This document provides an agenda for the Student Conference on Conservation Science in Bangalore in 2014, including:
- A schedule of workshops, talks, and presentations on the first two days covering topics like conservation policies, GIS/remote sensing, conservation genetics, data analysis, social and ecological dimensions of conservation, and more.
- Details of the keynote speakers and their talks on the first day about fortress conservation and communicating conservation science through art/literature.
- Details of student talks and posters on ecology, ecosystem functioning, and human-wildlife conflict to be presented on the first two days.
- The second day focuses on human-elephant conflict with a film and student talks on dealing with
This document provides an agenda for the Student Conference on Conservation Science in Bangalore in 2014, including:
- A schedule of workshops, talks, and presentations on the first two days covering topics like conservation policies, GIS/remote sensing, conservation genetics, data analysis, social and ecological dimensions of conservation, and more.
- Details of the keynote speakers and their talks on the first day about fortress conservation and communicating conservation science through art/literature.
- Details of student talks and posters on ecology, ecosystem functioning, and human-wildlife conflict to be presented on the first two days.
- The second day focuses on human-elephant conflict with a film and student talks on dealing with
This document provides an agenda for the Student Conference on Conservation Science in Bangalore in 2014, including:
- A schedule of workshops, talks, and presentations on the first two days covering topics like conservation policies, GIS/remote sensing, conservation genetics, data analysis, social and ecological dimensions of conservation, and more.
- Details of the keynote speakers and their talks on the first day about fortress conservation and communicating conservation science through art/literature.
- Details of student talks and posters on ecology, ecosystem functioning, and human-wildlife conflict to be presented on the first two days.
- The second day focuses on human-elephant conflict with a film and student talks on dealing with
This document provides an agenda for the Student Conference on Conservation Science in Bangalore in 2014, including:
- A schedule of workshops, talks, and presentations on the first two days covering topics like conservation policies, GIS/remote sensing, conservation genetics, data analysis, social and ecological dimensions of conservation, and more.
- Details of the keynote speakers and their talks on the first day about fortress conservation and communicating conservation science through art/literature.
- Details of student talks and posters on ecology, ecosystem functioning, and human-wildlife conflict to be presented on the first two days.
- The second day focuses on human-elephant conflict with a film and student talks on dealing with
Conservation policies and advocacy Neha Sinha, S. Subramanya & Ritwick Dutta Satish Dhawan Classroom Introducing GIS and remote sensing using QGIS Ravi Bhalla & Srinivas Vaidyanathan CES Lotka Voltera lab Conservation Genetics - Advanced Shomita Mukherjee & Subhankar Chakraborty CES Seminar Hall Data Analysis Consultation Suhel Quader, Kulbhushansingh Suryawanshi, Varun Varma & Geetha Ramaswami CES Reading Room Social and Ecological Dimensions of Freshwater Biodiversity Conservation Jagdish Krishnaswamy, Nachiket Kelkar, Tarun Nair & Vidyadhar Atkore JN Tata Seminar Hall B The nitty-gritty of writing and presenting research Yateendra Joshi Cistup Classroom An Introduction to Invasion Biology Rauf Ali & Naveen Namboothri Rauf Ali and Naveen Namboothri Study design in ecology and conservation Advait Edgaonkar & Kavita Isvaran Materials Engineering Fundamentals of GIS for ecology, and Species distribution modelling Alice Hughes KSCST Introduction to occupancy sampling, modelling and estimation Abishek Harihar & Rohit Naniwadekar CES Seminar Hall Social Science for Conservation Biologists- An Introduction Sharachchandra Lele, Seema Purushothaman, E. Somanathan & Sudha Vasan JN Tata Main Auditorium Bird and Mammal handling techniques Uma Ramakrishnan, Gerry Martin, Vishnudas C. K., Vivek Ramachandran, Krishnapriya Tamma & Amruta Varudkar Gerry Martins Farm Walk the wild side (with your best foot forward): forge your indispensable so- cial and inter-personal tool-kit as a conservation scientist Shilpi Sarkar Cistup Workshop Hall Ecological restoration in a changing world: Insights from a natural forest-grassland matrix in the Western Ghats Bob Stewart, Tanya Balcar, Joachim Schmerbeck, Siddharth Krishnan, Suprabha Seshan, Arundhati Das & Milind Bunyan JN Tata Seminar Hall A 11:30 AM Refreshments 11:50 AM Long Workshops Continue 01:00 PM Lunch 02:00 PM Long Workshops Continue 04:30 PM Refreshments 04:50 PM Conference Inauguration 05:20 PM Communicating Conservation Science Using Art and Literature: The Last Wave- An Island Journey Pankaj Sekhsaria 06:00 PM Saving non-charismatic indicator species: tales of success and failures / Goutam Narayan 07:00 PM Dinner 09:30 PM Dinner Ends STUDENT CONFERENCE ON CONSERVATION SCIENCE BANGALORE 2014 Day 1 25 September 2014 08:00 AM Registration 08:30 AM Fortress Conservation: Eviction, Power and Conservation Visions Daniel Brockington 09:30 AM Refreshments 09:50 AM Group Photo 10:00 AM Ecology and Ecosystem Functioning Student Talks Dry Forest Seedlings Do Not Alter Above-Ground Biomass In Response To A Pulsed Watering Regime Lalitha Krishnan Amphibian Chytrid: A Test For Conservation? Guillaume Demare Understanding The Effects Of Tropical Rainforest Fragmentation On Tree Communities And Carbon Storage: A Functional Traits Approach Anand Osuri Local Adaptations And Distance Away From The Indian Mainland Had Contributed Towards Endemism In Dinopium Flamebacks In Sri Lanka Saminda Fernando Seasonal Variations In Nitrogen Transformations: Comparing Organic And Conventional Agricultural Practices Manjunatha H C A Phylogenetic Approach To Measuring Biodiversity In Dry Forest Tree Communities Divya B 12:00 AM Whos Who In Conservation 01:00 PM Lunch 02:00 PM Short Workshops How R you doing? Using the R platform for managing and analyzing ecological datasets Raman Kumar CES Lotka Voltera lab Making Effective Presentations Yateendra Joshi Cistup Classroom Do we need large carnivores in human use landscapes? Vidya Athreya, Kalyan Varma and Tiasa Adhya JN Tata Seminar Hall B Landscape genetics Uma Ramakrishnan, Srinivas Vaidyanathan and Prachi Thatte Cistup Workshop Hall Conservation Genetics - Basic Shomita Mukherjee and Subhankar Chakraborty Choksi Hall Exploring the media and conservation Daniel Brockington JN Tata Seminar Hall C Conservation Psychology: Attitude and environmental decision-making V.V. Binoy and Sindhu Radhakrishnan CES Seminar Hall Human elephant confict in India: scale, prevention and management measures K. K. Sharma, Sushant Chowdhury, Anupam Sarmah and Anil Kumar Singh JN Tata Seminar Hall A How to Read a Scientifc Paper? Nandini Rajamani IPC Classroom Thinking Quantitatively Suhel Quader KSCST STUDENT CONFERENCE ON CONSERVATION SCIENCE BANGALORE 2014 Day 2 26 September 2014 Ecological Monitoring and Conservation of Tropical Insect Biodiversity Krushnamegh Kunte Satish Dhawan Classroom Elements of effective study design Advait Edgaonkar and Kavita Isvaran Materials Engineering Leveraging Citizen Science beyond research Thomas Vattakaven, Vijay Barve, Yash Sondhi, K.V. Gururaja, Aravind Madhyasta and Gladwin Joseph JN Tata Main Auditorium 04:30 PM Refreshments 04:50 PM Ecology and Ecosystem Functioning Student Posters A01 A Comparative Study On Aquatic Insect Diversity Of Two Ponds Of Cachar District, Assam And The Role Of Ponds In Bio- diversity Conservation Arpita Dalal A02 Altitudinal Distribution Pattern Of Butterfies In Ne India: A Case Study In Barail Hill Range Monsoon Jyoti Gogoi A03 Aquatic Insect Inventory Of A Stream Of Chakrashila Wildlife Sanctuary, Btc Area, Western Assam, India- A Seasonal Study. Bijita Barman A04 Assessment Of Diversity Of Aquatic Birds In View Of Habitat Conservation At Bhadalwadi Lake, Ujjani Reservoir, Maharashtra Shraddha Karikar A05 Biogeographic Affnities Of The Magpie-Robins And Shamas (Copsychus) Of The Andaman Islands Nelum Wickramasinghe A06 Climate And Occurrence Of Small Felids: Three Species, Three Different Responses Andr Silva A07 Differences In Activity Budgets Of Migratory And Resident Members Of The Family Anatidae In Lothian, Scotland. Nisarg Chaudhari A08 Distribution Of A Caenophidian Snake, Xylophis Captaini (Gower & Winkler, 2007) In The Western Ghats, India. Jins V J A09 Diversity And Habitat Utilization Of Lizards In Mulshi Tehsil Of Northern Western Ghats Vinayak Chavan A10 Diversity Of Aquatic And Semi-Aquatic Heteroptera (Insecta: Hemiptera) Of The Four Lotic Systems Of Cachar District Of Assam, India. Anupama Saha A11 Diversity, Habitat Preference And Phenology Of Odonata Community In Talangama Environmental Protection Area, Sri Lanka (Work In Progress) Amila Prasanna Sumanapala A12 Factors Affecting The Distribution Of The Ganges River Dolphin In Karnali River Of Nepal And India Gopal Khanal A13 Geography Is The Problem: On The Relevance Of Local Case Studies To Global Change And Conservation Science Jared Margulies A14 Home Gardens, Islands Of Habitats For Acavus In Sri Lanka Saumya Bandara A15 Importance Of Mid Country Wet Zone Scattered Forest Areas In Sri Lanka On Behalf Of Winter Migratory Avifauna. Buddhika Weerakoon A16 Phylogenetic Position And Origin Of The Capped-Golden Langur Lineage Kunal Arekar A17 Spatial Dynamics Of Macrophytes And Associated Macrofauna In Pambala Chillaw Lagoon, Sri Lanka Iranga Liyanage A18 Species Composition And Spatial Distribution Of Odonates As A Pollution Level Indicator In A Aquatic Ecosystem Madupa Hewapathiranage A19 Status Assessment Of Ganges River Dolphin (Platanista Gangetica Gangetica) In Kulsi River, Assam, India In Pre-Monsoon Season Shah Nawaz Jelil A20 Status, Distribution And Habitat Analysis Of Tokay Gecko (Gekko Gecko) In Assam University And Its Adjoining Villages Biswajit Singh A21 Study Of Change Detection Of Mangroves Along Mundra Coast Of Gujarat Using Remote Sensing And Geoinformatics Abhinav Mehta A22 Tree Growth Estimates Based On Diameter Change In Seasonally Dry Tropical Forest Must Account For Shrinkage Related Bias. Rutuja Chitra Tarak A23 Water Quality Changes Odonata Assemblages: Habitat Associations And Seasonal Changes In Odonata Assemblages Across Land-Use Types Pankaj Koparde A24 Bird-Habitat Relationships In Modifed Forest Habitats Of Delhi Ridge. Munish Kumar Gupta A25 Habitat Occupation Of Butterfies In Natural Forest Patches And Grasslands At Lower Hanthana Sri Lanka Viyanga Ileperuma A26 Habitat Study In Kuruka- Rangajan Beel, Golaghat, Assam, India: Study In Context Of Wetland Conservation Sajidur Rahman 06:00 PM Conserving wildlife and forests in habitats of India: what is the way ahead / Sunita Narain 07:00 PM Dinner 09:30 PM Dinner Ends 08:00 AM Registration 08:30 AM Coexistence with elephants: Innovative and participatory approaches in the management of human-elephant confict M. Ananda Kumar 09:30 AM Refreshments 09:50 AM Living With Elephants Film 10:30 AM Human-Wildlife Confict Student Talks One Size Need Not Fit All: Dealing With Elephants In The High-Confict Alur Area In Southern India Subhankar Chakraborty Predation Dogma: Patterns Of Livestock Depredation By A Free Ranging Commensal In The Upper Spiti Landscape, Himachal Pradesh Chandrima Home Ranging Pattern Of Western Purple-Faced Langurs (Semnopithecus Vetulus Nestor) In Human Modifed Landscapes Chathuranga Deshapriya Snow Leopard Population Estimation And Confict Assessment In Eastern Ladakh, India Radhika Kothari The Battle Within: Behavioural And Physiological Stress In Asian Elephants In A Human-Dominated Landscape In The Western Ghats, S. India Sreedhar Vijayakrishnan 12:00 AM Whos Who In Conservation 01:00 PM Lunch 02:00 PM Short Workshops Conservation drones for dummies Lian Pin Koh JN Tata Seminar Hall B Challenges of coordination conservation efforts case studies: Asian vultures and bald ibis Chris Bowden Cistup Workshop Hall Language and Ecology Communicating Nature Through Local Languages P. Jeganathan and S. Theodore Baskaran Satish Dhawan Classroom Applications of Molecular Phylogenetics in Conservation Biology K. Praveen Karanth CES Lotka Voltera lab Bioacoustics Rohini Balakrishnan JN Tata Seminar Hall A Introduction to basic photography Kalyan Varma JN Tata Seminar Hall C Graphics and Visualisation in R Divya Vasudev KSCST Publication Ethics T.A. Abinandanan and Viswesha Guttal Materials Engineering An introduction to choice models: using peoples preferences in biodiversity conservation Abishek Harihar and Mousumi Ghosh-Harihar Management Studies Gender relations in human-environment research: an introduction to methods, approaches and analysis Budhaditya Das Cistup Classroom STUDENT CONFERENCE ON CONSERVATION SCIENCE BANGALORE 2014 Day 3 27 September 2014 Ecotourism: a critical deconstruction Ian Bride Choksi Hall Understanding Decision Making in Conservation Practice Tarsh Thekaekara JN Tata Main Auditorium 04:30 PM Refreshments 04:50 PM Human Wildlife Confict / People, Parks and Livelihoods / Environmental Pollution Student Posters B01 A Case Study On Leopard Human Confict In Guwahati Metro, Assam, India Mridul Bora B02 Conservation Of Critically Endangered Vulture Species Through Creation Of Vulture Safe Zone In Upper Assam Mayur Bawri B03 Conservation Programme Of Western Derby Eland: Is There Any Hierarchy In Mixed Herds Of This Critically Endangered Antelope? Pavla Junkov Vymyslick B04 Conservation Status Of Bats In And Around Mt. Saramati, Nagaland, India Pilot Dovih B05 Dna Barcoding In Lesser Known Threatened Ichthyofauna To Augment Conservation Effort Shamim Rahman B06 Ecological Responses To Bark Harvesting And Development Of Elite Harvesting Techniques In Four Overexploited Medicinal Tree Species N Manika B07 Effect Of Selective Harvest On Micro-Habitat Shift Of An Endemic And Endangered Plant In Arid Tropical Forest Harisha Puttahariyappa B08 Effectiveness Of Low-Cost Deterrents To Protect The Crops From Elephants: A Case Study From North Kanara District, Karnataka, India Sangram Parida B09 Effects Of Agrochemicals On Early Development Of Dawkinsia Srilankensis ; A Point Endemic Critically Endangered Fish Sureni Sumathipala B10 Environmental Income And Poverty : Livelihoods In A Central Indian Adivasi Community Affected By Conservation Induced Displacement Sakshi Aggarwal B11 Forests, Institutions And Rural Change: Case Study Of Two Villages In Sirmaur, Himachal Pradesh Yagyashree Kumar B12 Gender, Work And Livelihoods. A Study Of Buksa Adivasi In The Indian Terai Karishma Sharma B13 Importance And Potential Areas Of Urban Landscapes For Biodiversity Conservation In Tropics; Case Study In Sri Lanka Piyal Karunarathne B14 Native Ornamental Fishes And Trade: Possibility For Socio Economic Upliftment For Local Fishermen Of Barak Valley, Assam Banasree Sharma B15 Testing The Effcacy Of Low-Cost Crop Protection Measures Against Domestic Elephants In Sakrebyle Camp, Karnataka Prasanna NS B16 Towards Fishing Cat Conservation In Hill Country Sri Lanka Ashan Thudugala B17 Unmanned Aerial Vehicle (Uav) As A Field Tool For Monitoring Waterfowl At Kaliveli Wetland, Tamil Nadu, India Mythri S B18 Use Of Predictioneer's Game Model In Predicting Indian Policy Outcomes: A Case Study Of National Water Mission And Green India Mission Shradha Shreejaya B19 Using A Participatory Approach To Empower Communities To Manage Coastal Forests In Southwestern Madagascar Rakotomahazo Cicelin B20 Why The Range Of The Sahara's Large Mammals Is Regressed? Abdullah Said B21 Wildlife Occupancy Study And Conservation Status Assessment In The Buffer Zone Of Sahyadri Tiger Reserve Shashikiran Hegde B22 Population Status Of Macaca Munzala In The Nymjangchu Valley, Arunachal Pradesh, India: With Special Reference To Human-Macaque Confict Bidyut Sarania B23 Post-Release Monitoring Of Translocated Eastern Hoolock Gibbons In Mehao Wildlife Sanctuary, Arunachal Pradesh: A Preliminary Study Himani Nautiyal B24 Behavioral Ecology And Threats Of Golden Langurs In Fragmented Habitats Of Assam, India Joydeep Shil B25 Wildlife Consumption By Indigenous Communities In Kerala And Its Implications For Conservation In The Western Ghats Sethu Parvathy 06:00 PM Promoting Conservation Through Health In And Around Protected Areas In Africa / Gladys Kalema-Zikusoka 07:00 PM Dinner 09:30 PM Dinner Ends 08:00 AM Registration 08:30 AM Balancing societys priorities Can we have our cake and eat it too? Lian Pin Koh 09:30 AM Refreshments 09:50 AM People, Diversity and Human Impacts Student Talks Conservation In An Institutional Mosaic: People And Forests Within And Outside The Parks Of Central India. Shivani Agarwal Forest Governance In Central India: The Case Of The Tendu Leaf Trade In Madhya Pradesh Venkat Ramanujam Ramani Historical Contestations Around An Urban Lake: Lessons Learnt For Lake Management In Bangalore City Hita Unnikrishnan Do Exclusive Riverine Plants Move Away From The Riverine Forests Of Mahaweli River Basin Due To River Regulation In Sri Lanka? Shalini Rajakaruna Effect Of Inter-Habitat Matrix On Tropical Evergreen Forest Remnants: A Test Of Matrix Tolerance Hypothesis On Butterfies Of Kodagu Deepak C K 11:10 AM Habitat Ecology / Ecosystem Functioning / Restoration Ecology Student Posters C01 An Inventory Of Spiders & Microhabitat Utilization In Nilachal Hill, Guwahati Metro, Assam, India Bibekananda Kakoti C02 An Occupancy Modeling Study To Explore The Factors Infuencing The Distribution Of House Sparrow (Passer Domesticus) In Delhi. Nawin Tiwary C03 Are Payments For Ecosystems Services (Pes) Alone Effective In Halting Conversion Of Forests Into Agricultural Land? Ter Yang Goh C04 As Green As It Gets? Turfgrass Lawn Ecosystems In Bangalore Neesha Dutt C05 Austroeupatorium Inulifolium Invasion Favours Tree Seedling Establishment On Highly-Degraded Grasslands Nishanthi Haluwana C06 Cameratrap Survey Of Amur Leopard In The National Park Land Of The Leopard (Russia, Far East) Anna Vitkalova C07 Characterizing Patchiness And Scale Of Interactions In Semi-Arid Vegetation Patterns Sumithra Sankaran C08 Conservation Of Otter Habitats In Goa Atul Sinai Borker C09 Conservation Of Private Forests In The Coridore Of Koyna Wildlife Sanctuary And Chandoli National Park Of Maharashtra Western Ghats Sunil Kale C10 Effect Of Changing Habitat On Indian Gazelle Sunanda Sharma C11 Exploring Inclusive Ecological Restoration: A Case Study In Mining Restoration At Bolani, Odisha Meenakshi Singh C12 Habitat Use Of Dung Beetles In Village Ecosystem Of North Kerala Asha G C13 Local And Landscape Level Conservation Challenges To Tiger Population In Manas Tiger Reserve, India Dipankar Lahkar STUDENT CONFERENCE ON CONSERVATION SCIENCE BANGALORE 2014 Day 4 28 September 2014 C14 Restoration Of Degraded Sites: Use Of Vegetative Propagation To Raise Nurseries Of Two Native Tree Species Anjalee Weerakoon C15 Seasonal Variation In Diet And Activity Budget Of The Northern Yellow-Cheeked Crested Gibbon Nomascus Annamensis, North-Eastern Cambodia Naven Hon C16 Seed Biology Of Symplocos Cochinchinensis, Towards Reforestation Of Degraded Submontane Forests In Sri Lanka Yasoja Athugala C17 The Development To Spatial Model To Assess The Habitat Suitability For Reintroduced Eastern Sarus Crane Population Nuchjaree Purchkoon 01:00 PM Lunch 02:00 PM Short Workshops Thinking Quantitatively Suhel Quader KSCST Trust, Instinct, Common sense: Managing people & teams Gopakumar Menon and Vena Kapoor Management Studies Story-telling Through Images Kalyan Varma JN Tata Seminar Hall C Observational study of animal behaviour and its importance for animal conservation Nishant M.S, Shreekant Deodhar and Karpagam Chelliah JN Tata Seminar Hall B Conservation Biotechnology Kartikeyan Vasudevan, G. Umapathy, Ajay Gaur, Sadanand Sontakke and B. Sambasiva Rao JN Tata Main Auditorium Getting the Measure of Diversity: A Macro-ecological Perspective Kartik Shanker, Navendu Page and S.P. Vijaykumar Satish Dhawan Classroom Research on the interface of environment and society: An introduction to a mixed methods toolbox Asmita Kabra Cistup Classroom Multivariate Statistics Varun Varma and Anand M. Osuri CES Lotka Voltera lab Science Journalism and Communicating-Positioning Research for Conservation Ananda Banerjee Cistup Workshop Hall How To Tell A Conservation Story Pavithra Sankaran IPC Classroom Elements of effective study design Advait Edgaonkar and Kavita Isvaran Materials Engineering Building support for conservation from different sectors Gladys Kalema-Zikusoka JN Tata Seminar Hall A 04:30 PM Refreshments 04:50 PM Rainforest Etiquette in a World Gone Mad / Suprabha Seshan 06:00 PM Closing Remarks and Student Awards 07:00 PM Conference Ends
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