Thursday 21st March

_{Session chair: Shannon O'Lear, University of Kansas, USA}

_{08:30 - 08:54 - Using "spatial subsidies” to address geopolitical imbalances in the ecosystem benefits and conservation costs of migratory species}

^{Charles C Chester (Tufts and Brandeis Universities, USA), James Dubovsky, Michelle Haefelle, Aaron Lien, Brady Mattson, Rodrigo Medellin, Darius Semmens, Wayne Thogmartin and Laura Lopez-Hoffman}

_{08:54 - 09:18 - The geopolitical priorities of US biodiversity conservation: mapping the activities and funding of the US Fish and Wildlife Service's International Affairs Program} 

^{Francis Massé and Jared Margulies, University of Sheffield, UK}

_{09:18 - 09:42 - Geopolitics, meat and biodiversity}

^{Patricia Manzano, Universidad Nacional Autónoma de México}

_{09:42 - 10:06 - Geopolitics of the blue belt conservation network within UK overseas territories}

^{Peter Howson, Roy Smith and Elizabeth Kirk, Nottingham Trent University, UK}

_{10:06 - 10:30 - Two views for one region, wildlife and the Mexico-US border wall}

^{Rurik List, CBS Universidad Autónoma Metropolitana-Lerma, Mexico}

_{10:30 - 11:00 - Break} 

_{Session chair: Dominic Johnson, Department of Politics and International Relations, University of Oxford, UK}

_{11:00 - 11:24 - Geopolitical ecologies: an analytical framework for biological conservation}

^{Benjamin Neimark and Patrick Bigger, Lancaster University, UK}

_{11:24 - 11:48 - Encountering the border: geopolitical ecologies of sturgeon conservation}

^{Hannah Dickinson, University of Sheffield, UK}

_{11:48 - 12:12 - The political ecology of transboundary conservation in northern Rwanda}

^{Shane McGuinness, Trinity College, Dublin, Ireland}

_{12:12 - 12:36 - Transnational diplomacies of knowing nature}

^{Jasper Montana, University of Sheffield and University of Oxford, UK}

_{12:36 - 13:00 - Transgressing and dissecting the Chernobyl exclusion zone}

^{Jonathon Turnbull, University of Cambridge, UK}

_{Transboundary criteria to set conservation priorities for carnivorans from the northern Pampas}

^{Diego Queirolo, Universidad de la República, Uruguay, Tirelli, F.P., Pereira, J. and Eizirk, E.}

_{Human dimensions of dog-wildlife conflict in Nepal, Himalaya}

^{Debby Ng, National Geographic Early Career Explorer and University of Tasmania, Australia}

_{Ranger perceptions of cooperation in transfrontier conservation areas}

^{Joshua Powell, National Geographic Young Explorer and Peter Coals, WildCRU, Zoology, University of Oxford, UK}

_{Decline in the population trends of Asian houbara (Chlamydotis macqueenii) in the Cholistan desert, Pakistan}

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

_{Horizon scanning for significant global emerging issues in illegal wildlife trade}

^{Nafeesa Esmail, ICCS, Zoology, University of Oxford, UK}

_{Wild animal species being traded as pets in Rawalpindi and Islamabad, Pakistan and assessment of their conservation status}

^{Komal Dua and Asma Jabeen, Fatima Jinnah Women University, Pakistan}

_{The Cecil Moment: celebrity environmentalism, Nature 2.0 and the cultural politics of lion trophy hunting}

^{Sandra McCubbin, Queen's University, Canada}

_{Investing in change that matters}

Nqobizitha Ndlovu, African Leadership University

_{Session chair: Samuel Cushman, Director of the Center for Landscape Science, U.S. Forest Service, USA}

_{14:30 - 14:48 - Estimating the impact of planned infrastructure projects on chimpanzees in West Africa}

^{Stefanie Heinicke, Max Planck Institute for Evolutionary Anthropology, Germany, and colleagues}

_{14:48 - 15:06 - How the geopolitics of transport corridors are shaping conservation futures in sub-Saharan Africa}

^{Charis Enns and Brock Bersaglio University of Sheffield, UK}

_{15:06 - 15:24 - Evaluating impact of major developments in Myanmar on clouded leopard connectivity and population dynamics}

^{Zaneta Kaszta, WildCRU, Zoology, University of Oxford, UK, Samuel Cushman and Saw Htun}

_{15:24 - 15:42 - Biodiversity hotspots in the Anthropocene: assessing multi-species – habitat relationships in Southeast Asia} 

^{Luca Chiaverini, WildCRU, Zoology, University of Oxford, UK}

_{15:42 - 16:00 - Cancellation}

_{16:00 - 16:30 - Break}

_{Session chair:  John Vucetich, Michigan Technological University, USA}

_{16:30 - 16:48 - Conservation publications and their provisions to protect research participants}

^{Harriet Ibbett University of Oxford and Bangor University, and Stephanie Brittain, University of Oxford, UK}

_{16:48 - 17:06 - Free-roaming dogs and their impact on biodiversity worldwide}

^{Cristián Bonacic, Pontifical Catholic University of Chile, and Tara Martin}

_{17:06 - 17:24 - Unintended consequences: how the animal rights movement inadvertently increased persecution of Namibian carnivores}

^{Aletris Neils, Conservation CATalyst and Humboldt State University, USA}

_{17:24 - 17:42 - Ending consumptive use of terrestrial wildlife}

^{Andrew Rowan, WellBeing International, USA}

_{17:42 - 18:00 - Moral tribalism in global conservation governance: implications for African megafauna}

^{Michael 't Sas-Rolfes, University of Oxford, UK}

_{Session chair: Mohammad Farhadinia, Oxford Martin Fellow, WildCRU, Zoology, University of Oxford, UK}

_{08:30 - 08:54 - Across the Iron Curtain: transboundary research on Eurasian lynx ecology facilitates cooperation between countries}

^{Marco Heurich, University of Freiburg, Germany, Elisa Belotti, Ludek Bufka and Bernhard Malkmus}

_{08:54 - 09:18 - Achieving conservation across boundaries: the Kenya-Tanzania borderland}

^{Peadar Brehony, University of Cambridge, UK and Peter Tyrrell}

_{09:18 - 09:42 - The geopolitics of wilderness: challenges in protecting pristine nature and the prospects of convivial conservation in Europe}

^{George Iordachescu, IMT School for Advanced Studies Lucca, Italy}

_{09:42 - 10:06 - Big cats and border politics: the status of jaguar conservation in the United States}

^{Christopher Bugbee and Aletris Neils, Conservation CATalyst and Humboldt State University, USA}

_{10:06 - 10:30 - Neighbours across the river: conservation challenges at the Peru-Brazil border}

^{Lyndsie Bourgon, National Geographic Early Career Explorer}

_{10:30 - 11:00 - Break}

_{Session chair: Cosmin Corendea, Jindal Global University Law School, India}

_{11:00 - 11:24 - Big cats in borderlands: challenges and implications for trans-boundary conservation for Asian leopards}

^{Mohammad Farhadinia, University of Oxford, UK, Susana Rostro-García, Limin Feng, Jan Kamler, Andrew Spalton, Elena Shevtsova, Igor Khorozyan, Mohammed AL-Duais, Jianping Ge and David Macdonald}

_{11:24 - 11:48 - Assessing the decline of Punjab urial (Ovis vignei punjabiensis) and its conservation outcomes}

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

_{11:48 - 12:12 - Climate change impacts on terrestrial biodiversity: exploring projected changes in a human context}

^{Mark Titley, Durham University, UK}

_{12:12 - 12:36 - Assessing policy implementation using the social-ecological systems framework, one size does not fit all}

^{Peter Tyrrell, WildCRU, Zoology, University of Oxford, UK}

_{12:36 - 13:00 Using fine spatial resolution satellite imagery to monitor elephants across national borders}

^{Isla Duporge, WildCRU, Zoology, University of Oxford, UK}

_{Transboundary criteria to set conservation priorities for carnivorans from the northern Pampas}

^{Diego Queirolo, Universidad de la República, Uruguay, Tirelli, F.P., Pereira, J. and Eizirk, E.}

_{Human dimensions of dog-wildlife conflict in Nepal, Himalaya}

^{Debby Ng, National Geographic Early Career Explorer and University of Tasmania, Australia}

_{Ranger perceptions of cooperation in transfrontier conservation areas}

^{Joshua Powell, National Geographic Young Explorer and Peter Coals, WildCRU, Zoology, University of Oxford, UK}

_{Decline in the population trends of Asian houbara (Chlamydotis macqueenii) in the Cholistan desert, Pakistan}

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

_{Horizon scanning for significant global emerging issues in illegal wildlife trade}

^{Nafeesa Esmail, ICCS, Zoology, University of Oxford, UK}

_{Wild animal species being traded as pets in Rawalpindi and Islamabad, Pakistan and assessment of their conservation status}

^{Komal Dua and Asma Jabeen, Fatima Jinnah Women University, Pakistan}

_{The Cecil Moment: celebrity environmentalism, Nature 2.0 and the cultural politics of lion trophy hunting}

^{Sandra McCubbin, Queen's University, Canada}

_{Investing in change that matters}

^{Nqobizitha Ndlovu, African Leadership University}

_{Session chair: Rosaleen Duffy, University of Sheffield, UK}

_{14:30 - 14:52 - Conservation in a zone of lawlessness and insurgency: the Mali Elephant Project}

^{Susan Canney, Department of Zoology, University of Oxford, UK}

_{14:52 - 15:15 - Cultures of nationalism: conservation, insurgency and ethnic violence in the Manas Tiger Reserve, India}

^{Trishant Simlai, University of Cambridge, UK}

_{15:15 - 15:37 - Conservation's geo-ethno-politics: saving Kachin Country or Northern Forest Complex in war-torn Burma?}

^{Laur Kiik, University of Oxford, UK}

_{15:37 - 16:00 - Nature abhors a (legal) vacuum: the protection of wildlife in armed conflicts}

^{Elke Hellinx, KU Leuven, Belgium}

_{16:00 - 16:30 - Break}

_{Session chair: Alexandra Zimmermann, IUCN and WildCRU, Zoology, University of Oxford, UK}

_{16:30 - 16:52 - Snow leopard friendly pashmina – converging traditional livelihoods, culture and wildlife conservation}

^{Abhishek Ghoshal, Nature Conservation Foundation, Mysuru-Bengaluru, India}

_{16:52 - 17:15 - Tourism and wildlife consumption}

^{Jessica Bell Rizzolo, Michigan State University, USA}

_{17:15 - 17:37 - Wildlife, conservation, sustainable development, and policy coherence}

_{Francis Vorhies, Stellenbosch University, South Africa}

_{17:37 - 18:00 - Natural capital market design}

^{Alexander Teytelboym, University of Oxford, UK}

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

Craig Packer in conversation with Tim Hodgetts, Michael ‘t Sas-Rolfes, Alexander Teytelboym, Fred Launay, Marc Ventresca TBC and the audience

_{Session chairs: Raffael Hickisch and Cedric Tan,WildCRU, Zoology, University of Oxford, UK}

Raffael Hickisch and Cedric Tan in conversation with Aaron Appleton, Thomas Brooks, Christina Rodina, James Mc Taggart and the audience

_{10:30 - 11:00 - Break}

_{Session chair: Nayanika Mathur, University of Oxford, UK}

Nayanika Mathur in conversation with Shonil Bhagwat, Michael Marrett-Crosby, Rosaleen Duffy, Alexander Zimmermann and the audience

_{Session chair: Keith Somerville, University of Kent, UK}

Keith Somerville in conversation with William Beinart, Amy Dickman, Ruth Feber, Andrew Loveridge and the audience

_{13:00 - 14:30 - Lunch: Poster Session}

_{Workshop and panel discussion chair: Ewan Macdonald, Chester Zoo Conservation Fellow, Saïd Business School and WildCRU, Zoology, University of Oxford, UK}

_{14:30 - 14:35 - Introduction and welcome}

Ewan Macdonald, Saïd Business School and WildCRU, Zoology, University of Oxford, UK

_{14:35 - 14:50 - Innovation and disruption, what can conservation learn from business}

^{Marc Ventresca, Strategic Management, Saïd Business School, UK}

_{14:50 - 15:05 - What is marketing and how can it be applied to promote social good?}

^{Andrew Stephen, Director, Oxford Future of Marketing Initiative, Saïd Business School, UK}

_{15:05 - 15:20 - Conservation marketing}

^{Ewan Macdonald, Saïd Business School and WildCRU, Zoology, University of Oxford, UK}

_{15:20 - 15:25 - Perspectives from conservation practitioners}

^{Terence Chambati, Cristián Bonacic, Akchousanh Rasphone}

_{15:35 - 16:00 - Panel discussion}

^{Ewan Macdonald in conversation with Marc Ventresca, Andrew Stephen, Terence Chambati, Cristián Bonacic, Akchousanh Rasphone and the audience}

_{16:00 - 16:30 - Break} 

_{16:30 - 16:45 - What can research about online dark markets tell us about illegal wildlife trade?}

^{Felipe Thomaz, Modelling Marketing Strategy, Saïd Business School, University of Oxford, UK}

_{16:45 - 17:00 - The business of biodiversity - insights from a conservation scientist}

^{Prue Addison, ICCS, Zoology, University of Oxford, UK}

_{17:00 - 17:15 - Perspectives from conservation practitioners}

^{Nqobizitha Ndlovu, Rurik List, Cedric Tan}

_{17:15 - 17:50 - Panel discussion}

^{Ewan Macdonald in conversation with Feilipe Thomaz, Prue Addison, Nqobizitha Ndlovu, Rurik List, Cedric Tan and the audience}

_{17:50 - 18:00 - Concluding remarks}

^{Andrew Stephen, Director, Oxford Future of Marketing Initiative, Saïd Business School, University of Oxford, UK}