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Closing Plenary: Conservation Knowledge for Conservation Impact

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This closing plenary of the Knowledge, Learning, Innovation, & Technology for Advancing Conservation WCC Theme will promote robust approaches for measuring conservation impact, and educate on new advances in impact evaluation in theory and practice
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Drawing from other applied disciplines, the last decade has seen the advent of techniques to target conservation actions and measure genuine impacts, building from existing approaches to assessment of conservation status and trends. The closing thematic plenary for the Knowledge, Learning, Innovation, & Technology for Advancing Conservation WCC Theme will therefore explore some of the ways in which these approaches are being incorporated into conservation assessment to plan for and celebrate conservation success. Building from a plenary providing an overview of the use of counterfactual techniques to measure the real impact of conservation, the session will then focus on two panel discussions covering a range of tools and approaches designed to foster and incentivise conservation impact.

Session agenda

Moderator

Dr Ana RODRIGUES

Senior Researcher,
Centre National de la Recherche Scientifique
France

Application of leading evaluation techniques to conservation practice
16:00 - 16:47

Mr Gustavo FONSECA

Director of Programs,
Global Environment Facility (The GEF)
United States of America

Conservation knowledge tools & programmes for incentivising conservation impact
16:48 - 17:30

Speaker

Dr Penny LANGHAMMER

Executive Vice President,
Re:wild (formerly Global Wildlife Conservation)
United States of America

Opening plenary
16:04 - 16:14

Panelist

Dr Samantha CHENG

Biodiversity Scientist,
Center for Biodiversity and Conservation, American Museum of Natu
United States of America

Evidence synthesis
16:14 - 16:20

David GILL

Assistant Professor,
Duke University
United States of America

Impacts of marine conservation
16:20 - 16:26

Dr Bernardo STRASSBURG

Executive Director,
International Institute for Sustainability
Brazil

Assessment of restoration
16:26 - 16:32

Prof. Philip MCGOWAN

Professor of Conservation Science and Policy,
Newcastle University, UK
United Kingdom

Species Threat Abatement & Restoration metric
16:51 - 16:57

Dr Elizabeth BENNETT

Vice President, Species Conservation,
Wildlife Conservation Society
United States of America

Green Status of Species
16:57 - 17:03

Prof. Marc HOCKINGS

Emeritus Professor,
IUCN WCPA
Australia

Green List of Protected & Conserved Areas
17:03 - 17:09

Ms Bibiana SUCRE

Executive Director,
IUCN SSC Chair's Office / Provita
Venezuela

Reverse the Red
17:09 - 17:15

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