Tradeoffs Between Aesthetics and the Attenuation of Anthropogenic Reactive Nitrogen [Presentation]
4:10pm-4:30pm	David Primozich - Getting Supply and Demand Moving at Scale: The Freshwater Trust’s StreamBank Model [Presentation]	Mary Cadenasso - Strategies to Retain Nitrogen and Dissipate Heat in Baltimore, MD, USA	Katie Arkema - Using Maps and Models of Species to Quantify and Manage for Trade-offs Among Ecosystem Services	Christopher Lant - Climate Change, Hydrology, and Landscapes of America's Heartland: A Multi-scale Natural-Human System [Presentation]	James McConaghie - Nitrogen Retention as an Ecosystem Service is Linked to Land Cover Heterogeneity [Presentation]
4:30pm-4:50pm	Jeremy Sokulsky - Moving from Inputs to Outcomes to Markets [Presentation]	Christine Alfsen - The URBIS Partnership Proposal: Fostering the Ecosystem Approach in Urban Planning [Presentation]	Brenda Rashleigh - Modeling of Valued Fish Species in River Networks [Presentation]	Jan Cassin - Managing for Resilience in the Coastal Zone - Ecosystem Services and Climate Change [Presentation]	Megan Lang - Effectiveness of Wetland Conservation Practices for Pollutant Regulation
4:50pm-5:10pm	Panel Discussion - Extending Models to New Watersheds	Charles Perrings - Urban Ecosystem Services Science and Policy, the International Dimension [Presentation]	John Rogers - Dynamic Simile-Based Model for Predicting the Effects of Water Quality on the Growth of Thalassia testudinum in Tampa Bay [Presentation]	Mark Buckley - Building Risk and Uncertainty from Climate Change into Economic Valuation of Ecosystem Services [Presentation]	Marion Deerhake and Ross Loomis - Considering Ecosystem Services Co-benefits in Strategies to Restore the Chesapeake Bay
5:10pm-5:30pm	Panel Discussion - Extending Models to New Watersheds	Panel Discussion	Panel Discussion	David Batker - Flood Protection and Ecosystem Services in the Chehalis Basin	Gustavo Perez-Verdin - The Value of Water Under Different Altitude and Moisture Scenarios
Thursday, December 9, 2010
	Concurrent Sessions
	Session 6A	Session 6B	Session 6C	Session 6D	Session 6E
8:00am-9:45am	Drivers of Ecosystem Service Changes Can Go Both Ways: Economic Development, Technology and Population [VIDEO]	Cultural Services: Interdisciplinary and International Perspectives	Payment for Ecosystem Services	Ecosystem Service Research and Management in the Southwest	Nitrogen Removal as an Ecosystem Service
Moderator	Indur Goklany	Terry Daniel and Andreas Muhar [Presentation]	Frank Casey	Darius Semmens	Jana Compton, Steve Jordan, and Anne Neale
8:00am-8:05am	Introduction & Overview	Introduction & Overview	Introduction & Overview	Introduction & Overview	Introduction & Overview
8:05am-8:25am	Roger Sedjo - Forest Adaptation to Climate Change: Management Options [Presentation]	Robert Ribe - Ecological Production Functions for Landscape Aesthetics.	Evan Mercer - Payments for Forest Based Ecosystem Services in the US [Presentation]	Pamela Bailey - A Comparison of Fragmentation Effects in Three Erigeron Pollination Networks	Michelle Perez - Connecting the Science to Water Quality Trading [Presentation]
8:25am-8:45am	Braden Allenby - Technology as a Driver of Ecosystem Service Change [Presentation]	Adrienne Gret-Regamey - Services Provided by Modified and Constructed Landscapes.	Kari Virgerstol - Paying for Watershed Services: How do we Measure Impacts? [Presentation]	Kenneth Bagstad - Ecosystem Services in Decision Making for Public Lands in the Southwest and Beyond [Presentation]	Judy Denver - Using Hydrologic Landscapes to Predict Nitrogen Removal in Wetlands
8:45am-9:05am	Bruce Peacock - The Economic Feedback Loop for Ecosystem Service Policy Changes [Presentation]	Thomas Elmqvist - Cultural Ecosystem Services and Urban Green Spaces.	Todd Gartner - The Northern Forest Watershed Incentives Project [Presentation]	Matt Weber - Using Focus Groups to Understand Ecosystem Services of an Impacted Southwestern River [Presentation]	Stephen Jordan - Wetlands as Sinks for Reactive Nitrogen at Continental and Global Scales [Presentation]
9:05am-9:25am	Billie L. Turner II - Change in Environmental Services in Southern Yucatán: Balancing Proximate and Distal Drivers [Presentation]	Courtney Flint - Scientific Methods for Cultural Service Assessments	Travis Greenwalt - Payment for Ecosystem Services from the Carson River Natural Floodplain [Presentation]	David Brookshire - Integrated Modeling and Ecological Valuation: A Framework for the Semi-Arid Southwest [Presentation]	Paula Allen - Does Nutrient Retention Increase with Hydrologic Complexity?
9:25am-9:45am	Indur Goklany - Drivers of Ecosystem Service Changes Can Go Both Ways: Economic Development, Technology and Population [Presentation]	Marianne Penker - Evaluating Cultural Ecosystem Services: The Perspective of European Social Sciences	Panel Discussion	Carrie Presnall - Market Development for Rangeland Ecosystem Services [Presentation]	Alex Echols - Greenhouse Gas Benefits from Agricultural Nitrogen Managed for Water Quality [Presentation]
	Concurrent Sessions
	Session 7A	Session 7B	Session 7C	Session 7D	Session 7E
10:15am-12:00pm	The Economic Valuation of Ecosystem Services on American Indian Tribal Land [VIDEO]	National Programs to Deliver Ecosystem Service Payments and Jump-start Markets	Will Ecosystem Services Render Ecological Risk Assessment Obsolete as a Tool for Informing Decisions? An Expert Debate	Spatial and Temporal Dynamics of Ecosystem Services	Carbon and GHG
Moderator	James Caudill	Sara Vickerman	Anne Rea and Wayne Munns [Presentation]	Darius Semmens	Jonathan Smith
10:15am-10:20am	Introduction & Overview	Introduction & Overview	Introduction & Overview	Introduction & Overview	Introduction & Overview
10:20am-10:40am	Tom Blaser, Attorney-Advisor, Department of the Interior Office of the Solictor, Washington DC [Presentation]	Sara Vickerman - National Policy Options to Encourage Credible Ecosystem Service Markets [Presentation]	Rochelle Araujo and Gregory Biddinger - Ecological Risk Assessment Is a Flawed Paradigm and Has Outlived Its Usefulness in Informing Environmental Management [Presentation1] [Presentation2]	Gary Johnson - Service Path Attribution Networks (SPANs): Spatially Quantifying Ecosystem Service Flows [Presentation]	Sandra Kling - The Ecosystem Services of Urban Forests: Enhancing Carbon Storage with Carbon Offset Projects in the City of Tampa, Florida [Presentation]
10:40am-11:00am	Barbara Harper - Valuing the Priceless: Valuation of Tribal Resources and Services [Presentation]	Lynn Scarlett - Connecting Landscape-scale Conservation with Ecosystem Markets and Programs	Lisa Wainger and Larry Kapustka - There Is Merit in Understanding Risk to Ecosystem Services in the Context of Environmental Management Decisions [Presentation]	Miroslav Honzák - Application of Artificial Intelligence for Ecosystem Services (ARIES) for Assessing Flows of Freshwater Services in the La Antigua Watershed, Veracruz, Mexico	Stephen Faulkner - Ancillary Effects of Carbon Sequestration Strategies on Ecosystem Services
11:00am-11:20am	Bruce Peacock - Cultural Resource Valuation: State of the Economics [Presentation]	Sally Duncan - Public Utilities and Payments for Ecosystem Services: New Connective Tissue?	Dale Goble and J.B. Ruhl Ecological Risk Assessment Should Focus on Ecological Condition and Not on Human Well-being [Presentation]	Brian Voigt - Modeling Temporal and Spatial Flows of Ecosystem Service in Chittenden County, VT, USA [Presentation]	Lydia Olander - Stacking Carbon Payments with Land Use Policies, Programs, and Markets [Presentation]
11:20am-11:40am	John Vitello - Tribal Forest Management Inherently Results in Sustainable Ecosystem Services [Presentation]	Albert Todd - Eco-Enterprise: Market Innovations in Ecosystem Services [Presentation]	Panel Discussion	Jay Diffendorfer - Accounting for migration in ecosystem services assessment [Presentation]	Ralf Seppelt - Global Land Use Change Dynamics, Green House Gas Emissions, and Ecosystem Services (GLUGS) [Presentation]
11:40am-12:00pm	Fred Kirschner - Primary restoration versus “replace or acquire the equivalent” of tribal reserved lands under NRDA [Presentation]	Bobby Cochran - Measuring Ecosystem Services – Transitioning to an Efficient and Integrated Approach [Presentation]	Panel Discussion	Julia Michalak - Seed Dispersal Services and Urban Development Influence Garry Oak Regeneration Patterns [Presentation]	Aaron Jenkins - Supplying Ecosystem Services: Conservation and Management Decisions of Farm Operators in Eastern North Carolina [Presentation]
12:15pm-1:30pm	Special Lunch Session Forests and Forest Management Moderator: Robert Deal
12:15pm-12:20pm	Introduction & Overview
12:20pm-12:40pm	Susan Alexander - Mushrooms, Boughs and Money: Non-timber Forest Products in the United States [Presentation]
12:40pm-1:00pm	Tong Wu - Tradeoffs Between Forest Ecosystem Services Under Differing Socioeconomic Conditions [Presentation]
1:00pm-1:20pm	Adrienne Gret-Regamey - Tradeoffs Between Ecosystem Services for Sustainable Land Use Management
	Concurrent Sessions
	Session 8A	Session 8B	Session 8C	Session 8D	Session 8E
1:30pm-3:15pm	Using Ecosystem Service Credits in Public Policy and Restoration Programs [VIDEO]	Effects of Biofuels Production on Ecosystem Services	Ecosystem Service Endpoints for Decision Making	Implementation and Institutions	Synthesis of Indicators and Information
Moderator	Jeremy Sokulsky	Betsy Smith [Presentation]	Dixon Landers and Lisa Wainger	Amy Daniels	Barry Rosen
1:30pm-1:35pm	Introduction & Overview	Introduction & Overview	Introduction & Overview	Introduction & Overview	Introduction & Overview
1:35pm-1:55pm	Adam Davis - The Potential for Private Capital Funds to Serve Conservation and Restoration Public Policy Goals [Presentation]	Randy Bruins - Evaluating Ecosystem Service Trade-offs Associated with Biofuel Feedstock Production in the Midwest [Presentation]	Paul Ringold - ESRP Approach to Using Final Ecosystem Services [Presentation]	Bruce Jones - The State of Ecosystem Services Implementation [Presentation]	R. Jan Stevenson - Integrating Indicators of Ecological Condition and Services into a Policy Framework [Presentation]
1:55pm-2:15pm	Dan Nees - Payments for Watershed Services: Leveraging Public Funding to Expand Restoration Success [Presentation]	Terry Sohl - Development of a Spatially Explicit Land-use Model for the Assessment of Biofuels [Presentation]	Lisa Wainger - Bringing Principles to the Practical Measurement of Ecosystem Service Endpoints [Presentation]	Anne Neale - National Atlas of Ecosystem Services [Presentation]	Lisa Smith - Conceptualizing Human Well-being and Ecosystem Services in Context of Economic and Social Aspects [Presentation]
2:15pm-2:35pm	Alex Echols - The Commoditization of Intangibles: Overcoming Impediments to Reducing Pollution through Markets [Presentation]	Yingxin Gu - Dynamic Modeling of Ecosystem Performance to Identify Land Suitable for Biofuels Development	Jeffrey Kline - Defining the Role of the Ecosystem Services Concept in Public Lands Management [Presentation]	Jim Henderson - Ecosystem Services and the Corps of Engineers: We Identified Them and Now We're Waiting [Presentation]	Simone Maynard - Synthesizing Qualitative and Quantitative Information: Support for Ecosystem over Land Use Approaches to Ecosystem Services Assessments [Presentation]
2:35pm-2:55pm	Jeremy Sokulsky - Using Ecosystem Service Credits to Increase the Effectiveness of Publicly Funded Restoration & Water Quality Regulatory Programs [Presentation]	Virginia Dale - Regional Changes in Water Quality Associated with Switchgrass Feedstock [Presentation]	Kevin Halsey - Measuring Ecosystem Services at Multiple Scales [Presentation]	Robert Deal - Integrating Ecosystem Services into a Management Framework for Public Lands [Presentation]	Kenneth Boykin - Mapping Biodiversity Metrics at Regional and National Landscape Scales [Presentation]
2:55pm-3:15pm	Tracy Stanton - State of Watershed Payments: An Emerging Marketplace [Presentation]	Laurence Eaton - The Economic Effects of Biofuel Feedstock Production on Game fish Distribution	Panel Discussion	Maggie Clary - Lessons from Case Studies of Collaborative Watershed Management [Presentation]	Jeff Ranara - Integrated Social-Ecological Network Analysis of User-managed, Avian and Invertebrate Species - Inhabited GreenER Roofs and Walls Providing Expanded Urban Ecosystem Services
3:45pm-4:55pm	Closing Plenary Session Progress and Future Directions for Ecosystem Services: A Synthesis of ACES 2010 Moderated By: Marina Moses, Director Roundtable on Science and Technology for Sustainability, The National Academies [VIDEO] Panel Members: Mark Nechodom, Natural Resources and Environment, U.S. Department of Agriculture Barry Gold, Program Director, Marine Conservation Initiative, Gordon & Betty Moore Foundation Sissel Waage, Consultant, Business for Social Responsibility Lydia Olander, Director of Ecosystem Services Program, Nicholas Institute, Duke University Frank Casey, Center for Science, Decisions, and Resource Management, U.S. Geological Survey
4:55pm-5:00pm	Closing Remarks - Carl Shapiro, Co-Director, Center for Science, Decisions, and Resource Management, U.S. Geological Survey, ACES 2010 Conference Chair
Conference Concludes

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