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International Symposium on Society & Resource Management
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International Symposium on Society & Resource Management
Estes Park, Colorado, USA
June 4-8, 2013
A Time for Integration
Registration is available by clicking here.
Important Note: The non-members MUST purchase a one-year membership to the International Association for Society and Natural Resources (IASNR) prior to registering for this conference. Our registration staff will check and confirm all IASNR memberships. Your conference registration will not be valid without an up to date IASNR membership. IASNR membership includes 12 issues of the journal Society and Natural Resources. Students have an option to choose not to receive the journal (-$25).To join the IASNR prior to registration, visit the IASNR website.)
All prices are in $USD
| On or Before April16, 2013 |
After April 16, 2013 | |
| Professional Members: | $340 | $395 |
| Student Members: | $200 | $235 |
symposium registration fee includes:
· Attendance at all concurrent sessions
· Attendance at plenary sessions
· Refreshments at all breaks
· ISSRM 2013 program guide
· IASNR business meeting
· Welcome Reception
· Poster Session Reception
· Closing Banquet
· Pre-conference Student Forum (students only)
Registration Fees for IASNR Members (2013 year)
Accompanying Persons
Individuals who wish to bring a guest may register the guest for a fee of $110 USD. Guests are welcome to attend the Welcome Reception, Poster Reception and closing banquet.
Refund Policy
Cancellations made before April 16, 2013 will be refunded, less a $50 US processing fee. Cancellations made after April 16, 2013 will not be refunded. Note that IASNR memberships are not refundable .
Esther Duke, MSc.
2013 ISSRM Conference Coordinator 19th International Symposium on Society & Resource Management Estes Park, Colorado, USA
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19th International Symposium on Society and Resource Management
Posted: November 9, 2012 Filed under: Uncategorized | Tags: Climate change, Colorado, Colorado State University, education, Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change, Resource Management Leave a comment19th International Symposium on Society and Resource Management
Hosted by Colorado State University
Location: Estes Park, Colorado
June 4 – 8, 2013
Theme: A Time for Integration
The lack of integration among the sciences is a major constraint to dealing with the complex nature of today’s environmental problems and is a particularly severe problem among the social sciences.
Keynote Speaker:
English: Rajendra K. Pachauri, Chairman, Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change
Rajendra Kumar Pachauri, Chairman, Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change (IPCC)
Visit our website at http://www.issrm2013.iasnr.org to learn more.
Abstract and Organized Session Deadline: February 10, 2013
(Our submission system opens next month)
Early Registration Deadline: April 16, 2013
Mike Manfredo
Conference Co-Chair
Human Dimensions of Natural Resources Department
Colorado State University
Jerry Vaske
Conference Co-Chair
Human Dimensions of Natural Resources Department
Colorado State University
Esther Duke
Conference Coordinator
Human Dimensions of Natural Resources Department
Colorado State University
Human Dimensions Conference
Posted: July 27, 2012 Filed under: Uncategorized | Tags: Biodiversity, Colorado, Colorado State University, Fish, Grizzly bear, Missoula Montana, United States, Wildlife management Leave a commentPathways to Success Conference & Training: Integrating Human Dimensions into Fisheries and Wildlife Management
Early Registration Deadline – August 6th
On or Before August 6, 2012 – $335 US
After August 6, 2012 – $435 US
Beaver Run Resort
September 24-27, 2012
Visit our website at www.hdfwconference.org to learn more.
Keynote speaker: Gary Machlis, Chief Science Advisor, NPS
Conference Themes:
Biodiversity and Coupled Social-Ecological Systems
Fish and Wildlife Governance
The Changing Nature of Wildlife Conservation
Enduring Issues in HDFW
Improving HDFW Science
Increasing HDFW Capacity
Working with the Public
Implications of Global Change
Human Wildlife Conflict
Wildlife in an Ecosystem Services Paradigm
Discourses about Wildlife
Demographics and Fish and Wildlife Policy
Mike Manfredo
Conference Co-Chair, Pathways to Success Integrating Human Dimension into Fish and Wildlife Management
Human Dimensions of Natural Resources Department
Jerry Vaske
Conference Co-Chair, Pathways to Success Integrating Human Dimension into Fish and Wildlife Management
Human Dimensions of Natural Resources Department
Colorado State University
Dan Decker
Conference Co-Chair, Pathways to Success Integrating Human Dimension into Fish and Wildlife Management
Professor, Natural Resources
Director, Human Dimensions Research Unit
Esther Duke
Coordinator, Pathways to Success: Integrating Human Dimension into Fish and Wildlife Management Conference
Human Dimensions of Natural Resources Department
Colorado State University
Pathways to Natural Resources Careers Summit
Posted: April 17, 2012 Filed under: Youth Camps, Zip Line | Tags: #BLM, #CYCA, Bureau of Land Management, Careers, Colorado Parks & Wildlife, Colorado State University, Cornell University, Employment, Natural resource, Natural Resources, Youth Leave a commentI am pleased to announce that we will be holding our follow-up meeting to the Pathways to Natural Resources Careers Summit on April 24th from 9:00 to 11:30 in the Hunter Education Room of the Colorado Parks & Wildlife building located at 6060 Broadway, Denver, CO 80216. The agenda for this event was generated by participants who attended the Pathways to Natural Resources Careers Summit held on February 23rd, co-hosted by CYCA and BLM.. With record numbers of Agency staff poised to retire and youth and young adult unemployment at 20%, this issue is of great importance.
The primary request at the conclusion of the February Summit was to conduct an inventory of existing resources for assisting young people to chart careers in natural resources – especially in State and Federal agencies. To that end, on April 24 we will:
1 – conduct a resource inventory
2 – identify resource gaps (by geographic area, age group, and target population)
Bureau of Land Management logo (Photo credit: Wikipedia)
3 – identify 2-3 action steps we can take in the next 12 months to fill those gaps
As such, please bring any and all of the electronic or hard copy resources you have that pertain to creating a path to employment in the natural resources sector. We will have laptops, and a projector and screen to enable review of electronic resources; please bring several copies of your hard copy materials for review by small groups. Load e-resources on a flash drive. If you are not able to attend, we encourage you to submit resources to us in advance so that they can be considered during the meeting. Please send them to Grant Sanford (gsanford).
Even if you were not able to attend the February Summit, we encourage you to attend this meeting and offer your insight on the topic.
I have attached the summary document from the first Pathways Summit compiled by facilitator Wendy Newman. As this summary illustrates, there are a number of short-term goals that we can collectively achieve through a focused effort. The first step is determining what resources are immediately available and what remains to be created, refined, and implemented. Your assistance and contributions are critical in achieving these goals and ultimately providing natural resource career opportunities to a broad base of young people.
There is no charge for the meeting. To RSVP, follow this link: nweil or 303-863-0603.
Light breakfast refreshments along with coffee and tea will be provided; please bring your own beverage container. RSVP by Tuesday, April 17, 2012.
Feel free to forward this email to other interested individuals.
Pathways_ConclusionsFINAL.docx
Human Dimensions Conference Call for abstracts
Posted: March 16, 2012 Filed under: Uncategorized | Tags: Biodiversity, Breckenridge, Breckenridge Colorado, Colorado, Colorado State University, Conference, Cornell University, Ecosystem services, Fish, Fish and Wildlife, Human Dimensions, Wildlife management Leave a comment
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Don’t Forget to Submit and Abstract
Abstract and Organized Session Proposal Deadline: May 1, 2012
Pathways to Success Conference & Training:
Integrating Human Dimensions into Fisheries and Wildlife Management
Beaver Run Resort
September 24-27, 2012
Visit our website at www.hdfwconference.org to learn more.
Keynote speaker: Gary Machlis, Chief Science Advisor, NPS
Conference Themes:
Biodiversity and Coupled Social-Ecological Systems
Fish and Wildlife Governance
The Changing Nature of Wildlife Conservation
Enduring Issues in HDFW
Improving HDFW Science
Increasing HDFW Capacity
Working with the Public
Implications of Global Change
Human Wildlife Conflict
Wildlife in an Ecosystem Services Paradigm
Discourses about Wildlife
Demographics and Fish and Wildlife Policy
Mike Manfredo
Conference Co-Chair, Pathways to Success Integrating Human Dimension into Fish and Wildlife Management
Human Dimensions of Natural Resources Department
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Jerry Vaske
Conference Co-Chair, Pathways to Success Integrating Human Dimension into Fish and Wildlife Management
Human Dimensions of Natural Resources Department
Colorado State University
Dan Decker
Conference Co-Chair, Pathways to Success Integrating Human Dimension into Fish and Wildlife Management
Professor, Natural Resources
Director, Human Dimensions Research Unit
Esther Duke
Coordinator, Pathways to Success: Integrating Human Dimension into Fish and Wildlife Management Conference
Human Dimensions of Natural Resources Department
Colorado State University
Pathways to Success Conference & Training: Integrating Human Dimensions into Fish and Wildlife Management
Posted: March 2, 2012 Filed under: Uncategorized | Tags: Biodiversity, Breckenridge, Colorado, Colorado State University, Conference, Cornell University, Ecosystem services, Fish & Wildlife, Fish and Wildlife, NPS, United States Fish and Wildlife Service, Wildlife management Leave a commentRegister Today
Pathways to Success Conference & Training:
Fish Head Pinyon Pine (Photo credit: James Marvin Phelps)
Integrating Human Dimensions into Fish and Wildlife Management
Breckenridge, Colorado
Beaver Run Resort
September 24-27, 2012
Visit our website at www.hdfwconference.org to learn more.
Keynote speaker: Gary Machlis, Chief Science Advisor, NPS
Abstract and Proposal Deadline: May 1, 2012
Conference Themes:
Biodiversity and Coupled Social-Ecological Systems
Fish and Wildlife Governance
The Changing Nature of Wildlife Conservation
Enduring Issues in HDFW
Improving HDFW Science
Increasing HDFW Capacity
Working with the Public
Implications of Global Change
Human Wildlife Conflict
Wildlife in an Ecosystem Services Paradigm
Discourses about Wildlife
Demographics and Fish and Wildlife Policy
Mike Manfredo
Conference Co-Chair, Pathways to Success Integrating Human Dimension into Fish and Wildlife Management
Human Dimensions of Natural Resources Department
Jerry Vaske
Conference Co-Chair, Pathways to Success Integrating Human Dimension into Fish and Wildlife Management
Human Dimensions of Natural Resources Department
Colorado State University
Image via Wikipedia
Dan Decker
Conference Co-Chair, Pathways to Success Integrating Human Dimension into Fish and Wildlife Management
Professor, Natural Resources
Director, Human Dimensions Research Unit
Esther Duke
Coordinator, Pathways to Success: Integrating Human Dimension into Fish and Wildlife Management Conference
Human Dimensions of Natural Resources Department
Colorado State University
Esther Duke
Coordinator of Special Projects and Programs
Human Dimensions of Natural Resources
Colorado State University
970.491.2197
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Pathways to Success Conference & Training: Integrating Human Dimensions into Fish and Wildlife Management Call for Abstracts – 2012 Human Dimensions Conference
Posted: December 16, 2011 Filed under: Uncategorized | Tags: Colorado, Colorado State University, Microsoft PowerPoint, Natural Environment Research Council, PowerPoint, United States, United States Fish and Wildlife Service, Wildlife management Leave a commentYou are invited to submit an Abstract or an Organized Session Proposal for
Pathways to Success Conference & Training:
Integrating Human Dimensions into Fish and Wildlife Management
Beaver Run Resort
September 24-27, 2012
Visit our website at www.hdfwconference.org to learn more.
Proposal Deadline: May 1, 2012
Biodiversity and Coupled Social-Ecological Systems
Fish and Wildlife Governance
The Changing Nature of Wildlife Conservation
Enduring Issues in HDFW
Improving HDFW Science
Increasing HDFW Capacity
Working with the Public
Implications of Global Change
Human Wildlife Conflict
Wildlife in an Ecosystem Services Paradigm
Discourses about Wildlife
Demographics and Fish and Wildlife Policy
Opportunities for Participation
Attendees are encouraged to submit Symposia proposals (for organized sessions) and/or Key Finding abstracts (for oral presentations). Proposals for presentations and symposia should focus on the overall Conference Themes. Please adhere to the guidelines when preparing your submission.
I. Key Findings Presentations are intended to provide a synopsis of important findings from your work and should focus on key findings and conclusions. Managerial case studies are welcome. Key Findings Presentations will be limited to a 15-minute presentation per person with additional time for questions from the audience. Time limits will be strictly enforced. We strongly recommend no more than 20 PowerPoint slides per presentation. Presenters are encouraged to bring more in-depth papers to pass out at the conference as a follow-up to their presentation. Abstracts from the Key Findings Presentations will be published on the conference CD. All oral presentations are limited to Microsoft PowerPoint only; no other formats will be accepted.
II. Symposia offer the opportunities for attendees to organize a series of presentations related to any of the conference themes. Oral symposia will be comprised of 4-6 paper presentations with a suggested time limit of 15 minutes per speaker. Roundtable, panel discussions and other formats are also welcome. Speakers are scheduled according to the organizer’s preferences. Symposia are scheduled to run concurrently with other conference sessions.
To find Abstract Submission Guidelines click on the “Guidelines” tab on the menu.
Mike Manfredo
Conference Co-Chair, Pathways to Success Integrating Human Dimension into Fish and Wildlife Management
Human Dimensions of Natural Resources Department
Jerry Vaske
Conference Co-Chair, Pathways to Success Integrating Human Dimension into Fish and Wildlife Management
Human Dimensions of Natural Resources Department
Colorado State University
Dan Decker
Conference Co-Chair, Pathways to Success Integrating Human Dimension into Fish and Wildlife Management
Professor, Natural Resources
Director, Human Dimensions Research Unit
Esther Duke
Coordinator, Pathways to Success: Integrating Human Dimension into Fish and Wildlife Management Conference
Human Dimensions of Natural Resources Department
Colorado State University
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