|
Poster Number |
First Name |
Last Name |
Organization |
City |
ST |
Country |
Poster Title |
|
1 |
Diana |
Alvira |
University of Florida |
Gainesville |
FL |
USA |
From Researcher to
Facilitator of Cooperative Learning: Donning Different Hats for More
Effective Problem-Solving Research in Tropical Conservation and
Development |
|
2 |
Paulo |
Amaral |
Imazon |
Belém |
|
Brazil |
Bridging the Divide: A
Consortium Approach to the Multi-Scale and Multi-Dimensional Challenges
of Sustainable Community Forest Management in the Brazilian Amazon |
|
3 |
Simone |
Athayde |
University of Florida |
Gainesville |
FL |
USA |
Developing Scientific
Research through Collaboration in Community-based Projects Among Two
Indigenous Peoples in the Brazilian Amazon |
|
4 |
Ana Carolina |
Barbosa de Lima |
Entropix Engenharia |
Piracicaba |
|
Brazil |
Forest Certification
Impacts on Community Forest Management in Brazil's Western Amazon |
|
5 |
Wendy-lin |
Bartels |
University of Florida |
Gainesville |
FL |
USA |
Supporting Learning
Platforms for Participatory Land Use Planning and Management Among
Participants of PROAMBIENTE |
|
6 |
Simone |
Bauch |
Imazon |
Belém |
|
Brazil |
Harnessing Rural Radio
Networks for Working Forests |
|
7 |
Omaira |
Bolanos |
University of Florida |
Gainesville |
FL |
USA |
Identity and Land: The
Twofold Dimension of Indigenous Peoples' Struggles to Contain Pressures
on the Amazon Forest in Santarem, Brazil |
|
8 |
Jay |
Bost |
University of Florida |
Gainesville |
FL |
USA |
Participatory Native
Fruit Tree Improvement |
|
9 |
John |
Browder |
Virginia Tech |
Blacksburg |
VA |
USA |
Rebuilding the Brazilian
Rainforest |
|
10 |
Renee |
Bullock |
University of Florida |
Gainesville |
FL |
USA |
An Analysis of Community
Based Forest Management in the East Usambaras, Tanzania |
|
11 |
Alicia |
Calle |
Yale University |
New Haven |
CT |
USA |
Changing Attitudes: The
Key to Promoting the Adoption of Silvopastoral Systems in Quindío,
Colombia |
|
12 |
Andrea B |
Chavez |
University of Florida |
Gainesville |
FL |
USA |
Land Conversion in
Southeastern Peru: A Socio-Spatial Study of Land Use Land Cover Change |
|
13 |
Pedro |
Constantino |
University of Florida |
Gainesville |
FL |
USA |
Indigenous Collaborative
Research for Wildlife Management in Amazonia: The Case of the Kaxinawá,
Acre, Brazil |
|
14 |
Rosa |
Cossío |
University of Florida |
Gainesville |
FL |
USA |
Forest Management by
Private Small-Medium Forest Enterprises in the Peruvian Amazon |
|
15 |
Maria |
DiGiano |
University of Florida |
Gainesville |
FL |
USA |
Predicting the Fate of
Community Forest Management in the Face of Disaster: Reorganization and
Resilience Within Forest Communities in Southeastern Mexico |
|
31 |
Amy |
Duchelle |
University of Florida |
Gainesville |
FL |
USA |
Building Capacity for
Tropical Biology and Conservation as Graduate Students Build Their Own |
|
30 |
Edem |
Ekpe |
University of Central
Florida |
Orlando |
FL |
USA |
Crop-raiding by Wildlife
in Ghana, The Important Role of Uncharismatic Wildlife Species |
|
18 |
David |
Elliott |
University of Florida |
Gainesville |
FL |
USA |
Connectivity, Resources
and Governance in the Southwest Amazon: Can Communities Take Advantage
of New Opportunities While Avoiding the Pitfalls? |
|
19 |
Edward |
Ellis |
Universidad Veracruzana |
Xalapa |
|
Mexico |
Is Community Forestry
More Effective than Protected Areas? A Comparison of Land Use/Land
Cover Change in Two Neighboring Study Areas of the Central Yucatan
Peninsula, Mexico. |
|
20 |
Jean-Gael |
Emptaz-Collomb |
University of Florida |
Gainesville |
FL |
USA |
Maximizing the
Relationship Between Researchers and Community Based Organizations |
|
21 |
Lucas |
Fortini |
University of Florida |
Gainesville |
FL |
USA |
Watershed Modeling of
Smallholder Timber Management in the Amazon Estuary |
|
22 |
Gregory |
Frey |
NC State University |
Raleigh |
NC |
USA |
Perceptions of
Silvopasture Systems in Northeastern Argentina |
|
23 |
Gregory |
Frey |
NC State University |
Raleigh |
NC |
USA |
Relative Technical
Efficiency of Silvopasture, Pasture and Forestry Systems |
|
24 |
Timothy |
Fullman |
University of Florida |
Gainesville |
FL |
USA |
Impact of African
Elephants (Loxodonta africana)
on Trees in Chobe National Park, Botswana: A Spatial Analysis |
|
49 |
Juanita |
Garcia-Saqui |
University of Florida |
Gainesville |
FL |
USA |
Are Community Based
Natural Resource Management Programs Influencing Attitudinal Changes
Towards Wildlife and the National Parks in Namibia and Botswana? |
|
64 |
Daisy |
Gomez-Silva |
Fundação de Tecnologia do
Estado do Acre-FUNTAC |
Rio Branco |
|
Brazil |
Extractivism and
Technology – A Factory in the Rainforest |
|
25 |
Jaclyn |
Hall |
University of Florida |
Gainesville |
FL |
USA |
Does Forest Cover Mean a
Forest? Floristic Comparison of Protected and Cardamom Agroforests in
the East Usambara Mountains, Tanzania. |
|
26 |
Shoana |
Humphries |
University of Florida |
Gainesville |
FL |
USA |
Are Community-Based
Forest Enterprises Economically Viable? Combined Training and
Participatory Research to Analyze Costs and Benefits for Two Cases in
the Brazilian Amazon |
|
27 |
William |
Kanapaux |
University of Florida |
Gainesville |
FL |
USA |
Livelihood Security and
Natural Resource Management on Namibia's Kwando River |
|
28 |
Christie |
Klimas |