Workshop Program
| FRIDAY 3/16 | |||
| 5-7P | Nature walk at Senda Darwin |
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| 7-10P | Dinner and Opening Presentations |
Juan Armesto |
Contrasting views about the concept of “ecological frontiers” |
Ricardo Rozzi |
A biocultural history the insular region of south-western Chile |
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Robert Frodeman |
Interdisciplinary methods for integrating environmental sciences, ethics and policy |
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| SATURDAY 3/17 | |||
| 830-1030A | Field trip in Ancud |
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| 11-1130A | Presentations |
Alicia Bugallo |
Yungas Biosphere Reserve (Argentina) Case Study |
| 1130-12P | Rodrigo Vasquez |
Forest Birds in Chiloe and Cape Horn |
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| 12-1230P | |||
| 1-230P | Lunch |
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| 230-3P | Session one: understanding and conserving frontier ecosystems |
Jerry Franklin |
Frontier ecosystems and indigenous communities |
| 3-330P | Patricio Moreno |
Quaternary history of frontier ecosystems in southern South America |
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| 330-4P | Michael Nelson |
The wilderness debate |
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| 4-430P | General Discussion |
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| 6-9P | Public Reception |
Gene Likens |
Human induced global change and frontier ecosystems |
Juan Armesto & Ricardo Rozzi |
The experiences and goals of Senda Darwin and Omora Ethnobotanical Park |
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| SUNDAY 3/18 | |||
| 9-930A | Session two: integrating scientific and cultural characterizations of frontier ecosystems |
Gene Hargrove |
Environmental Ethics and Environmental Education |
| 930-10A | Kurt Jax |
Societal choice and the functioning of frontier ecosystems: lessons from and for the Cape Horn Region |
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| 10-1030A | Patricio Camus |
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| 1030-11A | Break |
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| 11-1130A | Session three: exploring interdisciplinary methods for linking social and ecological systems |
Miguel Acevedo |
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| 1130-12P | Clark Miller |
International Science Advice for Biodiversity: Thoughts on the Millennium Assessment, IMoSEB, and Beyond |
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| 12-1230P | Roger Pielke, Jr. |
Thought on Expert Advice in Politicized Debates |
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| 1230-1P | General discussion |
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| 1-230P | Lunch |
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| 230-3P | Session four: ecological-ethical comparison between South American and North American forest ecosystems |
Irene Klaver |
Frozen Assetts: Ice on the Edge |
| 3-330P | John Vucetich |
Some relationships between ecological science and environmental ethics: The Isle Royale wolf-moose experience |
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| 330-4P | Martin Carmona & Cecilia Pérez |
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| 430-530P | General Discussion |
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| 7-10P | Dinner and Concluding Presentations |
Francisco Lozano |
From Antarctica to the Stars |
Jerry Franklin |
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| MONDAY 3/19 | |||
| 9-1P | Field trip |
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| 1-3P | Travel to ferry |
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| 5-6P | Presentations on natural and cultural history of archipelago region |
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| 6-7P | Introduce specific challenges to be addressed in working sessions |
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| 7-8P | Working session #1How to better integrate environmental philosophy and policy with ecological sciences |
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| TUESDAY 3/20 | |||
| 9-10A | |||
| 10-1230P | Working session #2The "frontier ecosystem" concept |
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| 1230-2P | Lunch |
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| 2-4P | Working session #3"Taxonomy of Values" |
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| 4-430P | Break |
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| 430-530P | Fostering institutional linkages bewteen UNT & IEB |
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| 8-10P | Working session #4how definitions, methods, & taxonomy of values can help inform conservation strategies |
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| WEDNDESDAY 3/21 | |||
| 10-12P | Working session #5Comparisons to N. America |
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Day trip to Puerto Eden |
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| THURSDAY 3/22 | |||
| 9A | Arrival at Puerto Natales |
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| 2-5P | Visit to Milodon Cave |
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| 630-830P | Welcome ceremony and Public Conference at the University of Magallanes |
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| 830-1030P | Dinner |
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| FRIDAY 3/23 | |||
| 730-230P | Visit to Torres del Paine |
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Workshop wrap-up |
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