Friday 22nd March

^{Session chair - Catherine Redgwell, Chichele Professor of Public International Law, Department of Law, University of Oxford, UK}

_{09:00 - 09:30 - Reforming the (ab)use of science in law: methods for communicating science to improve legal decision making}

^{Yaffa Epstein, Uppsala University, Sweden}

_{09:30 - 10:00 - Protection status and jurisdictional mismatches in the shadow of trophy hunting}

^{Annecoos Wiersema, University of Denver, USA, Floor Fleurke, Tilburg University, Netherlands}

_{10:00 - 10:30 - The US Endangered Species Act as a tool for de-facto sanctions}

^{Catherine Semcer, Property and Environmental Research Centre, Bozeman, USA}

_{10:30 - 11:00 - Leopards (Panthera pardus) and wildlife treaties – transboundary cooperation to improve the fate of the world's most international big cat}

^{Arie Trouwborst, Tilburg University, Netherlands}  

_{Session chair: Andrew Rowan, WellBeing International, USA}

_{11:30 - 11:52 - Conservation lessons from moments of ‘moral panic': Marius, Cecil, Harambe, Tilikum, and Xanda}

^{Mucha Mkono, University of Queensland, Australia}

_{11:52 - 12:15 - Giving voice to humans and non-humans: inclusion and justice in use of natural resources}

^{Phyllis Lee, University of Stirling, UK, and C. Hoffman, A. Schapper}

_{12:15 - 12:37 - Did we ask wolves whether they consent to be managed?}

^{Guillaume Chapron, Swedish University of Agricultural Sciences, Sweden and Yaffa Epstein, Uppsala University, Sweden}

_{12:37 - 13:00 - The Anthropocene: geopolitical challenges and opportunities for conservation ethics}

^{Bernhard Malkmus, Newcastle University, UK}

_{Session chair: Paul Johnson, WildCRU, Zoology, University of Oxford, UK}

_{09:00 - 09:30 - Bosses, baddies, and “baby-huggers”: the ethics of fundraising in orangutan rehabilitation}

^{Ally Palmer, University of Oxford, UK}

_{09:30 - 10:00 - Removing barriers to family planning, empowering sustainable environmental conservation}

^{David Johnson, Margaret Pyke Trust, Population and Sustainability Network}

_{10:00 - 10:30 - Biology, radical conservatism and the origins of geopolitics}

^{Ian Klinke, University of Oxford, UK}

_{10:30 - 11:00 - The congealing nature of world heritage: emergent properties of ‘kinservation'}

^{Daisy Sutcliffe, University of Glasgow, UK}

_{11:00 - 11:30 - Break} 

_{Session chair: Craig Packer, University of Minnesota, USA}

_{11:30 - 11:48 - The impact of climate change on community-based wildlife management: a case study from northwest Namibia}

^{Stefan Carpenter, Indiana University, USA}

_{11:48 - 12:06 - Using cross-country comparisons to explore patterns in livestock management and reduce human-carnivore conflict}

^{Laura Perry, University of Oxford, UK}

_{12:06 - 12:24 - Human – leopard conflict and conservation measure in Himalayan region of Pakistan}

^{Asma Jabeen and Arooj Fatima, Fatima Jinnah Womens University, Pakistan}

_{12:24 - 12:42 - Mitigating human-wildlife conflict using the Thomas Kilmann instrument}

^{B.M. Mandara, Christ University, Bengaluru, India}

_{12:42 - 13:00 - Human-wildlife coexistence: a utopia}

^{Aenne Post, Kisumu, Kenya}

Session chair: Dr Tom Moorhouse, WildCRU, University of Oxford, UK

_{09:00 - 11:00 - Workshop on Wildlife Tourism: friend or foe to conservation?}

^{Tom Moorhouse in conversation with Joseph Mbaiwa, David Ville and, Jessica Bell Rizzolo, with discussants Noel Mbise, Edwin Tambara, Abhishek Ghoshal}

_{11:00 - 11:30 - Break}

_{Session chair: EJ Milner-Gulland, ICCS, Zoology, University of Oxford, UK}

_{11:30 - 11:48 - Monitoring of illegal ivory trade in Kenya: the analysis controversy and geopolitics}

^{Shadrack Ngene, Kenya Wildlife Service, Kenya}

_{11:48 - 12:06 - Targeting wildlife crime interventions}

Stephanie Romañach, U.S. Geological Survey, USA, and Sally Faulkner, Michael Stevens, Peter Lindsey, Steven Le Comber

_{12:06 - 12:24 - Cancellation}

_{12:24 - 12:42 - Social media as an influencer: insights from pangolins and otters}

^{Lauren Harrington, WildCRU, Zoology, University of Oxford, UK}

_{12:42 - 13:00 - Monitoring illegal trade in snow leopards: 2003 to 2014: addressing geopolitical constraints}

^{Aishwarya Maheshwari, Banda University of Agriculture and Technology, India}

Session chair: David Macdonald

_{14:30 - 15:00 - Academia, international wildlife trade, and effective conservation: is there really common ground?} 

^{Rodrigo Medellin, Universidad Nacional Autónoma de México}

_{15:00 - 15:30 - Who cares pays; or do they?} 

^{Craig Packer, University of Minnesota, USA}

_{15:30 - 16:00 - Questions and answers, discussion}

_{16:00 - 16:30 - Break} 

_{Panel session chair: David Macdonald}

_{16:30 - 17:50 - Panel discussion and synthesis}

^{Cosmin Corendea, Rosaleen Duffy, David Johnson, Dominic Johnson, Craig Packer and Mark Stanley-Price}

_{17:50 - 18:00 - Farewell reflections}

^{David Macdonald}